Kehlani says she was sexually assaulted after performing in Manchester England

[315]

It took literally the 2nd reply for this to turn into a woman-hating thread.



woman: "I was sexually assaulted"

TLR: "Probably was a woman! We know how women are already the ones going around sexually assaulting other women!"



This place is a dumpster fire.

Well the first reply assumed it was a man so naturally people would address that. Every so often a video of one of her shows comes across my TL and damn near every single one of them is her flirting/singing to a chick in the audience, she's an R&B hero to gay/bi women. It's not women hating to think one of them got a little too comfortable

 

[Professor Emeritus]

I am high drinking some Remy so I will bite.
How does that equal women hating?

Because it's taking the flimsiest excuse to shyt on women.


Do you really think women commit the majority of sexual assaults? Maybe it was a woman, maybe not, but this thread is full of people assuming it was a woman even though men commit the vast majority of sexual assaults, and then spinning that mere assumption into all this bullshyt about how it's women's nature to sexually assault because blah blah blah.



"It was probably a female that did that to her honestly..."

"First thing I thought because women are notorious for violating other women on some joke around shyt"

"Not even on some joke shyt. Women don't believe that can sexually assault anyone if they think they on that type of time. 85% of Kehlani's fans at shows are bi/gay women. Kehlani's hyper sexual in her music so they thought it was okay."

"They’re sexual predators by nature. Can’t count how many times I was told I can’t wait til you get older by the older girls in my hood, gropped without my consent by a groups of drunk fat bytches in the club, was fukked and sucked while passed out off that Carlos Rossi a few times, and I’ve witnessed how much of a predator bull daggers are in the school setting and regular teachers are with the popular young boys."

"Can we learn how to keep our hands to ourselves. I bet it was a cac female too"

"I see more females thirsting over her than men.
So I am leaning towards it was a female also.
If I am wrong I am wrong."

"I wonder how this'll change her shows. She's usually touchy with girls in the front. I also gotta imagine her shows skew female and/or gay."

"Yep. No man would have been bold enough to do that especially not in full view of others while she was being escorted by security.

It was definitely a woman. Probably an ugly woman."



That's 8 responses whose ENTIRE response was to ignore the woman victimized by the crime and instead assume with zero evidence that a woman did it, and use that to shyt on women in general. If you can't see that as psycho behavior, you're in too deep. Since over 95% of rapes are committed by men, do you think these same posters have ever made posts like "men are sexual predators by nature" or "men are notorious for violating women" or "men think they can violate anyone they want"?

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Well the first reply assumed it was a man so naturally people would address that. Every so often a video of one of her shows comes across my TL and damn near every single one of them is her flirting/singing to a chick in the audience, she's an R&B hero to gay/bi women. It's not women hating to think one of them got a little too comfortable

The first reply assumed it was a man because men commit the vast majority of sexual assaults against women. And he didn't use that as some sort of jump-off board to shyt on all men. Maybe he was wrong, maybe he was right, but he didn't make some sort of crazy counterintuitive assumption and he didn't jump off into man hating.



Imagine there was a mass shooting in America, and the first reply assumes it was a white guy because most mass shooters have been white guys. Then the responses are:


"It was probably a black man that did that honestly..."

"First thing I thought because black men are notorious for doing shyt like this"

"Black men are violent by nature. Can’t count how many times I...."

"I bet it was a black man too"

"It was definitely a black man. Probably an ugly black man."



If you saw posters saying shyt like that about Black men, you'd see that as clear bullshyt and immediately assume they were agents. But when those exact same statements are made with women as the target, it's okay?

 

[315]

The first reply assumed it was a man because men commit the vast majority of sexual assaults against women. And he didn't use that as some sort of jump-off board to shyt on all men. Maybe he was wrong, maybe he was right, but he didn't make some sort of crazy counterintuitive assumption and he didn't jump off into man hating.



Imagine there was a mass shooting in America, and the first reply assumes it was a white guy because most mass shooters have been white guys. Then the responses are:


"It was probably a black man that did that honestly..."

"First thing I thought because black men are notorious for doing shyt like this"

"Black men are violent by nature. Can’t count how many times I...."

"I bet it was a black man too"

"It was definitely a black man. Probably an ugly black man."



If you saw posters saying shyt like that about Black men, you'd see that as clear bullshyt and immediately assume they were agents. But when those exact same statements are made with women as the target, it's okay?

bytches is rapey breh

 

[Family Lives Matter]

Sounds like something a jbo poster would do

 

[Kasgoinjail]

This your neck of the woods, sis. You got something to add?

Need more info
She was explicit with her details of the attack
But no info on who the alleged attacker may be.

Either way it is wrong

 

[Warren Peace]

man

knowing her fanbase it could go either way

 

[King]

Honestly, I don’t care what happens to music artists who makes poison and filth. This wouldn’t have happened to her if she made nice Muslim music. May Allah guide her to this dikk

 

[Elim Garak]

It took literally the 2nd reply for this to turn into a woman-hating thread.



woman: "I was sexually assaulted"

TLR: "Probably was a woman! We know how women are already the ones going around sexually assaulting other women!"



This place is a dumpster fire.

Yeah it is we actually have a growing number of religious theocrats also lol.

 

[TEH]

It took literally the 2nd reply for this to turn into a woman-hating thread.



woman: "I was sexually assaulted"

TLR: "Probably was a woman! We know how women are already the ones going around sexually assaulting other women!"



This place is a dumpster fire.

The actual dumpster fire is the city of Manchester.

 

[Umoja]

Because it's taking the flimsiest excuse to shyt on women.


Do you really think women commit the majority of sexual assaults? Maybe it was a woman, maybe not, but this thread is full of people assuming it was a woman even though men commit the vast majority of sexual assaults, and then spinning that mere assumption into all this bullshyt about how it's women's nature to sexually assault because blah blah blah.



"It was probably a female that did that to her honestly..."

"First thing I thought because women are notorious for violating other women on some joke around shyt"

"Not even on some joke shyt. Women don't believe that can sexually assault anyone if they think they on that type of time. 85% of Kehlani's fans at shows are bi/gay women. Kehlani's hyper sexual in her music so they thought it was okay."

"They’re sexual predators by nature. Can’t count how many times I was told I can’t wait til you get older by the older girls in my hood, gropped without my consent by a groups of drunk fat bytches in the club, was fukked and sucked while passed out off that Carlos Rossi a few times, and I’ve witnessed how much of a predator bull daggers are in the school setting and regular teachers are with the popular young boys."

"Can we learn how to keep our hands to ourselves. I bet it was a cac female too"

"I see more females thirsting over her than men.
So I am leaning towards it was a female also.
If I am wrong I am wrong."

"I wonder how this'll change her shows. She's usually touchy with girls in the front. I also gotta imagine her shows skew female and/or gay."

"Yep. No man would have been bold enough to do that especially not in full view of others while she was being escorted by security.

It was definitely a woman. Probably an ugly woman."



That's 8 responses whose ENTIRE response was to ignore the woman victimized by the crime and instead assume with zero evidence that a woman did it, and use that to shyt on women in general. If you can't see that as psycho behavior, you're in too deep. Since over 95% of rapes are committed by men, do you think these same posters have ever made posts like "men are sexual predators by nature" or "men are notorious for violating women" or "men think they can violate anyone they want"?

It isn't women hating to consider the potential suspect or motives breh.

You're reminding me of those clowns crying "You hate women" when people like me speculated that a woman's killer was likely her spurned lover, not her husband.

This assault took place in Manchester. I live in the UK. The woman here do get touchy feely. They don't get pulled up on it so it is not going to be reflected in the sexual assault stats.

A woman who grabbed a transgender man's genitals after demanding to know what sex he was has been convicted of sexual assault.
Karen Waldron, 53, touched the man in a bar in Cheltenham in February while he was on the dancefloor with a friend.
She denied wrongdoing, claiming she was just looking out for a friend who had "taken a shine" to the man.
But Waldron, of Matson Avenue, Gloucester, was found guilty by magistrates in Cirencester.
The defendant was ordered to pay her victim, aged in his 20s, £300 in compensation.
She had approached him in Yates bar and asked him "are you male or female?", Cirencester Magistrates' Court heard.

'Not appropriate'​

Prosecutor Graham Dono said that when the victim explained he was a male "Waldron responded by saying 'Are you sure?', to which the male replied 'It's none of your business'.
"Waldron then placed her hand between his legs, grabbed his genitals and squeezed, no doubt to try to establish that he was a male.
"He responded by asking the woman what was she doing and told her that it was not appropriate."
Waldron replied "I don't care", the court was told.
Mr Dono said Waldron admitted what she had done after the victim reported her to the venue's door staff.
Following her arrest at about 01:20 GMT on 6 February, Waldron told officers the touching was not sexual.

'A sexual assault'​

She claimed it was "more of glance with the back of her hand that only lasted a second or two".
"Waldron was extremely intoxicated and this was a drunken and gratuitous touching of the man's genitals," Mr Dono said.
Giving evidence, the victim said he had been transitioning since 2016.
Waldron told the court she was with a group of friends and was trying to protect one, who was vulnerable, after they had taken a shine to the victim.
Finding her guilty, presiding justice Susan Bruckel said: "We've listened to all the evidence and whatever the motivation, or whatever the circumstances, touching somebody in their genital area is deemed a sexual assault."
As well as the £300 compensation, Waldron was also fined £150, ordered to pay court costs of £149 and a surcharge of £1.

Gloucester woman fined for grabbing transgender man's genitals

Karen Waldron is convicted by magistrates of sexual assault for the incident in a bar in Cheltenham.

www.bbc.co.uk

The above is an example of the mindset that is common. They get drunk and don't realise they're capable of committing sexual assault. You can say that it is reinforced when the punishment is a £300 slap on the wrist.

(Worth noting that much of the comments I read when I first came across the story was men pointing out how common this is when they work at bars and pubs. It doesn't get reported because it is typically see as a joke. It is somewhat telling that the incident reported happened to a trans man).

 

[tuckgod]

That’s what you got from that?

 

[Eternally Jaded]

It took literally the 2nd reply for this to turn into a woman-hating thread.



woman: "I was sexually assaulted"

TLR: "Probably was a woman! We know how women are already the ones going around sexually assaulting other women!"



This place is a dumpster fire.

Normally I be right there with you but not in this case.

All everyone in here said is 1-no video? 2-probably a woman due to her audience demographic 3-shouldn't have happened at all.

What more would you expect to be discussed in light of what occurred?

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

People need to keep their hands to themselves

BUT

It sounds like she received some of that same energy she was putting out

 

[daemonova]