Anyone hear something crazy recently?

[BarSeries]

 

[TNwrestling]

29 minutes ago, alliseeisgold said:

I don't think he should. But it could be reasoned it's better then your average run of the mill guy cheating on his wife with a gal from the local Perkins or neighbor or work etc. 

 

this is an exceptionally idiotic take...

[jeffrideal]

I bet he learned about hookers when he went to Russia as guest of Sadulaev.  

[BruceyB]

2 minutes ago, happyvalet said:

the highlighted idea that having emotionless sex with a prostitute is less bad than having a full-blown affair with someone is not a new idea and it's a fairly common belief.  There is a logic to it if you stopped grasping your pearls long enough to think about it for a moment. 

Yeah, try that argument with his wife.

[TNwrestling]

2 minutes ago, happyvalet said:

the highlighted idea that having emotionless sex with a prostitute is less bad than having a full-blown affair with someone is not a new idea and it's a fairly common belief.  There is a logic to it if you stopped grasping your pearls long enough to think about it for a moment. 

yeah, if you forget its a felony.

 

how do you think this argument would hold up in court? 

[marsisol]

2 minutes ago, TNwrestling said:

yeah, if you forget its a felony.

 

how do you think this argument would hold up in court? 

He could still become president...

[happyvalet]

1 minute ago, TNwrestling said:

yeah, if you forget its a felony.

 

how do you think this argument would hold up in court? 

in most cases it's a misdemeanor. not surprised the genius Winners Circle gave a brain reaction to a patently false statement lol

[Gene Mills Fan]

5 minutes ago, Ragu said:

He should be allowed to compete. Whether you like it or not this is eyes on the sport. A lot of them. He’s our best at the weight and can medal and damn well could win it. Don’t agree with his actions but I hope USA Wrestling does not step in

maybe he was tired and a couple pounds over and was just looking for the easy calorie burn. and the cop used Kendall Jenners profile picture!

[Tripnsweep]

4 minutes ago, BarSeries said:

 

The guy on the left looks like he's getting fatter or swelling up as we watch. It's uncomfortable to see. 

[Winners Circle]

2 minutes ago, happyvalet said:

in most cases it's a misdemeanor. not surprised the genius Winners Circle gave a brain reaction to a patently false statement lol

So thinking that cheating on your wife is wrong (whether it's with a prostitute or not) makes me a genius? Damn boys, I'm even smarter than I thought.

Edited 7 hours ago by Winners Circle

[happyvalet]

1 minute ago, Winners Circle said:

So thinking that cheating on your wife is wrong makes me a genius? Damn boys, I'm even smarter than I thought.

who said it wasn't wrong, dipsh*t?

[bnwtwg]

After 11 pages, I know one thing for sure: this thread about Kyle Snyder is definitely getting more action than Kyle Snyder got over the weekend.

[Winners Circle]

1 minute ago, happyvalet said:

who said it wasn't wrong, dipsh*t?

 

12 minutes ago, happyvalet said:

the highlighted idea that having emotionless sex with a prostitute is less bad than having a full-blown affair with someone is not a new idea and it's a fairly common belief.  There is a logic to it if you stopped grasping your pearls long enough to think about it for a moment. 

Sorry, "less bad". 

[BarSeries]

 

[happyvalet]

2 minutes ago, Winners Circle said:

Sorry, "less bad". 

yeah. you take a physical infidelity (what he did) and an emotional affair (what he didn't do) and combine them for a full-on affair. it's reasonable to think it's worse to have both than to have only one. even if you disagree, it isn't a hard concept to understand for anyone with an IQ above room temperature 

[BAC]

2 hours ago, boconnell said:

If prostitution wasn't joined at the hip with human trafficking and women being used against their will, then you'd have some really great points here about the moral differences in paying for it directly or not paying for it directly.  

Your point is well taken and, I would submit, precisely why it should be decriminalized. If so, then every prostitute would be required to register as such, undergo testing, pay her taxes, not walk the streets, be subject to regulation.  It would clean up the profession, and subject them to the same sorts of rights and responsibilities that porn actors/actresses have.

The whole reason that human trafficking exists, and that we have women being coerced into systems of prostitution with abusive pimps, is that the entire industry operates in this shadowy underworld.  It isn't hard to find them: just hop on Google and you'll find thousands of listings for escorts, right out in the open.  There's a fraction of that -- hopefully a small one -- where it isn't really consensual, as the women are underage, or imported from overseas and forced into this line of work.  But the police NEVER go after them, since they can't tell which is which. The police don't want to deal with it get away with it because they don't see the point of sticking their nose into a primarily consensual industry, and they are terrified to going after them, ruining lives, having politicians who partake in the industry come after their heads. So they leave it alone, except in the rare instance that someone's operation becomes *too* visible and someone complains.  

But imagine if it were decriminalized, and prostitutes required to register, be tested, and pay taxes, as in places like Belgium, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nevada.  Then anyone who posts an ad without their registration number, the cops know to *immediately* go after, since they know that person's not legit and might be underage or a victim of coercion/abuse.

That's a win-win for everyone.  It means women who are abuse victim are apt to be located and their abusers prosecuted, while women and their clients who are doing this fully consensually can do so in peace.  As added bonuses, the spread of disease is curtailed, and we add some money to the treasury income tax, as these ladies ought to pay their fair share just like everyone else.

[bnwtwg]

Willie said if someone wants to create a graphic then they should go right ahead. Say no more boss man!

[Winners Circle]

1 minute ago, happyvalet said:

yeah. you take a physical infidelity (what he did) and an emotional affair (what he didn't do) and combine them for a full-on affair. it's reasonable to think it's worse to have both than to have only one. even if you disagree, it isn't a hard concept to understand for anyone with an IQ above room temperature 

You aren't married are ya? 

[Hammerlock3]

23 minutes ago, happyvalet said:

the highlighted idea that having emotionless sex with a prostitute is less bad than having a full-blown affair with someone is not a new idea and it's a fairly common belief.  There is a logic to it if you stopped grasping your pearls long enough to think about it for a moment. 

Thats a decent theory but a completely useless one because you're making a distinction only his wife is qualified to make. If you're introducing it as a non sequitur fair enough... 

[happyvalet]

3 minutes ago, Hammerlock3 said:

Thats a decent theory but a completely useless one because you're making a distinction only his wife is qualified to make. If you're introducing it as a non sequitur fair enough... 

I'm not making any theories about their specific situation. I don't presume to know how she feels

[Dogbone]

36 minutes ago, Winners Circle said:

Ferrari did not have sponsorships nor was he as religious as Snyder appears to be. To think this will not affect Snyder's reputation (and in turn his career), is naive. 

No question.  I was more disputing this would ruin a lesser character person but KS will be fine.  If anything, the opposite is probably true, no one would blink if this was PD3 but companies will be very leery of using KS as the face of their brands going forward.

[TNwrestling]

29 minutes ago, happyvalet said:

in most cases it's a misdemeanor. not surprised the genius Winners Circle gave a brain reaction to a patently false statement lol

how can "in most cases" it be a misdemeanor and also a "patently false" statement by saying its a felony? Did you see the charges? Do you know for certain his charges are a misdemeanor? 

Edited 6 hours ago by TNwrestling

[Hammerlock3]

5 minutes ago, happyvalet said:

I'm not making any theories about their specific situation. I don't presume to know how she feels

i know, thats why it was sort of an odd point to make.

[feet2back]

Does the Wife hit the Portal? Good cash and a much better-looking guy then Kyle

Edited 6 hours ago by feet2back

[Gus]

Here is the proper kind of response from KS former teammate.