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Originally Posted by Joeaksa
This could describe about 95% of the MALE students I went to college with.
Your point is?
Let her have all the fun she wants so, as now she has really been through hell...
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Firstly, I don't believe that male and female sexuality is identical. What's "normal" for males is not "normal" for females. I think if you read the comments by her classmates (assuming they are not fabricated) paint a picture that she was NOT normal, even by the standards of her peers.
Secondly, a lot of her defenders make her out to be this cute, innocent girl accused of being involved in something that she was incapable of. Look, I agree that her past behavior is not a reason in and of itself to
prove anything, and I agree that there doesn't appear to be enough evidence to warrant a conviction. However, when you take into account ALL of the facts surrounding the case, it seems pretty fishy to me. If I had to guess, I'd say at a minimum she knows more than she's admitting.
Finally, I'm not sure what you mean by "Let her have all the fun she wants so, as now she has really been through hell..." Her roommate went through "hell" prior to her death, and Amanda's reaction upon hearing the news -- doing cartwheels and the splits and flirting with her "boyfriend" of a week while waiting to be interviewed by the police -- is the behavior of a pretty sociopathic personality I'd have to say.
I have to say I find it pretty amazing that so many seem to worship her. A finding of "not guilty" (which I might agree with on technical grounds) is NOT a finding of innocence. I think it's quite likely that a murderess is going free, and while that's maybe what has to happen in this case, it's not a reason for celebration.