[schooter]

Why didn't even just ONE of the guys have the common sense or decency to see if she was OK? To help her, instead of doing the ugly polar opposite of laughing at her and taking pictures of her as she lay motionless on the ground? WTF? Decency dictates that you help their pets, if in that state.

There is no evidence that the guys were laughing at her or just letting her lie there. That's an assumption. To the contrary, there ARE pics of them helping her into the car. These kids seem to get the shaft at every turn.

[mlc9852]

What about the "thank your grandpa for my cotton shirt" remark? These guys have no class. White, privileged? Maybe. But apparently their privileged upbringing didn't include class.

[Miss Behave]

It's been stated as fact via timeline and pictures taken (and possibly statments given--I don't know,) more than a few times. It subsequently hasn't been refuted when brought up, as far as I'm aware. And if it is as FReepers have said, would you not think that it reflects a huge lack of base, common decency, given that not even one of the guys checked a fellow human being to see if she was in peril?

And remember, she arrived at the party visibly bruised (probably badly if noticeable on black skin,) and drunken. Not ONE of the many guys turned her away (or helped her,) at that point. This whole freakin' mess could have been averted if someone had stepped up to the plate.

Hell, they needed Uncle Buck* there to turn her away...just as he did the entertainment clown that arrived drunken for his nephew's Birthday party in the movie. Big dumb Buck even knew better.

*Obscure John Hughes Film referrence.