Comments Thread For: Ouma Jailed: KO's Male For Alleged Gay Advances

[JJRod]

even if ouma is ****sexual the guy had no right to attack him for sex. if a girl says no and is attacked its called ****.

if a guy says no and is attacked it's called what again?

I'm not arguing that. If what is being said is true, Ouma had every right to defend himself.

My question is why would he go to the home of a guy he just me, ALONE for drinks?

It seems to me there is more to this story.

[MrRolltide91]

lol dang...

[Foreign Soil]

I like how the pot smokers come out lecturing people.................

[BKM-2010]

even if ouma is ****sexual the guy had no right to attack him for sex. if a girl says no and is attacked its called ****.

if a guy says no and is attacked it's called what again?

You sound like you're trolling but i'll give you the benefit of the doubt.

I didn't read anything about the guy attacking Ouma. I would like to hear more details about this story though.

Secondly, maybe they locked eyes in silent mode, and the guy thought maybe he could go in for a kiss? That's hardly an attack and would not pass in any courtroom unless they're in Iran.

[Brandish]

I like how the pot smokers come out lecturing people.................

I hate when the satanist come out lecturing people.

[Fr3$h]

It didn't say "attacking" but it said that after Ouma said no several times the guy kept going and it got physical. If you're in some guys how in a country you weren't born in and he starts trying to touch you what else are you gonna do?

[bklynboy]

Asking a man you just met to go back to your place alone for drinks?
I would think this qualifies as a gay advance in most countries.

Either Ouma is not very smart or is a closet ****sexual.

I've been to countries where straight men hold hands. As a born and bred NYC kid my first thought was that it's gay. But there it's not. OK. Learned something.

I've been to West Africa and people you barely knew invite you home for tea. If, the first time, I hadn't been with friends who knew the customs I sure as hell wouldn't of. A few weeks later I didn't think twice - it was normal.

I don't know anything about the Ouma case - only that he might not have found it to be as "obviously" gay as we do.

[IMDAZED]

It didn't say "attacking" but it said that after Ouma said no several times the guy kept going and it got physical. If you're in some guys how in a country you weren't born in and he starts trying to touch you what else are you gonna do?

Leave? I woulda known right then and there what type of party dude was trying to have. First advance is all I needed. How many times did dude come on to him before Ouma realized it wasn't a good look. Suspect.

[Brandish]

You sound like you're trolling but i'll give you the benefit of the doubt.

I didn't read anything about the guy attacking Ouma. I would like to hear more details about this story though.

Secondly, maybe they locked eyes in silent mode, and the guy thought maybe he could go in for a kiss? That's hardly an attack and would not pass in any courtroom unless they're in Iran.

trolling? seriously read the article, the guy asaulted ouma and he defended himself. i don't have a problem with ouma being gay that's his perogative, i do have a problem with the guy attacking ouma trying to force himself on him.

[IMDAZED]

I've been to countries where straight men hold hands. As a born and bred NYC kid my first thought was that it's gay. But there it's not. OK. Learned something.

I've been to West Africa and people you barely knew invite you home for tea. If, the first time, I hadn't been with friends who knew the customs I sure as hell wouldn't of. A few weeks later I didn't think twice - it was normal.

I don't know anything about the Ouma case - only that he might not have found it to be as "obviously" gay as we do.

Except Ouma isn't from West Africa.