THE OFFICIAL PORN CHICK DRAMA & FIGHTS THREAD...

[stickyvicky]

I think what she said was

"someone please tell the Hamas fighters to turn their phones sideways when they record so we can see the beheadings better"

I can't quote it line for line but it was something like that. They were slaughtering innocent women and babies. What kind of a person rejoices in that? That is just a horrible thing to say and should never be said no matter what.

[WalterB]

It's amazing how many people out there criticize others when their own backyard is less than pristine. Yes, I do the same. Maybe we all do.

But to go onto a national forum and bash others just because you don't like them or maybe misunderstand them is no reason. Yes, I read her comments. That's what I saw, that she was defending her people

She said NONE of this in the quote mentioned. Why does Maher insist that "Palestinian Freedom Fighters" are HAMAS? I don't know what nationality HAMAS adheres to. All I know is that they are terrorists and need to be eliminated.

I think Israel was way overboard in their airborne attacks. HAMAS does not play by the rules of warfare. No uniforms, no way to identify them from the general population. So you can't just go wiping out the general population. However, I can almost understand Israel's frustration. This has been going on far too long over there. Someone needs to get into the hierarchy of HAMAS and destroy the whole damn thing. James Bond, where are you when we really need you? Or maybe Dirty Harry? lol

[stickyvicky]

I think she said that and then deleted it, I know that Playboy dropped her. I think she realized her mistake and deleted her worst comments.

[stickyvicky]

Here is what she sid exactly, https://www.newsweek.com/mia-khalifa-sa ... %20Twitter.

I don't know what to say about any of it, it's all so horrible. I don't want this to turn into a hateful thread here on the board.

[WalterB]

You know me, I get mouthy sometimes.

Well I certainly hope it doesn't either. You're very right. Maybe she said something then deleted it. I'll read your link. And, yes, anywhere that innocent people die is wrong. Of course. "If I Can Dream" comes to mind for me. I don't know what else I can do besides just wish it'd all stop.

[Anthony_JK]

OK....if that is what she actually said, even if it's out of rage due to what is happening now, totally understandable why Playboy would run her.

In no way whatsoever am I excusing what Hamas did; that was terrorism personified.

However, it was also blowback for the years in which the ruling Netanyahu government encouraged and backed Hamas as their favored "opposition" in Gaza and then drove Gazans right into their hands through their oppressive treatment of Gazans. And, what Netanyahu is doing now goes so far beyond suitable retaliation and targeted response that you'd think that that was their idea from the beginning.

Either way, it's an absolute catastrophe.

My thoughts, and mine alone.

[Anthony_JK]

Pornhub, not Playboy. Oops.

[rokkerr]

https://www.latimes.com/california/stor ... teriorates

Ron Jeremy to be released from jail to a PRIVATE RESIDENCE due to being bedridden?

[stickyvicky]

This whole story is so sad, he doesn't even know what's going on, I wish the industry would have went after him when he was younger he was doing it for 30 years, to punish an old man who's out of his brain just doesn't make any sense. I'm not saying to let him get away with it, but someone with dementia is already in their own purgatory,I just don't know anymore...

[lance_s]

This whole story is so sad, he doesn't even know what's going on, I wish the industry would have went after him when he was younger he was doing it for 30 years, to punish an old man who's out of his brain just doesn't make any sense. I'm not saying to let him get away with it, but someone with dementia is already in their own purgatory,I just don't know anymore...

Agreed - there is an expression "Justice delayed is justice denied". There is no disincentive for someone else to behave similarly in future; and no closure for the victims.

[WalterB]

Isn't there enough "justice" when someone degrades to that point? Seems to me to be enough that he is out of circulation - permanently. And that's a life sentence.

I don't know where I'm headed. And I don't have any crimes in my background to warrant jail time. But, losing your mind is, to me, pretty scary in itself. I think most of my issues at the moment are short-term memory loss related. But I don't know where I'm headed. Mom suffered from Dementia. And it wasn't fun to stand by and know there was nothing we could do.

I remember seeing Ron at one of the Nightmoves conventions in Florida. He was sitting in a chair right behind us, asleep. I thought it was funny at the time and took a picture to post. But, not knowing his mental issues at the time, would I be happy with people making fun of me like that?

No, I am not justifying anything he may have done in any way, shape or form. It just seems to me that he has received his life sentence.

[stickyvicky]

Yes and no, he still doesn't even know that he did anything wrong.

[WalterB]

This whole story is so sad, he doesn't even know what's going on, I wish the industry would have went after him when he was younger he was doing it for 30 years, to punish an old man who's out of his brain just doesn't make any sense. I'm not saying to let him get away with it, but someone with dementia is already in their own purgatory,I just don't know anymore...

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Of course you're right, Vicky. You and I both know that 30 years ago, it was still a male -oriented industry - and, actually, world!. The models were there to make sex stuff for the men and stay quiet. They didn't even get paid that much. I don't remember how much Linda Lovelace made from "Deep Throat." But, from what I remember, it was all forced on her and she only got a pittance, if anything at all. If I remember correctly, that's how you got to where you are in the first place. You decided, "Wait! Why am I doing this for them. I can do this and keep ALL the money for myself." Then you went out and DID it!

And I'm sure it's still difficult for many young women. A woman still has to be strong and assertive. There are still WAY too many men out there whose thing is to simply take advantage of women who aren't strong enough to stand up for themselves. But, in today's world, women are standing up and shouting for their equal rights. And I fully support that. Women are equals and deserve equal pay for equal work. They deserve the right to do any job, any thing they want. I remember when I went to Spain in the mid '70's, I was astounded that there were few/no women in any decent job. It was men only in banks. There were few/no waitresses. They were all waiters. Women collected the garbage ad cleaned and mopped the floor. Women still rode in the back seat in the car. After the evening meal downtown, the families would walk around window shopping, maybe stopping somewhere for an aperitif. And, yes, the women walked behind the men. I remember thinking one night, "WTF? This is 1976!"

[Stacie]

Maybe I'm viewing this differently but Ron Jeremy having dementia is lucky for him, not a punishment. He doesn't know what's going, nor understands the consequences, so why place him in a private residence, there's healthcare in jail.. my taxes pay for it! People with advanced dementia need round the clock medical care and do best with routines. This sounds like a selfish move on either a money grabber "friend" or family member part. I agree with Vicky, this should of been taken care of way sooner but the industry is broken in these matters. He's getting off easy in my eyes, criminals spend their final years in jail.. as should he. His victims have the life sentence. Ok, off my soap box!

[WalterB]

Yes and no, he still doesn't even know that he did anything wrong.

Yes. But, my thinking would be, does he know ANYTHING anymore? I understand what you're thinking and again , you are right. There is maybe a lack of closure? But, having never been a victim of treatment like that, or even violent crime, is there a strong feeling of lack of closure? Sitting here on the outside, I tend to think "Well, he's got his sentence."

[stickyvicky]

I'm with Stacie on this one. The problem is that even if he does sit and rot in jail he won't know why and that's the part that bothers me. I want him to know. But if his mind is that far gone and he is just sitting there suffering and not even knowing why then I kind of feel sorry for him. I'm sure he is really confused. The problem is that all the people around him never told him that he did anything wrong. And back in his day it was totally cool to grab women by the tits or by the pussy and no one stopped him. They lined up around the block for him. He never got the memo about the me too movement, all his staff were Yes men, and they were all riding his coattails, and tried to further themselves by being with him.

[WalterB]

Thanks for jumping in, Stacie. I'm not going to say that having dementia is lucky for anyone. Like I mentioned, having never been the victim of a 'major' crime, I don't understand the feeling for 'closure.' Some times that never comes (the criminal gets killed, for example. Or maybe the perpetrator is never found.)

Yes, he is very possibly getting 'better' treatment because he is well-known. And I'm assuming there are people behind the scenes that are helping him.

I think he IS in "jail." What does it matter which room he lives in as long s he can never hurt anyone again? Isn't that the goal of punishment?

[Stacie]

I understand your point Walt but if the courts make that "accommodation" for him then why not the thousands others that have terminal diseases or memory issues? He should serve his sentence in custody like other criminals. Again, someone with a little leverage gets treated differently.
The thing about dementia, it sneaks its way in there are different types and can present different. I agree, I'm sure his team began to notice things and ignored them so they could continue to ride his coat tails but I don't think he's suffering. The brain is a complex thing and his isn't working correctly anymore so what we perceive as one way, they don't, they can't.

[stickyvicky]

Can't argue with that.

[greggl]

I understand your point Walt but if the courts make that "accommodation" for him then why not the thousands others that have terminal diseases or memory issues? He should serve his sentence in custody like other criminals. Again, someone with a little leverage gets treated differently.
The thing about dementia, it sneaks its way in there are different types and can present different. I agree, I'm sure his team began to notice things and ignored them so they could continue to ride his coat tails but I don't think he's suffering. The brain is a complex thing and his isn't working correctly anymore so what we perceive as one way, they don't, they can't.

According to the article he was never sentenced because he was never tried. He was ruled incompetent to stand trial. When that happens the trial is frozen and the defendant can be committed to a psychiatric hospital for treatment and if condition improves enough to be found competent later he can then be tried. If it is determined that the defendant will never be competent to stand trial the case is usually dropped. According to the article they couldnt find a state hospital to take him which is why he is being sent to a private facility. But you cant keep someone in jail if they are not going to be tried and convicted