Comments on: The case of the glued penis…huh?

By: femspotter

femspotter — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 20:32:01 +0000

You make a valid “if it were a woman” argument; however, seeing as women have been, and still often are, treated with such disregard for our core humanity, I am willing to give us a pass on a few elaborate if harmless “men suck” stunts.

By: Danny

Danny — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 04:21:23 +0000

Say what you will but I think this is a matter of revenge which I think, even though it may feel great, is ultimately wrong. If this were four men who Krazy Glued a woman’s labia together under the same circumstances I’d bet the reaction would not be the same.

michelle belliveau:
further more she did not sexually abuse him…he asked to be tied and gagged….believe it or not.
I hope michelle keeps this in mind the next time she reads a story about a woman that wanted to do some sexual acts but then others were done against her will. Unless he wanted to have his penis glued to his stomach.

And from what I understand while looking up this case last year adultery is actually a prosecutable crime.

By: femspotter

femspotter — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 13:58:43 +0000

Thanks for setting the record straight, Michelle.

By: michelle belliveau

michelle belliveau — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 09:49:09 +0000

In a nut shell…. Donessa T. Davis Sr. is a wife beater, cheater, thief, child beater, child molester,and nothing but a liar and a scam artists. Real story will be out soon on National TV. Can’t wait to save women and children in this world from this predator. Tanks for listening Krazyglue Sister Michelle.

By: michelle belliveau

michelle belliveau — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 09:34:41 +0000

There is so much more to this story. She was not cheating on her husband they are separated for very unfortunate disabling accident on her husbands part. Do not judge unless you know the story. I happen to be one of the sisters and feel i have done nothing wrong. it is Mr. Davis’s background that needs to be looked at since the early 90′s. Further more she did not sexually abuse him…he asked to be tied and gagged….believe it or not. Let’s see….. sexually abuse would be something along the line of molesting a 11 yr. old girl for almost a year and she just so happens to be your wife’s younger sister. Oh but they just happened to disappear on the hearing date so the trial was dismissed./he should of spent 40 yrs. in prison where he belongs. Look up his file I need not say anymore. It is public record. Get a barf bag it will turn your stomach!!! By the way his name is Donessa T.Davis SR. and mine is Michelle Belliveau……Take care and find much happiness within this world!

By: femspotter

femspotter — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 00:40:29 +0000

If the victim were female, I don’t know what her captor would have glued to her stomach! Ha!

Actually, I was not privy to those details you accuse me of leaving out of my article, but I am sincerely happy to research further beyond the CNN article, which did not contain those details. Honestly, I don’t really care who cheated on whom. What I do object to is the characterization of this man as a “victim” in a world that victimizes women…for REAL! (CNN later had an article about married Afghan women: 90 percent of whom are abused by their husbands.)

Thank you for pointing out the flaws in my writing, specifically my lack of research. I will aim to do better in future. In this case, however, I am still willing to disagree with you and say that yes, I do think there is something heroic about this vigilante justice. I am interested in what your specific points are that make this a myopic view.

By: redpine

redpine — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 22:48:41 +0000

Let me get this right, the author considers that Ziemann “found a sisterhood and stood up for love and trust between sexual partners” by sexually cheating on her own husband and spending thousands of the family’s dollars on the tryst (details you left out of your writing). Ziemann didn’t like it when her whore turned out to be married, so she “stood up for love and trust” by sexually abusing him?

I don’t see any heroes in this story, but I am aghast that you would even consider that there might be anything positive in Ziemann’s actions. It has been a few weeks, have you reconsidered your response? Would you have the same response if the victim was female?

By: femspotter

femspotter — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 13:47:07 +0000

If I had any extra cash lying around – ha ha – I would fly out to Wisconsin and picket this trial. I agree that these women don’t seem like any kind of a threat beyond the threat they pose to cheating, abusive men!

What’s really absurd is that this doofus called the police when he was a fugitive and was of course apprehended! LOL

By: faemom

faemom — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 22:06:44 +0000

Let’s hope they get a good lawyer and judge who sees that these women are not harmful to society.
It brings me back to when I had a run in with a guy. So many people wanted to “take care of it” for me, and I refused and went through the courts. Which didn’t do SHIT. So what would have happened if they took this guy to court? Nothing. Cheating isn’t a crime.
I wonder what happened to the days when a vengeful woman could just slice tires and key a car and everyone would say he deserved it. I bet people would say now that the woman should pay for the damage, be arrested for vandalizing.

By: femspotter

femspotter — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:22:49 +0000

I agree about the humiliation entirely. This man’s ego has been bruised more badly than his penis. In my opinion, the women clearly utilized discretion when playing out this setup. Careless and dangerous women would have left him dead or dismembered. I think they deserve a slap on the wrist and probation.

It is my understanding that a prison sentence results in the revocation of one’s voting rights. Organized women are the kinds of people I want voting for our elected officials.