Kyle Walker newspaper story

[kaz7]

Apparently some womens rights group spokesperson was so outraged that Walker got away with his dick waving that she compared what Walker did to Wayne Couzens the murdering , rapist copper , it beggars belief that these morons are able to steal oxygen.

Couzens was flashing a few days before he killed , as well as loads of other times if he had been taken in and prosecuted he may not have gone on to commit murder and he certainly would not have had a police car and police id to use to do it

The point being flashing is not taken as seriously as it should be

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

Couzens was flashing a few days before he killed , as well as loads of other times if he had been taken in and prosecuted he may not have gone on to commit murder and he certainly would not have had a police car and police id to use to do it

The point being flashing is not taken as seriously as it should be

Agree to your last sentence , but comparing a professional footballer to a bent copper is a bit of a stretch , Walker was pissed one night and held his hands up , Couzens was pre-meditated and was over a period of years there is no possible comparison Kaz.

 

[aguero93:20]

It’s not like he’s followed a load of school girls to a park with a long mac on and jumped out from behind a tree and flashed them…

Can't be too sure, he did play for spurs...

 

[domalino]

Couzens was flashing a few days before he killed , as well as loads of other times if he had been taken in and prosecuted he may not have gone on to commit murder and he certainly would not have had a police car and police id to use to do it

The point being flashing is not taken as seriously as it should be

Firearms officer Couzens was supposed to be on duty, working from home when he leapt out of the woods at a female cyclist, standing 'totally naked' while carrying out a sex act in a remote country lane in Deal, Kent, in November 2020.

The 50-year-old went on to expose himself to two terrified female attendants at a McDonalds drive-through restaurant in Kent on February 14 and 27. On both occasions, he drove to collect his orders before a member of staff saw he had hus 'trousers pulled down to his knees'



Do you think that's the same thing as what Walker did? It's not, and the way you can tell it's not is that unlike Couzens, no one complained to the bar or the police, and the only reason anyone knows about it is because The Sun have a guy following Walker daily and paid to illegally obtain the CCTV.

 

[kaz7]

Agree to your last sentence , but comparing a professional footballer to a bent copper is a bit of a stretch , Walker was pissed one night and held his hands up , Couzens was pre-meditated and was over a period of years there is no possible comparison Kaz.

I think you missed the point they were making in that it needs to be taken more seriously before it leads to other things

 

[TinFoilHat]

I think you missed the point they were making in that it needs to be taken more seriously before it leads to other things

I can see your point here @kaz7

Like the Linekar thread downstairs. The small action can lead to something greater.

His mates know him and if flashing his dick to them is a usual thing they either tolerate it or go along with it as a joke because they understand his personality and intentions with it.

However doing this in public and it being laughed off (as I have I must admit) doesn't send a good sign to vulnerable women who've experienced the same behaviour from complete strangers who may well be have some sort of sexual deviancy with it.

A celebrity case I can equate with Kyle would be John Barrowman in his time on the sets of Doctor Who and Torchwood. His actions, albeit "an in joke" according to him has destroyed his career.

 

[kaz7]

I can see your point here @kaz7

Like the Linekar thread downstairs. The small action can lead to something greater.

His mates know him and if flashing his dick to them is a usual thing they either tolerate it or go along with it as a joke because they understand his personality and intentions with it.

However doing this in public and it being laughed off (as I have I must admit) doesn't send a good sign to vulnerable women who've experienced the same behaviour from complete strangers who may well be have some sort of sexual deviancy with it.

A celebrity case I can equate with Kyle would be John Barrowman in his time on the sets of Doctor Who and Torchwood. His actions, albeit "an in joke" according to him has destroyed his career.

Barrowman is a good comparison , according to him everyone laughed including the women but then he would say that and i bet most of them felt really uncomfortable but unable to show it at the time

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

It's a sad day when it seems you can't even get your cock out in a pub anymore. First they ban smoking, now this :-(

 

[Chi-town blues]

It's a sad day when it seems you can't even get your cock out in a pub anymore. First they ban smoking, now this :-(

Smoking cock in public or private should be banned , it’s a mild cannibalism unless its a smoked jerky .

 

[JRockBlues]

Played like he had a weight lifted from his shoulders today. Had that burst of acceleration on tap for when the need was there.

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

I think you missed the point they were making in that it needs to be taken more seriously before it leads to other things

The problem is the policing in this country , they havent got the numbers to solve hardly any crimes , as for gathering evidence for thr CPS , i think they view it as a pain in the arse , and treat what i believe are serious offences like flashing as trivial. My business premises recently got burgled , i gave them the reg no of the car the thieves where in , found out where they lived provided CCTV evidence and they did nothing apart from supplying a crime number for my insurance.
They are great at motoring offences , give them a number plate and they are fine (apart from the scum in the Vauxhall Zafira who robbed me) the police are a waste of time due to being massively underfunded , probably the wrong thread for this rant , apologies.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

The problem is the policing in this country , they havent got the numbers to solve hardly any crimes , as for gathering evidence for thr CPS , i think they view it as a pain in the arse , and treat what i believe are serious offences like flashing as trivial. My business premises recently got burgled , i gave them the reg no of the car the thieves where in , found out where they lived provided CCTV evidence and they did nothing apart from supplying a crime number for my insurance.
They are great at motoring offences , give them a number plate and they are fine (apart from the scum in the Vauxhall Zafira who robbed me) the police are a waste of time due to being massively underfunded , probably the wrong thread for this rant , apologies.

Was walker actually flashing or just in the middle of a sex act with a consenting adult - albeit in a public place?
I think we've all been sucked off or had a hand job on a night out at some point, even if it's just off drone in a phone box.

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

Was walker actually flashing or just in the middle of a sex act with a consenting adult - albeit in a public place?
I think we've all been sucked off or had a hand job on a night out at some point, even if it's just off drone in a phone box.

true , but there were'nt CCTV cameras in every nook and cranny in the 70's :)

 

[Deleted member 77198]

I think you missed the point they were making in that it needs to be taken more seriously before it leads to other things

Why would it lead to other things?

I once got naked at a hotel, tied a helium balloon on a piece of string around my knob and went for a walk, it was a stupid thing to do but it didn’t lead to me doing anything further along any dodgy-lines in my life (bar being wanked off in a club but that wasn’t me, I just had it done to me!).

Just because in a very small number of circumstances it leads to other things, doesn’t mean it would lead to other things for the vast majority of people. Sometimes we just do something stupid and we don’t do anything like it again.

 

[Wretched Vengeance]

If you find yourself in Exeter I'd say you have more problems than naked admiral kyle walker

CTCRM - it keeps calling me back.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Why would it lead to other things?

I once got naked at a hotel, tied a helium balloon on a piece of string around my knob and went for a walk, it was a stupid thing to do but it didn’t lead to me doing anything further along any dodgy-lines in my life (bar being wanked off in a club but that wasn’t me, I just had it done to me!).

Just because in a very small number of circumstances it leads to other things, doesn’t mean it would lead to other things for the vast majority of people. Sometimes we just do something stupid and we don’t do anything like it again.

Nonce.

 

[Tugay One Cup]

Why would it lead to other things?

People have watched Mindhunter or a couple of true crime documentaries and let their imaginations run wild.

Showed you mates your willy? You'll end up like Wayne Couzens.

Raised your voice at your dog? You're literally Jeffrey Dahmer.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

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[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

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Well, hopefully when those two progress to 'other things' I'm the victim