Even when charges are dropped or a not-guilty verdict is issued for lack of any evidence whatsoever, even if these two "dancers" are proven in court to be outrageous liars with a past-history that would curl most people's hair, I will guarantee you that a large portion of the local minority population and an even larger percentage of feminazis will adamantly declare these privileged white boys got off just because they were rich.
The chix have destroyed the lives and reputations of two (and 90% of a third) young men because they were angry at (a) having been booed during their routine, (b) being told to leave, (c) being accused of "ripping off" the boys for dancing for a few minutes of what was supposed to be an $800 two-hour show, and (d) heated words being hurled in both directions. Kim's righteous (cough-cough) indignation got the best of her and her desire to teach these rich boys a lesson spiraled completely out of control. I think Crystal's accusations, the main focus of this dog-and-pony show, were her desperate way of trying to avoid more jail time.
Another thing I'll guarantee you: they've gotten so much sympathetic attention and coddling from national figures and the presstitutes that they will not feel one iota of guilt or sorrow for the mess they've caused (despite Kim's protestations to the contrary: "If the boys are innocent, sorry fellas. Sorry you had to go through this.")
Your post mirrors my opinion exactly.
My view from a far is that what kicked this case into national attention was not the racial angle, but the feminazis. It that respect Duke, not the players, deserve what they get.
Duke and institutions of higher education in general are authority, are the establishment etc. Yet they hire these feminazis who do not have the good sense not to attack the very institution they work for.
Well if Duke is down 1,000 students next year, that is 1,000 times $40,000 in tuition or $40,000,000. There is some serious money being gambled with here. I wonder if the DADA refusing to talk to anyone but NC papers and talking only about his handling of the case is because someone has gotten to him and point out the amount of money he might be causing not to come to Durham in the next decade.
Fri Apr 21, 6:00 AM ET
LOS ANGELES, April 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Outspoken critic of the liberal black establishment and men's rights advocate Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, founder and president of BOND (Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny), today released the following statement about the treatment of the Duke lacrosse players charged with the rape and kidnapping of a 27-year-old black stripper:
"The white student athletes in the Duke rape case are deemed guilty until proven innocent by anti-male feminists and liberal black leaders like Rev. Jesse Jackson because they are perceived as privileged southern white males. The treatment of these boys by the mainstream media is deplorable. The nation has overreacted to this case because it involves the alleged 'rape' of a black woman by white males. The way this case is being handled is an example of race and sex discrimination. If these young men were black they would be treated with kid gloves; if the victim was a male this case would be laughed out of court. DNA tests have failed to connect these boys to this alleged crime; yet their mug shots are plastered in the media as if they've already been found guilty-where's the photo of the alleged victim?
This case is proving that Americans are too sensitive when it comes to matters of race and sex. Liberal black leaders and feminists understand this and are exploiting this weakness for political gain. This situation calls for calm and reflective scrutiny. Thus far, the only thing these young men are guilty of is hiring a black stripper while white. The reputations and lives of these boys and their families are being destroyed partly because of the students' own poor judgment, but primarily because of the double standard society uses in dealing with incidents involving race and gender."
Rev. Peterson is the founder and president of BOND (Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny), a nationally respected nonprofit organization that for the past 16 years has been providing unique programs and services designed to help men and their families. Rev. Peterson is also an author and columnist. For more information visit http://www.bondinfo.org