I know from my own experience, and from the experiences of my friends, that very young women can do things they end up regretting. I also know that people on the fringes of groups can be pulled into experiences they may not be ready for. These are the people of whom I feel protective.

Your opinion is that by criticizing any of this, I'm insulting women. My opinion is, by focusing this brand of attention of breasts, you have objectified them, and I find it insulting that you can't see that. Why not focus on peoples minds, instead of their body parts? why not go beyond gender and sexuality, and focus on the intellect?

If you can say that every person who participated and every person who was compelled to observe because they were attending a function which, unless I'm mistaken, they paid for, came out of this with a positive point of view, then I have no room to complain. However, if one person was disturbed or has regrets, then I'm going to use my freedom of speech.

As for Ferrett, this is the first time I've even mentioned his name.I don't lay blame on a single person. This was a mob activity.