If your concern is the women’s issue and not Favre, I apologize. My attitude wouldn’t surprise you if you were as familiar with false claims as I am. It’s the flip side of a sad and dirty business. Life was a lot easier when I believed women always told the truth about these things.

What you’re describing isn’t what happened. First, she didn’t lose her Jets job, but left for another opportunity. So right there you’ve eliminated any “pain and suffering” aspect. Being momentarily annoyed or embarrassed is not the same as being victimized.

I’m not saying any woman deserves any harassment. But she did more than wear a short skirt. When women choose to pose nude, strip, etc., they are selling sex and inviting sexual attention. As a nude model, that’s what she put out there. Then according to her own account, Favre stared at her all the time so she sent word to him that he should do more than stare–he should speak or something. That can easily be interpreted as interest in him and an invitation to approach her.

Sexual harassment law allows for a man to ask out a colleague. The two voice mails aren’t threatening. If he sent the body shots, I don’t believe they were unsolicited. First, it’s unlikely a man in his position would send those unsolicited. Second, she apparently collects similar photos. Third, it’s been confirmed she kept the photos for two years as souvenirs and showed them to friends for laughs. Women don’t keep souvenirs of abusers that they show around for laughs.

Her public villification began when the photos and voice mails got out of her possession, which happened only because she kept them and she was careless with them. By then she had moved on to another job. She had no reason to keep that material and show it around, except to damage Favre’s reputation. She has only herself to blame for her notoriety and subsequent job loss.

By some of her own comments, it appears she either instigated or encouraged contact. The contact had nothing to do with her leaving the Jets’ employ. The material went public and damaged her current reputation due to her own carelessness. Therefore, no matter how unsavory you may find Favre’s infidelities, she is not a victim and is responsible for her own situation. She does not deserve to be treated like women who have no role in their victimhood.

No, my issue is the contention that any woman wearing a short skirt is “asking for it” and deserves to be attacked. No lawsuit. No demands. Nothing. ….except she lost her job. I don’t want to see Favre get away with it….that’s all. Your position surprises me, frankly.

I like a nice package, Ambrose, but I’m more interested character, brains, and a quick wit. When I get passionate on something like this, the passion is for the issue, not the jock. I could care less about Favre–or Ben–off the field. I think they’re both idiots. But having been victimized and having dealt with a lot of other victims, I despise women who try to profit from flirtations, etc., by pretending they were harrassments or assaults.

Being a victim steals a piece of your soul that you never get back no matter how strong you are. Your issue is Favre-hatred and I’m tired of debating an obsessed Packer fan who can’t just enjoy his championship let go of the past. I’ve listened to every word spoken by this woman and her handlers and read every scrap of “evidence.” She’s no victim and I want her to go away because every minute she spends pimping herself for a dollar is more time real victims will have to work to erase public cynicism and establish their credibility.

And why exactly would anyone want her to go away? Is it because they don’t want their hero affected by anything she has to say? This woman is vilified and castigated for being attractive and for receiving unsolicited advances from a sleazebag, and somehow she is at fault. I’ll bet you have a bumper sticker that reads: “I Love Jocks.”

Do you have any idea how difficult it is get a real response and direct action against a star employee? Even companies that claim to have zero tolerance have a completely different set of rules if the harasser is someone high up the ladder.

The Jets were obviously protecting their image and their QB and hoping she would disappear. Then she was taken advantage of by attorneys. Happens all the time.

NEVER HAVE NEVER WILL

RAMMIT

In the words of the immortal Ron Burgundy:

“You’re a smelly pirate hook*r!”

Please go away. Far, far away.

Sincerely,

America

Doubt it has anything to do with hero worship for most people who want Sterger to go away. I loved watching Favre play but think he’s a dog in his personal life. But women who collect wee-wee shots to show around for laughs aren’t victims. Sometimes both the man and the woman in these situations are equally sleazy. If she’d stop trying to profit from a guy asking her out almost three years ago, people would stop criticizing her.

Favre shoud stick to acting. You see his brilliant work in Something about Mary?? But not porn. I’m afraid he’s not what they’re looking for.