Tom Humphries thread

[Sidney]

@artfoley

Didn’t you follow a girl to Australia to sexually harassed her, or was that someone else?

That time for you to step away from the keyboard isn’t over yet, mate.

[myboyblue]

@Sidney

@myboyblue

From a perusal of the thread, there’ll be no conversations worth having here anyway.

There’ll be no conversations at all, now that you’ve decided to get involved.

Did I hurt your feelings hon?

[myboyblue]

@ChocolateMice

Nothing is your fault apparently… Walk up an alley full of junkies in the middle of the night waving 50 Euro notes and it’s not your fault that you got robbed and stabbed.

Ah schtop. Whats worse is the lads who allow themselves get drawn into the “debate”.

[myboyblue]

@artfoley

@Sidney

There’ll be no conversations at all, now that you’ve decided to get involved.

Have you managed to haul the Ciaran Whelans up the stairs yet?

Didn’t you follow a girl to Australia to sexually harass her, or was that someone else?

Whats this now?

[caoimhaoin]

Ya but this was a lad these guys knew professionally.

I get the turmoil of a family member. I know a girl who’s father was done for sexual abuse of his step kids. Obvioysly she struggled. But her brothers really struggled. The questiins were “is that in me?” “Is this genetic?”
Funny enough they rejected him, completely disowned. However his own family, as in siblings, didn’t and have helped him alot since coming out of jail.

Maybe length of time knowing a person makes it harder. Deeper embeded memories. In case above father had fucked off quite early in the lives of many of these kids.

[artfoley]

@Mac can you dig up the post about the sources lover who followed the girl who spurned him

[Sidney]

@caoimhaoin

Personal responsibility is a fucking humongous problem in modern society. And Ireland is even worse, compounded by the lack of responsibikity in for instance the public sector.

Whose personal responsibility?

What has the public sector got to do with “personal responsibility” for being the victim of a crime?

Hook’s comments were not misguided. They were the culmination of numerous despicable comments on a range of issues and the product of a deliberate policy of the station he works for to court controversy for the sake of it.

They were anti-personal responsibility as regards perpetrators of rape and anti-personal responsibility as regards himself.

And the reaction of his station has been totally in keeping with that lack of personal responsibility, given that the only person to lose their job at the station over the matter is a woman who protested about it.

[flattythehurdler]

@Sidney

How can somebody be personally responsible for being the victim of a crime?

Not to belittle any of the crimes here, but there was an interesting case went through the courts here recently where a man left the engine running in his high end car whilst he went to pay for petrol. His car was then stolen, and not recovered. The insurance company refused to pay. He took them to court and lost.
The high court clearly found that he had put his car in harms way.

[Tassotti]

its the modus operandi of these lefty headbangers and screaming glasagusban nutcases, adopt the position of “its always someone elses’s fault” and work from there

[Nembo_Kid]

I’m saying they should be mindful of their own safety just like people shouldn’t walk alone through dangerous areas at night.

[gilgamboa]

@flattythehurdler

The insurance company refused to pay. He took them to court and lost.

The high court clearly found that he had put his car in harms way.

Contributory negligence

Thats essentially what Hook was calling out

[Juhniallio]

@Sidney

@caoimhaoin

Personal responsibility is a fucking humongous problem in modern society. And Ireland is even worse, compounded by the lack of responsibikity in for instance the public sector.

Whose personal responsibility?

What has the public sector got to do with “personal responsibility” for being the victim of a crime?

Hook’s comments were not misguided. They were the culmination of numerous despicable comments on a range of issues and the product of a deliberate policy of the station he works for to court controversy for the sake of it.

They were anti-personal responsibility as regards perpetrators of rape and anti-personal responsibility as regards himself.

And the reaction of his station has been totally in keeping with that lack of personal responsibility, given that the only person to lose their job at the station over the matter is a woman who protested about it.

Aaaaaaand the SidneyTrain is back on track. CHOO-CHOO!!!

[flattythehurdler]

I can’t really be bothered going into it. I think he was more suggesting that girls should be careful, as should anyone. His words were ill advised, but were seized upon and interpreted harshly by many.
That’s what I think. I think that whilst our daughters should be able to walk unmolested anywhere, it would be negligent to allow them to do so.
Were the mccann parents culpable? They committed no crime. It’s not their fault someone stole their daughter. This is just one of a multitude of examples that anyone can use to back up, or refute a position on this.
It strikes me that I’d be upset if my daughter went to a hotel room with a stranger, but I’d want to strangle the fucker that raped her. I’d in no way think she brought it upon herself, yet still, I will warn her when she’s older about such things.
People are arguing certainty where there is none. @ChocolateMice had the best post on this.

[HBV]

Th type of person George Hook was trying to warn young ladies about would be the type to say the following about a young lady he exchanged glances with and decided to follow to Australia.

I’ve already made a mental decision to follow her out there, even if it’s only for a few weeks, and “accidentally” run into her.

It means I’d happily eat her period, or at least continue to happily wear my Liverpool tracksuit with her period and/or her piss soaked into it.

[artfoley]

@HBV

Th type of person George Hook was trying to warn young ladies about would be the type to say the following about a young lady he exchanged glances with and decided to follow to Australia.

I’ve already made a mental decision to follow her out there, even if it’s only for a few weeks, and “accidentally” run into her.

It means I’d happily eat her period, or at least continue to happily wear my Liverpool tracksuit with her period and/or her piss soaked into it.

Well there you have it folks and later on in morality gymnastics well have Jimmy saville telling kids how to be safe while crossing the road

[Juhniallio]

Close the thread @Bandage it’s all gone fucking nuts in here.

[Tassotti]

jesus christ what a clamping

[HBV]

the man who wrote those words campaigns for leniency for convicted paedophiles

can you believe that? i can.

[Tassotti]

I use the ignore function for the sickest fuckers on here, you’d be better off for it, there’s some dangerous cunts posting on here, real psycho shit

[myboyblue]

A truly uplifting read that thread when you go back through it. What a lovely bunch of lads we all are.