Post: #1

Some next level attention whoring and ofcourse we have to find someone to blame for this poor girl's choice.

"A 17-year-old girl has found herself at the centre of an internet storm after web users shared explicit photographs of her giving oral sex to two men at an Eminem concert in Ireland.
Police are investigating the disturbing incident amidst concerns that the images, apparently taken in a public area of the concert site, could constitute child pornography.
And dozens of internet commenters have been accused of sexism for mocking the girl and seeking to reveal her identity - while praising her sexual partner as a 'hero' and a 'legend'.
Campaigners have warned that the sharing of explicit pictures is a 'growing problem' which it is almost impossible to prevent due to the fast-moving nature of social networking."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...l#comments

Post: #2

I wonder how this is going to turn to be a man's fault.

Post: #3

(08-20-2013 12:24 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I wonder how this is going to turn to be a man's fault.

You even had to ask?

http://jezebel.com/girl-gives-boy-blow-j...1170516814

Post: #4

could be condom add

Post: #5

Victim: Hannah Smith killed herself this month after receiving abuse from trolls on social network Ask.fm

Post: #6

Post: #7

Seriously though, she just needs to keep her head down for a while and let things blow over.

Post: #8

My guess is she was high on ecstasy and just having a good time. Girls do stupid shit when they're high. There used to be a certain amount of anonymity to being in a large crowd like that. Guess that's not the case anymore with the Internet these days.

Post: #9

which method did she use to suicide?

Post: #10

I heard someone photoshopped the IRT into some of the photos. Is what pushed her over the edge.

Post: #11

(08-20-2013 12:24 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I wonder how this is going to turn to be a man's fault.

Internet trolling will take the hit on this one. Feminist endorse the laws, but it'll be interesting to see how equality is held up in the courts. Women are worse than men for shaming other women.

Post: #12

(08-20-2013 12:45 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  My guess is she was high on ecstasy and just having a good time. Girls do stupid shit when they're high. There used to be a certain amount of anonymity to being in a large crowd like that. Guess that's not the case anymore with the Internet these days.

not in a concert where 80k ppl are filming with their phones

Post: #13

There seems to be some discrepancies as to her age. Another page says she's 14 and was found dead in her bedroom by her older 16 year old sister. OD perhaps?

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/...llied-girl

Post: #14

(08-20-2013 12:50 PM)ero Wrote:  which method did she use to suicide?

She hanged herself in her bedroom. Her 16 year old sister found her.

Post: #15

Hannah Smith is a completely different girl, the girl that gave blowies during a festival was from Ireland.

Post: #16

(08-20-2013 12:24 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I wonder how this is going to turn to be a man's fault.

Taken from the Jezebel article:

The girl is now understandably distraught and has made a separate complaint of being sexually assaulted at an event unrelated to the photos.

The hamster rationalized that the last guy that hit it is to blame. And people wonder how false-rape accusations occur.

Post: #17

2 Live Crew got the same thing in Japan.

Some sanctimonious reporter asked Luther Campbell, "What would you say to that girl's father?"

Luke paused for effect and then, trying not to crack up replied, "Your daughter was good."

Post: #18

(08-20-2013 12:30 PM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  

(08-20-2013 12:24 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I wonder how this is going to turn to be a man's fault.

You even had to ask?

http://jezebel.com/girl-gives-boy-blow-j...1170516814

Their argument is "Why isn't he being shamed at all?"

Post: #19

I despise anyone who posts photos online that can be hurtful to others. I'd be pissed if someone snapped a photo of me having sex with a woman in public and posted the photo online. That is really whats fucked up.

Anytime someone comes across anyone having sex at a music festival or any other place for that matter they should mind their own fucking business. Anyone who takes a photo is God dam pathetic my opinion.

Post: #20

(08-20-2013 02:41 PM)NoBalls Wrote:  I despise anyone who posts photos online that can be hurtful to others. I'd be pissed if someone snapped a photo of me having sex with a woman in public and posted the photo online. That is really whats fucked up.

Anytime someone comes across anyone having sex at a music festival or any other place for that matter they should mind their own fucking business. Anyone who takes a photo is God dam pathetic my opinion.

Yes, it's no one's business if i want to squat and take a big shit in the middle of Time Square during rush hour.

Post: #21

If it happens in the view of the public, there's no expectation of privacy. If you do it in front of 80,000 it's EVERYONE'S business. The media works by this rule, as do the general public. And yeah, in an age when just about everyone is carrying a devise that can take still photos and shoot video, you have to be smarter. And we all know that these devices can immediately share anything that's recorded on it, so the speed with which it spreads is throughout the world is blinding. You can't erase it or take it back, no matter how many sites your lawyer forces to remove the images or video. I agree that the young, drunk or high do stupid things, but...

Post: #22

Quote:"Others shared images mocking the girl and implying that she was overly sexually promiscuous."

Implying? Blowing two dudes and kissing one of them while he feels you up in full view of several thousand is the very definition of promiscuity! I'm not judging, just stating the facts.

Post: #23

WOW! Her stupidity is impressive.

Post: #24

I think we should all just stop slut shaming. In fact we should promote slutty behavior as much as we possibly can.
It means more and easier sex all around. They'll figure out eventually that the "good girls" are the ones actually
landing husbands. Maybe in a generation or two they'll come around and we'll experience a moral resurgence of sorts.
Who knows.

Post: #25

The thing is, the fem-squad over at Jezebel and elsewhere should be giving some tough-love to girls like this. If as women you want to be respected, act respectable. It isn't about double-standards and the like (especially since women are as quick or quicker to label another woman a slut as a man would, and be more willing to spread it around), but accountability. Men pay a public price for their indiscretions - why should women be protected from that? And women still throw themselves at men that suffer those indiscretions, so what does THAT say? The young men in those pictures are exposed also, but I'll bet he'll still get ass from chicks that are laughing and shaming the girl.