"I think this is a sad situation for 3 young men, all thanks to a dancer and a DA... "
... and the young men's poor judgement. They carry a portion of the responsibility. Yes, what the accusers are doing is despicable, but if the men never hired a stripper in the first place, they would not be in this predicament today. I hope they learned a lesson.
"... and the young men's poor judgement. They carry a portion of the responsibility. Yes, what the accusers are doing is despicable, but if the men never hired a stripper in the first place, they would not be in this predicament today. I hope they learned a lesson."
Well, two of the accused are sophmores. When the team throws a party, the whole team goes to the party. Seligmann didn't even want to go, but did so in order not to appear rude. He and Finnerty saw the stripper for about five minutes only, in her 'dance', and then left.
For that, they have been subjected to unholy hell.
If we apply that same standard to everyone who sees a stripper, what do we say about the poor guy who was shot in New York the night before his wedding? Are we saying that he showed poor judgment, he made poor choices, and should not have been at a strip club, and so therefore contributed to what happened to him?