Well it may be unwise to walk around scantily clad and drunk. I’d go as far to say that its unwise to walk around modestly clad and drunk. But its not kidnapping and felony sexual assault. Now that’s a crime. The people at fault in Chrissie’s abduction and rape are the perps.
Stevie Nicks learned this lesson the hard way, too.
They sure are and men have done a lot of evil, but if she wants to regret doing drugs and going around with less clothes on, its her right to say it without being denounced, shamed and forced to apologize by the feministic PC police.
After this Curt Schilling suspension at ESPN recently, I’ve come to realize how free speech isn’t so free in the good ole USA, home of the Constitution, its Bill of Rights and the First Amendment.
I believe in a country where enraged religious folks can say ‘gay people will go to hell’ and enraged LGBTQ folks can say ‘the religious people are hypocrites and should go to hell’.
Anything less than that isn’t Constitutional Liberty.
Chrissy had some nasty stuff to say about El Rushbo since he got the rights to the theme song and she couldn’t stop him using it.
Maybe Rush can turn the other cheek and defend her from any critics that try to take her down.
I regret some things in my past including the way I dressed in front of girls, stared my lust at them or even words I used or actions I took. People might react negatively and ridicule if I laid out details like Chrissie Hynde did about her past.
But when it comes to the past, I think its good to do an inventory and admit to myself and others I was wrong.
Sharing it publicly and in detail, directly with women from my past may be crossing a line, but I’m not disturbed by her thinking at all.
In the end each one of us is responsible for our own actions with the rapists clearly responsible for theirs in this situation.
I’m a drunk who lusted after women and I am responsible for my past actions. I think Chrissie Hynde should have the space to do the same thing from her perspective.