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Smallcock

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She comes from a wealthy family. Kobe himself said she didn't consent.
You got lost in the nuance of the lawyer's statement.

What else do we know about her family? Did her parents not give her money so that she had to work as a maid? I'd be depressed in that situation, too.

Anyway, the case is closed.
 

Smallcock

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Sounds like someone who suffers from depression, it's a pretty common thing. And even if she did have sex with another guy, or 2 guys or 20 guys, does that mean Kobe didn't rape her? Has she ever accused anyone else of sexual assault? Does sound like he was pretty rough with her, considering her blood was on his shirt. Consistent with her story of how rough he was. As he says, that's "his thing." We don't know how tall or strong she was, but he's a big dude so I suspect it would be easy for him to overpower her.
It sounds like a lot of things (depression being only one of the mental issues), which is the point. No way of knowing the truth in weeds that tall, soiled, and thick.

Yeah, if she fucked 20 other guys it would make her a lot less credible. Let's be honest.

Far too many "believable" claims turn out to be false when there is a hidden camera that catches the action or an inconvenient text message is found.
 

Phil C. McNasty

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Anyways, I think the time has come for written contracts if 2 people wanna fuck each other.

I Jane Slut agree to sleep with John Doe slut.
Have them both sign off on it and both parties should be good to go.

Make it an iPhone or android app too
 

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Does sound like he was pretty rough with her, considering her blood was on his shirt. Consistent with her story of how rough he was. As he says, that's "his thing." We don't know how tall or strong she was, but he's a big dude so I suspect it would be easy for him to overpower her.
And this goes back to what I said before. When she made it clear for him to stop...... He stopped.
 

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contract? You'll also need to list the menu. No anal, no facials, etc.
 

TeeJay

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So you feel that Bryant's career does not qualify him for the HOPF? That is what your posts indicate.
Obviously

We are talking about rape of one woman and pedo (stat rape) of a 17 year old
Those 2 allegations alone are worse than what many others have committed
 

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Obviously

We are talking about rape of one woman and pedo (stat rape) of a 17 year old
Those 2 allegations alone are worse than what many others have committed
Does the qualifications for entry into Springfield mention any code of conduct in a player's personal life that must be met?
 

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Uh yeah... a morals clause is also standard issue for the players contracts...

A "morals clause"??? You must be fucking joking.....

Half the athletes in these HOF's wouldn't be in them if such a stupid clause was in there their contract.
 

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A "morals clause"??? You must be fucking joking.....
I am pretty skeptical as well. I know there is probably stuff in their playing contracts, but personal conduct for the HOF? I'd like to see the clause(s).
 

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A "morals clause"??? You must be fucking joking.....

Half the athletes in these HOF's wouldn't be in them if such a stupid clause was in there their contract.
Oh I am not denying that whenever a famous black man violates the clause people look the other way (exhibit A: Kobe Bryant)
But its there nontheless

Fuck there was a news story just a few years ago about 2 famous players from the 70s who were ineligible as AFTER they retired they went to Vegas and worked in a casino (greeting and signing autographs)
But they were not big name enough so

There are tons of complaints about the Basketball Hall of Fame passing over far more successful people to let some seeming random choices in (esp less known collegiate players over accomplished NBA vets)
But noone can see votes (only HOF to hide voting) so no repercussions ever
 

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Oh I am not denying that whenever a famous black man violates the clause people look the other way (exhibit A: Kobe Bryant)
But its there nontheless

Fuck there was a news story just a few years ago about 2 famous players from the 70s who were ineligible as AFTER they retired they went to Vegas and worked in a casino (greeting and signing autographs)
But they were not big name enough so
Can you please show us the clause.
 

Jasmina

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Than maybe they shouldn't rape/kill that one?

im one of the few people that dont care about sports or celebrities but things like this are a sad indicator of where we are as the human race. i dont know the details of what happened between kobe and this woman and if the facts are that he crossed the line then i truly feel sympathy for the woman as a victim but this situation just proves that no matter how good of a person you are and no matter how much good works you do you are only as good as the worst thing you have done. you could kill 1 person and save 100 but all you will ever be remembered as is a cold blooded murderer. such a sad state of affairs...
 

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you are right jasmina. everybody should try and not make mistakes or bad decisions. that way bad things would stop happening all together and we could all enjoy living in a perfect world. redemption is a flawed concept it seems.
 

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Sorry, her story seems a bit too contrived and detailed. It was rough sex, alot more mental in her head. Plenty of cases like this out there.
 

Smallcock

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Oh I am not denying that whenever a famous black man violates the clause people look the other way (exhibit A: Kobe Bryant)
But its there nontheless

Fuck there was a news story just a few years ago about 2 famous players from the 70s who were ineligible as AFTER they retired they went to Vegas and worked in a casino (greeting and signing autographs)
But they were not big name enough so

There are tons of complaints about the Basketball Hall of Fame passing over far more successful people to let some seeming random choices in (esp less known collegiate players over accomplished NBA vets)
But noone can see votes (only HOF to hide voting) so no repercussions ever
You are wrong, in human law (the justice system), and more importantly, in the eyes of our Lord.

Proverbs 24:16 “For though a righteous man falls seven times, he will rise again, but the wicked stumble into calamity.”

Matthew 6:15 “But if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.”

Colossians 3:13 “Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you.”
 

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Axl Rose dedicated 'Knocking on Heaven's Door' at his concert to all the people that died on the helicopter. I've never seen such an outpouring by so many for an athlete. It's not the typical contrived "so sad" statements. It's men and women crying live on TV - sportscasters, businessmen, coaches, players, talk show hosts, and fans who were touched by Kobe.

Some of the great tribute drawings:

 
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