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by mens_issues on 11:48 PM January 22nd, 2005 EST (#1)
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Arvada is the community that I drive through each workday to get to work. It seems like a normal middle class bedroom town (it's a suburb of Denver). It's amazing what goes on in seemingly ordinary places.
Then again, the mayor of Arvada was caught pulling up "Jessica Corry for State Senate" signs before the November election. She was the Republican candidate, running against an incumbent Democrat (Sue Windels) who voted down a paternity law reform bill in the statehouse. I helped out with Corry's campaign as she emailed me that she would work on several men's issues that I brought up. Unfortunately she lost the election :(
Steve
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by humanitarian on 03:31 PM January 23rd, 2005 EST (#2)
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I read that article and noticed that there was no mention of age. How old were these boys? Teenagers can mean 14 but can also mean 19. She had sex with five of these boys. Was it consentual (not that it matters because it is in the US)?
I noticed that there was no mention of "girls" at this party. Were there any girls there? Were there any other "adults" there? There is so much that is no mentioned in this article.
Believe me. I am not justifying it at all. I think this situation is demented. All I am saying is look at the whole story not just what is read in an article.
C.E.
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by Anonymous User on 11:27 PM January 23rd, 2005 EST (#3)
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Would a man, had all the sexes been reversed in this scenario, get your extra consideration or benefit of the doubt??
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... for teenage boys, that is. Read it