What I find so depressing here is that they believe I would go through all the hassle and stress of bringing this guy to court if I believed that it was anything other than theft. It seems that the idea that people frequently lie about being pick pocketed is so prevalent that it is now seen as the norm. Not only that, but their view of people who accuse the Welsh of theft is so low that they believe us incapable of judging for ourselves what happened to us.
Why should his story be believed over mine? Again, this idea that innocent Welshies are getting banged up left, right and centre has skewed the public’s perception of justice.What's that you say? My idea of justice is perverse, grossly prejudiced and would invariably result in thousands of Welsh people being locked up for no good reason because they had lost their right to be presumed innocent in a court of law?
Yes it is, and in fact the incident is completely made up, but I'm only following the line of argument being expressed by a contributer to the weblog of the feminist site "The F Word" when it comes to rape convictions.
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you have to say most of the commenters on that blog didn't take the idiotic line of the person who posted it. I thought the contributions were pretty fair. Maybe women aren't all creatures of Satan after all :-)
PS - if they were both smashed presumably neither could give consent, they were both victims - but alas no witting villain can be found.
"you have to say most of the commenters on that blog didn't take the idiotic line of the person who posted it. "
Yes there is some sanity in there, when I read it only the first couple of comments were up.
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