getgrizzy said:
PR: there is no moralistic accent to my posts as you well know. The point was that his defense team got into this moral equation by painting him as an alter boy with the team chaplain as a witness and numerous references to him doing church things.
Good God, speaking of pious moralizing. The girl had practically been stalking him, admittedly to have sex ("Jordy, I'd do you any time!"). He obliged her.
As Suzy Boylan inexplicably argued at Closing, "real rapists want to control the confrontation, the circumstances, the time, and the place." Which is why JJ chose to go to her house rather than his own empty house, where she had two roommates, one with the Springfield Armory under his bed, the other sitting outside the door, to watch a horrible Grade B movie about a high school slut, just because it made sense in order to commit a "rape" and to be able to "get away with it." The circumstances alone, as Boylan argued, were implausible at the outset.
In consensual, or even "seeking" situations, there is nothing immoral these days about consensual sex, except to mindless hypocrites who have an agenda and even after three years, can't let it go.
"I'm sorry," says "getgrizzly, " but I cannot permit religious people to have consensual sex, and if they do, I will follow them around on the internet and persecute them, because I am moral and they are not. I have one rule, 'no sex until marriage,' and I am going to make football quarterbacks pay for my religious beliefs." :twisted: