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by Anonymous User on 04:18 PM June 4th, 2005 EST (#1)
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Disparate justice really ticks me off,especially when it includes a false rape allegation as well
Yup. Especially when over 90% of the persons behind bars are male. Ever wonder about that "gender inequity" while the mainstream media is going on about all those poor female VP who face a "glass ceiling" allegedly preventing them from becoming CEO? That just soooo terrible. The poor, poor dears. Whaaaaaa! And women are also underrepresented among the male politicians writing the laws that have imprisoned so many men. The poor, poor dears, deprived of an opportunity to write even more viciously anti-male laws. Bsob sob...
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by Anonymous User on 06:39 PM June 4th, 2005 EST (#2)
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Listening to her frantic phone call with all her fictitious enhanced drama, and looking at her fabulous silicon-enhanced fictitious boobs ....
it all kind of starts to make sense.
Amazing the judge did not mandate an extensive mental health assessment and counseling.
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by Anonymous User on 08:10 PM June 4th, 2005 EST (#3)
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I couldn't hear most of what she was saying. Does anyone have a transcript? I wonder what would have happened if some guy had been arrested and incarcerated based on her allegations (as usually happens when women falsely accuse)?
Ray
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by Anonymous User on 09:12 PM June 4th, 2005 EST (#4)
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What's apparent from the mostly unintelligible phone call recording is that the Runaway Bride was manufacturing a hysterical pantomime, while the so-called dumb redneck boyfriend/fiance continues throughout to calmly ask logical and tactical questions that might lead to her rescue...
Questions like ---
"How did you get where you are?"
"Are you in a place where you can see anything?"
"Is there a gas station anywhere nearby?"
"Are you safe now?"
The "bride" only squeals and shreaks over and over.... "I don't know.... I don't know..."
This woman needs professional help, which sadly, the lenient court sentence did not mandate.
Here's a prediction ....
She'll violate her probation by running away again.
Right after the marriage.
It's in the Oprah Show contract she has already cut!
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by Luek on 09:37 PM June 4th, 2005 EST (#5)
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The really sick and bizarre part about this ordeal is the loyalty her jilted fiancée is displaying during this affair. He was at her side giving her moral support during the court appearance and still indicates he wants to marry her. He is setting new standards for misguided self-destructive chivalry and just plain stupidity!
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by Anonymous User on 11:48 PM June 4th, 2005 EST (#6)
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"He is setting new standards for misguided self-destructive chivalry and just plain stupidity!"
Perhaps he's only blinded by love. Can't we all recognize an incurable romantic when we see one? Have we all become so disillusioned and cynical by life's experiences with judges and laws, that we can't see the uplifting power of love in a man, allowing him to rise above a woman's imperfections?
Have we all become so old, impotent, cynical, or financially bereft by failed love, that we've forgotten how to be young and foolish, casting care to the wind for the sake of intimacy with the opposite sex?
You have to admire a guy who's willing to risk everything in today's anti-male legal system for the love of this woman.
"Fools rush in, where angles fear to tread, but wise men never fall in love so how are they to know?" - Ricky Nelson
Just kidding! This guy is clearly not using common sense. If he had any real friends, they'd stop him before he does serious irreparable harm, that lasts the rest of his life.
Ray
Put Yourself Totally At A Woman's Mercy - Get Married / Marriage is a Societal Institution Where Men Incur All Financial Risks (click "View Larger.") Disregard other info.
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by SacredNaCl on 05:37 AM June 5th, 2005 EST (#7)
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..sigh... Ray, every try it? I had a friend with a woman who had a serious crack cocaine problem, worked on the side as a prostitute, and despite her having stolen multiple times from him and his family - he still hung on way past where he should have. I don't even want to think about the fines and other stuff he took care of.
Even when confronted with the obvious. We went out to recover his stolen car, found the car, and her turning a trick in it at the time. If that didn't shake him, what would? Nope. He was mad at me for taking him there. She would tell me point blank she was going to use him for his resources and move on when they ran dry. Couldn't tell him that, he would get angry at me for it. I did anyway, that is what a decent friend would do. I also documented it, a list with dates and times.
I suspect this guy is a lot like my friend. They are nearly impossible to reach until it blows up in their face for the 100th time. I suspect it is him who will end up paying off those fines, and for the next screwball thing she pulls. I'm sure his friends are telling him "Why don't you just wait a year or two before getting married?" (The gentle approach) and the hard "This woman is psycho, leave." approach.
Freedom Is Merely Privilege Extended Unless Enjoyed By One & All.
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by Yanyan on 02:41 AM June 6th, 2005 EST (#8)
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Nice batch of comments about this. The circus rolls on, every detail of the story showing what a pathetic excuse for a human being she is.
I'll say this for her though - she's done the Men's Movement a big, big favour. Bravo!
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SacredNaCl writes "