PFunkjazz said:

But I can beat men because I do not like something he said or did?

Chris Supporters outside Court ..some will never learn

RosesRred said:

Mmm hmm..somebody tell them "If he can hit Rhianna; Chris will beat YOU TOO!"

RosesRred said:

Mmm hmm..somebody tell them "If he can hit Rhianna; Chris will beat YOU TOO!"

Oh goody the trial's over and Brown has been convicted![/quo

Don’t embarrass yourself by defending this creep. Ri Ri did not put those bruises on her face herself. Only two people can fit in a two-seat vehicle. He did it and no you don’t get to beat the crap out of a woman because you do not like something she said or did.
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PFunkjazz said:

Actually as much I despise rappers, I'm happy he's been arrested for something. Shitty music is not a victimless crime!

Actually as much I despise rappers, I'm happy he's been arrested for something. Shitty music is not a victimless crime!

paisleypark4 said:

Dont worry their future husbands is do that!!!!!

PFunkjazz said:

I guess I'm stickler for silly things like waiting for the verdict delivered in a court of law. I'm all about the process. I'm neither defending him or advocating Rhianna. Actually as much I despise rappers, I'm happy he's been arrested for something. Shitty music is not a victimless crime!

PFunkjazz said:

"The Process" fails people all the time. Because someone isn't convicted, manages to slip through = no wrong doing to you? Everyone wants the process to work but the men haning on to it for dear life really begs the question as to why they cannot view an assault victim as just that without the cops, lawyers, and judges steppin in to confirm it is true. Really really bizarre and very suspect.

paisleypark4 said:

Dont worry their future husbands will do that!!!!!
[Edited 3/6/09 11:50am]

Vendetta1 said:

Ex stupid here!



There are a million bazillion things that went into why I stayed with my abuser, even after the second, third, fourth, fifth.....time. Fear being the biggest factor. Love was mixed in there. Lack of self respect or true knowledge of myself. I was exactly her age when my abusive relationship started and I know the many reasons why. Most of them, after the fact, are totally senseless. There is no sense when you're in this though.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

I am so glad I divorced my ex years ago. I got sick and tired of the physical/verbal/mental abuse and the control in all areas of my life. Money was the tight fisted fuckers god

There's no way to justify or defend Chris Brown's actions.The guy needs to be locked up NOW.Those details are shocking.If Rhianna stays with this animal,she will be putting her life in serious danger.

more pics are surfacing:

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Click here to view the felony complaint.

StarCat said:

sad that she had to go through that!

StarCat said:

sad that she had to go through that!

Rihanna's Family Reacts to Charges
Mar 6
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Just hours after Chris Brown was charged with two felonies – assault and making criminal threats – in the alleged beating of his girlfriend, Rihanna, one of the Barbados-born pop star's relatives tells PEOPLE, "It's about time."

"He should be in jail," Rihanna's relative says of Brown, 19, who faces up to four years and eight months in state prison. "He deserves whatever he gets."

Contacted in Barbados, Rihanna's father reacted with surprise and displeasure to detailed reports leaked earlier today about the alleged bloody assault on his daughter.

"I was annoyed. I never hit my daughter," says Ronald Fenty, 55. "Why should he hit her? Why would any one do that? I was crazy, but I don't know the situation and I wasn't there."

Rihanna, 21, and Brown have gotten back together since the incident, much to the dismay of her family. "No one wants them back together," the relative told PEOPLE on Monday. "I don't ever want her to go through this again."

Copycat said:

Why does she need Chris? ...I think she feel guilty ...for getting Chris into this mess ..... he must have tried to end it as reported in the past and she would not let go... she's going against the wishes of her dad and mum ...so of course she had to have played a big part in this mess....

LondonStyle said:

That could be part of it, but she need not feel guilty. There's a big difference between being a needy/lovestruck or possibly sprung young person in over their head and someone who takes their frustrations out on someone's face. That's another reason why I think this reconciliation stuff is for just for show. He wanted some breathing room from her apparently, but now she's the "woman he loves?" Gimme a break. She's trying to help him but keep a distance (publically) at the same time. And he feels he needs her right now. Quite a tightrope they are attempting to walk to say the least...[Edited 3/6/09 13:38pm]

bettybop said:

Indeed .....very risky but if both their management teams made the mistake of keeping them together when they knew the relationship had broken down ...then there is the seedy element of MONEY all over this ....They forced this young couple to keep FACE when they knew the relationship had run it's course .... as her dad said their seems to be an outside force keeping them together ... What alot of People on the Org don't get is if Chris tell's all it could end alot of peoples careers and could end hers as well .....

http://music.msn.com/music/article.aspx?news=355777

Attorney: Rihanna will testify if called
MSN Entertainment

LOS ANGELES-- Rihanna's attorney says the singer would testify against Chris Brown if called as a witness in her boyfriend's assault case.

Donald Etra, who is representing the 21-year-old Barbados native, said Friday that Rihanna would be required by law to testify if prosecutors subpoena her.

Etra appeared in court Thursday when Brown made his first appearance on charges of assaulting and making criminal threats to his superstar girlfriend. Brown's arraignment was postponed until April 6.

Etra said Rihanna, whose real name is Robyn Rihanna Fenty, wants the case over with quickly. "She wants to get along with her life and career," he said.

Earlier Friday, Entertainment Tonight broke the news that a protective order was issued by the court that limits Brown's interactions with Rihanna.

The order filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday stipulates that Chris must not "harass, strike, threaten, assault (sexually or otherwise), follow, stalk, molest, destroy or damage personal or real property, disturb the peace, keep under surveillance, or block movements of the protected persons named above," with Robyn Fenty listed as the protected person. View the document here.

The order expires on March 5, 2012, and also requires Chris to surrender or sell any licensed firearms within 24 hours. The order also prevents the teenage R&B star from attempting to dissuade witnesses from attending a hearing or testifying, or trying to "obtain the addresses or locations of protected persons or their family members, caretakers, or guardian unless good cause exists otherwise."

Another stipulation of the order states that the protected person -- Rihanna -- may record any prohibited communications made by the restrained person -- Chris.


Rihanna's attorney Donald Etra told ET Thursday, "Rihanna was ok with the so-called level one protective order, which orders Chris not to annoy, molest or harass her. And Rihanna believes that was totally sufficient."

Protective order issued against Chris Brown

Entertainment Tonight

Breaking news: ET is first to receive the protective order issued by the court that limits Chris Brown's interactions with Rihanna, whose given name is Robyn Fenty.

The order filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday stipulates that Chris must not "harass, strike, threaten, assault (sexually or otherwise), follow, stalk, molest, destroy or damage personal or real property, disturb the peace, keep under surveillance, or block movements of the protected persons named above," with Robyn Fenty listed as the protected person. View the document here.

The order expires on March 5, 2012, and also requires Chris to surrender or sell any licensed firearms within 24 hours. The order also prevents the teenage R&B star from attempting to dissuade witnesses from attending a hearing or testifying, or trying to "obtain the addresses or locations of protected persons or their family members, caretakers, or guardian unless good cause exists otherwise."

Another stipulation of the order states that the protected person -- Rihanna -- may record any prohibited communications made by the restrained person -- Chris.

Rihanna's attorney Donald Etra told ET Thursday, "Rihanna was ok with the so-called level one protective order, which orders Chris not to annoy, molest or harass her. And Rihanna believes that was totally sufficient."

In the order, Brown is listed as being six feet, two inches tall and weighing 195 pounds. Keep checking back here for more details on this developing story.

http://music.msn.com/musi...>1=28102

kimrachell said:

Well she didn't have to go through anything she wanted Chris ...he wanted to dump her in London when he was on tour ...she too controlling ...checking the girls backstage .... really Chris got into this mess because she could not let go ...she needs to leave him but she feels guilty because she and he took it too far...its all coming out now....
[Edited 3/6/09 13:16pm]

I guess I'm stickler for silly things like waiting for the verdict delivered in a court of law. I'm all about the process. I'm neither defending him or advocating Rhianna. Actually as much I despise rappers, I'm happy he's been arrested for something. Shitty music is not a victimless crime!