I've never seen a man kick the door of a female's car while she was in it ever and all I did in college was party
KU Police investigating report of teenage girl raped at KU’s McCarthy Hall
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I've never seen a man kick the door of a female's car while she was in it ever and all I did in college was party
Shocking timing. But I don't know why they really went that far out, they would have been safe to schedule the hearing after the second round.
There is no manipulation of a time frame here. A court date a month and a half after being charged is better than average.
This thread is like a dog whistle for Tuco. It's funny and pathetic to follow.
"Agreed. Who knows what's going on in her life. If you're at a bar in the wee hours of the morning throwing drinks in the face of an old boyfriend then there might be some things going on in your life that might affect your performance in other parts of your life."
Two guys vs one girl. And you defend the guys. Well done.
And that's why they delayed charging the person they have known did it forever.
Oh come on. You honestly believe they delayed charging Jackson so his court date would be in April? Do you need anymore tinfoil?
These Kansas mens players seem like very respectable men. They should build a special facility for them to live as a reward and for them to be able to stay out of trouble........
We live in an age now where women's behavior is basically ignored. Many now believe that they have the power to do ANYTHING THEY WANT with no consequence because of the lynch mob mentality against anyone who reacts negatively to a woman. It is a power that is now abused on a regular basis. Calling this victim blaming is a perfect example.
Questioning why she is in a bar throwing a drink in her face was not done to justify kicking her car door. As I stated before, that was an unacceptable reaction by Jackson and he should face the appropriate consequences for it. But questioning what is going on with her as it relates to her general mental well being and focus and how that would affect her performance on the court is not victim blaming. At some point, everyone needs to hold themselves accountable for their actions and decisions and how they impact your own life. The victim mentality of today's society whee every gets to blame someone else for their lot in life makes me want to puke. Give it a break.
It's called gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses. To bring charges, you need more than just "the victim said it was him." Good grief, I get the rivalry against Kansas but it is comical how hard people are trying to turn this into some giant conspiracy. This isn't a tv show where all criminal investigations are wrapped up in an hour.
I missed the "two guys vs." part. So far, all I have seen of Lagerald Vick's involvement in this incident was having a drink thrown in his face. Him vs. her seems to be a bit of a stretch. That's like calling a foul on a defender for having his face get in the way of an offensive players elbow.
AND AGAIN, I am not defending the actions of Jackson or anyone else.
Hitting a girl and throwing her down some stairs SEEMED worse when it was alleged that it was what Carlton Bragg did, too. It's dangerous to assume you know what happened in an event when all you have to go on is selectively chosen bits of allegations supplied by a biased media source. Has this whole Presidential election not taught us anything?
This thread is about Kansas basketball players. I try to limit my interactions here to threads about Kansas basketball players. It's not that strange.
Car doors, bathroom doors, apartment doors. I have seen a million people whack a door that stood between them and someone they were arguing with to show that they were frustrated with that person.
You hang out with some really violent people.
