My mom, who hasn't watch the DIS in years and doesn't frequent online forums, asked me about the whole situation recently. It's getting out there for sure. I'm just not surprised that the article you're referring to was written poorly and made my phone slow to a crawl with the ads.
I don’t either, but as I said elsewhere, this might be one instance where the inaccurate title might actually compel more people to read a little deeper. Absolutely not the best way to get the story out there, but there might be some lemonade from those lemons.
It is illegal to spit on someone. It is a form of battery. It has also been held to be a crime to threaten to do in certain circumstances - for example, communicable disease with an immune compromised victim etc.
If you like to throw your support for sexual predators, by all means......
I just read the Wiki and while it does have some of the same information, the article does put things together in a more of a narrative. I'm not a big fan of the clickbait website, but I do think this particular article is a good one to point people to if they have initial questions. Oh ... and NEVER read it without an ad blocker. I have one on my phone too
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I’m thinking a new business venture: throwing axes that are on fire while enjoying a beer
I wish no ill health on anyone, but I am not joining you and cheering him on. In this situation Pete is far from the main thing. The main thing is the wellbeing of those who were victimized in this disgusting ordeal. They are the ones I'm concerned for. For Pete, I hope he lives a very long very miserable existence in prison.
Uh, spitting on someone is about the least likely thing to be worried about on an street in America. Or at school, work, church, etc.maybe in the U.K. it’s different, but ‘threatening’, even in a humorous way to spit on someone on an Internet forum is classed as a crime, and you may get a visit from.
My poor bear takes such abuse
Another Duffy fan. I love that bear and his friends. I was glad we got to see him one last time at Epcot. He's super popular overseas.My poor bear takes such abuse
I must say, I am not a fan how much our society has made people that they need to accept blame and responsibility for the discretions and failures of others. I am all for and fully support the path towards continual self improvement but I hate this would make Steve feel foolish.
Fair point. And it's really easy in hindsight to put the pieces together. At the time, it might have been incidents that made someone go "hmmm, that's a little odd." But they might not see enough of those relatively 'harmless' incidents to put together a pattern or a bigger picture. But once you know for sure someone did something terrible, it's really easy to go back in your memory and 'see' all the things that fit that context.
