I’m not allowed to express political views or make comments on political stuff. I’d get in the shit.
But…by fuckity I can comment on other stuff and comment I shall.
According to Wikipedia, Jeremy Jackson is an American actor and singer. He was born in 1980 and is best known for playing some bloke in Baywatch.
Jeremy Jackson got kicked off Big Brother for allegedly opening the robe of a woman and exposing her breast. I say allegedly so no-one sues me. I don’t want to get sued. Being sued is bad.
However, let’s assume the scenario. A man gets drunk by willingly drinking alcohol. He is an adult of free mind. He gets so drunk that it makes him puke up. He goes to the toilet and vomits. A woman offers her assistance and goes to the toilet to offer some help. They are not in a public toilet in a street as maybe the woman might not offer her assistance in a public lavatory. They are in a house surrounded by other people with lots and lots of microphones. The woman speaks kindly to the man. The man notices that she is just wearing a dressing gown / bath-robe and opens the robe to expose her boob.
That’s bad. That’s really bad. That is a spoilt fucking twat being a misogynist who views women as sexual objects for self-gratification. Which is bad.
Anyone who has read my books will see that I love women and I make no apology for that. But I adore them more than a means to sexual gratification. I have led a life and at 39 years old I am single through choice. I have been drunk many many times, really blind stinking rat arsed drunk. Many of my friends and associates have also been very drunk many times. We have been drunk together many times.
Even at the most drunk I have never done that to a woman, nor, to my knowledge, have any of my friends. We’ve made passes and been rejected but the pass is a kiss….OR more importantly…it is preparing for a kiss while looking at the other person and knowing if said intended kiss is going to be reciprocated or rejected. That is one of the ways couples get together. Men and women. Women and women. Men and Men. Sometimes you can have a conversation and know that your admiration for the other person is returned. Other times you think you have read the signs but then find that you have got them wrong. It is done respectfully and with care for the feelings of the other person.
It is not opening their clothes to see what they look like naked. That’s assault.
Being drunk is not a defence. Not reading the signs properly is not a defence. He reached out and without consent of the other person, he opened her clothing.
Um….sounds like an assault to me.
I’ve heard varying views over the last day or so with some people saying everyone overreacted and others saying he was rightly kicked out and should be investigated.
My view is that it was wholly and completely wrong to do what he did. There is simply no excuse for it. There is no reason that can be offered that makes it okay to do that.
In this scenario, the woman could be clearly heard offering help and assistance to the man. We could not see what took place but we heard. And we heard when the woman said it was not okay to do that and we then heard and saw her immediate reaction of shock and distress.
I shall repeat my opinion of the male in this scenario being a fucking dickhead misogynistic uber twatfaced cock. Can we have your autograph please Mr Jackson, yep…just sign here, ah that’s lovely, thanks very much. What was it? Oh this? This is our Registry of Sexual Offenders.
And while we’re on the subject of viewing women as sexual objects can I ask a question of something that has been bothering me for a long time.
Why do some men find women dressed as school girls attractive? In the sense of the St Trinians fancy dress outfits. If someone wants to wear a short skirt then great. Same with the white blouse, go for it. Together with a school tie, pigtails or bunches and pencilled on freckles with knee high socks? Dressed as a school girl to invoke a sexual reaction? A school girl. A girl. Um….nah, not for me cheers.
My views are quite liberal and I think there is a strong argument for legalisation of sexual services. We have to face facts of humanity and the societies within which we live. It happens and always will. People will always pay other people for sexual services, and in most cases it will be men paying women. It has happened since time began and will continue to happen until our race is taken over by the mutant German Shepherd Goats I am currently breeding.
So, we can either:
Criminalise everyone while making it unsafe for those who provide the service and put them at risk of violence, disease and being in an uncontrolled environment. OR
Make it safe so the people who provide the sexual services are not at risk of violence, disease and being in an uncontrolled environment.
The World Health Organisation even produced a report outlining strong reasons for decriminalising sexual service provisions and put forward strong arguments for the rights of workers within that environment in terms of violence, rights and reducing the spread of diseases such as AIDS.
But Jeremy Jackson is still a prick and a misogynistic arsehole.
Allegedly.
Don’t sue me.
Prick.
Take care
RR Haywood
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