[Colofornian]

...we are all well aware of the fact that gender and looks matter far more in these cases than law and justice. If this woman were ugly or if it were a male teacher/female student, a good long stretch in the pokey (no pun intended) would be the result and we all know that. Most of our comments are based in the irony that if the offender is a hot female, she will not get near the punishment that someone else would get.

Or, it could be that winking at criminal student rape by some posters is that because culturally they've "bought in" to what our culture offers up 24/7 and have become CINOs to some degree.

Oh, sure they still buy in plenty to the moral capital as taught to them by their parents, churches, and former churches...but were they to export these same opinions in churches -- or had they exported these opinions in their parents' day -- they would be properly regarded as cultural liberals to a high degree.

First of all, come down off the mountain, Moses.

Why? Am I missing the golden calf party & orgy you're attendin' (or throwin') on another thread w/ "hot female" biology educators" having sex on couches with their students?

Oh, btw: When posters find new ways to accuse others to stop injecting righteousness into the culture -- as your lame try via "come down off the mountain, Moses" attempts to do -- somehow you fail to see the irony in that. You're basically taking a supposed morally preferred elitist posture and clamping down upon somebody else's sense of morality; notice your command to adjust the moral elevation. The ironic thing is that in order to do that, you first needed to mount your pulpit...your own lower-elevation "mountain"...in order to give your edict to come down off the mountain.

Sorry, Grunthor. We all have platforms of various "elevations." Some use it to inject righteousness into a culture; others use it to heighten fantasies about female educators having sex with students.

[Lazamataz]

Or, it could be that winking at criminal student rape by some posters is that because culturally they've "bought in" to what our culture offers up 24/7 and have become CINOs to some degree.

Let's go out on a date. Give us a kiss, love! I've got your knickers!

[Lazamataz]

others use it to heighten fantasies about female educators having sex with students.

Oh baby! Don't stop! I'm almost there!

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[AFreeBird]

As a former 16yo male student, I recall I had many heightened fantasies about having sex with certain female educators.