Topic : 06/12 Teacher Sex Scandal, Part 1

Im from Australia I believe the Australia and American judicial system is out of step with reality and the real world. Judges need to get in touch with reality. Especially in Australian because their not elected to the bench here, they dont know whats it like living in the real world. 160 years for a woman fooling around, its just as bad as the Nigerian government when they tried to kill a Muslim lady for committing adultery. Is it me, or is the united state government sexiest, and hypocritical. When the lady from Nigeria was going to be stoned to death there was up roar. 160 for statutory rape, or what ever you want to call it is weird to say the least. I was reading a weekly magazine just yesterday that in Australia a lady got a 15 month suspended sentences for sexually molesting a 14-15 year old boy. If it were a man he would have gotten a jail sentence.

Two civilized western countries on two different pages. One thinks its ok for a lady to have sex with a minor and another thinks it worse than a man molesting his daughter. Its disgraceful and pathetic.

It reminds me of judge who stated some 11 years ago, no means maybe, maybe means yes and yes means you aint no lady.

 Its time the judicial system woke up to itself, in Australian courtroom the victim isnt even referred to by there name, there referred to as the victim. It hide time that victim were allowed to voice there emotional feelings rather than just of an account of what happened to them, there treated like witnesses rather than victim who in the case of sexual assault, their lives have forever changed.

Makin' out with your high school French teacher....mmmm...mmmm.mmmm

Now there's a teenage boy's wet dream come true!

And she's really hot, too!   I'll bet that after she dumped her big-belly clothes for her pre-pregnant wear that they thought she was just doing it for them....personally  Oh boy-O-boy! 

Can you imagine their pubescent little fantasies... French teacher at her desk...hand up her skirt...clumsily touching each other like...like -- well, LIKE A 14 YEAR OLD's FANTASY about his hot, young, high school French teacher. 

You know, if she had actually come on to these boys, she would have taught them a bit more about mature sexuality, not some boy-virgin's imagined fumbling around in the panties day masturbational fantasy.  If she had really had sex with these young self-proclaimed studs, they'd have some really good stories to tell.

I can't believe anyone bought this. 

Hmmm.....maybe the men on the school board had their own little sexual fantasies about her.  Oh Ms. French teacher!  Heck, maybe the women did too.  I mean, she's really hot, right?

After all, hot women are to blame..  I mean, they're askin' for it, right?  They should all dress like cold-war Russian potato farmers just to keep the men from being tempted.  They should wear clothing that covers their bodies.  And that sexy, flowing, long hair -- she needs to wear it up in a tight little bun.....mmmm...tight little buns....no! cross that out -- she should wear something to cover her hair up completely!  A scarf maybe...

I got it!  She should wear a head to toe burka -- like those women in Afghanistan.

Yep, that's the solution. 

As per Barbara Bush... A man may forget a lot of things but never his first (or last) blow job...

That kid is lying thru his teeth.  he stated that he was either 14 or 15 when it happened... hummm men NEVER forget the first time they have had sex!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was a bit surprised when Dr. Phil stated that he was surprised that the teacher did not show more emotion because she was falsely accused.  He thought she should be "mad".  I think that after all the initial embarrassment, then 2 criminal indictments, then a criminal case that ended in mistrial, then a civil case that exonerated her, not to mention the loss of her job and the inability to volunteer for her children's' classes, and now to add insult to injury, having to sue the School Board.....I truly feel that this woman is PAST MAD.  Sometimes in life when you are bombarded by numerous traumatic events, you go through cycles that take you from humiliation, to fear, to anger, to outrage, etc. etc.  I just think that at this time in the process this lady is answering questions like an attorney because she is now in a position to take the high road and just state the facts as she knows them which is exactly what an attorney would do.  I think she acted totally appropriately and look forward to the resolution of this matter on tomorrow's show.

Im from Australia I believe the Australia and American judicial system is out of step with reality and the real world. Judges need to get in touch with reality. Especially in Australian because their not elected to the bench here, they dont know whats it like living in the real world. 160 years for a woman fooling around, its just as bad as the Nigerian government when they tried to kill a Muslim lady for committing adultery. Is it me, or is the united state government sexiest, and hypocritical. When the lady from Nigeria was going to be stoned to death there was up roar. 160 for statutory rape, or what ever you want to call it is weird to say the least. I was reading a weekly magazine just yesterday that in Australia a lady got a 15 month suspended sentences for sexually molesting a 14-15 year old boy. If it were a man he would have gotten a jail sentence.

Two civilized western countries on two different pages. One thinks its ok for a lady to have sex with a minor and another thinks it worse than a man molesting his daughter. Its disgraceful and pathetic.

It reminds me of judge who stated some 11 years ago, no means maybe, maybe means yes and yes means you aint no lady.

 Its time the judicial system woke up to itself, in Australian courtroom the victim isnt even referred to by there name, there referred to as the victim. It hide time that victim were allowed to voice there emotional feelings rather than just of an account of what happened to them, there treated like witnesses rather than victim who in the case of sexual assault, their lives have forever changed.

I was a bit surprised when Dr. Phil stated that he was surprised that the teacher did not show more emotion because she was falsely accused.  He thought she should be "mad".  I think that after all the initial embarrassment, then 2 criminal indictments, then a criminal case that ended in mistrial, then a civil case that exonerated her, not to mention the loss of her job and the inability to volunteer for her children's' classes, and now to add insult to injury, having to sue the School Board.....I truly feel that this woman is PAST MAD.  Sometimes in life when you are bombarded by numerous traumatic events, you go through cycles that take you from humiliation, to fear, to anger, to outrage, etc. etc.  I just think that at this time in the process this lady is answering questions like an attorney because she is now in a position to take the high road and just state the facts as she knows them which is exactly what an attorney would do.  I think she acted totally appropriately and look forward to the resolution of this matter on tomorrow's show.