- Moderator
- #81
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I think we tend to be blind to our own side's transgressions...
Regardless, this sets back women 50 years.
Anyone who hires a women is creating a liability for the company they work for - fact.
I do think you have a valid point with this, but it's a bipartisan problem.
And here is the thing...how do you handle it? Some allegations have pretty compelling evidence, other's amount to little more than he said/she said....or a bad date.
Women DO get harrassed and assaulted.
Women ARE much more often the victims of abuse, and terrified to reveal it.
Porter should not have been in that position if he could not get a security clearance. The fact that they knew and didn't quietly let him go exacerbated the issue.
The problem is bi-partisan, but the creation of the problem is VERY partisan. The radical left believed they could leverage the #metoo movement to harm the opposition, which they did in Alabama.
The Gestapo press LOVES to point out that 46% of women vote democrat, but FAIL to note that 42% vote Republican. Women on both sides will be destroyed in the work place. Any man who attends a business dinner with a woman is a fool and will be destroyed by it. Any manager who has a one on one meeting with a woman basically forfeits his job. The inability to meet with a subordinate destroys the ability to manage. Hence the ONLY option is not to hire women.
This is what the Hollywood left and the radical feminist movement have done for women, locked them out of the workplace.
Well, at least you can get a Hijab at Macy's - thanks to the NOW gals....
What happened in Alabama was not radical left. The allegations raised were compelling enough to be very disturbing to many conservative voters as well. Moore was a very flawed candidate. This wasn't just the case of a bad date or poor manners - it was pretty inappropriate.
I like to think only hillbillies in the SOUTH would believe an old perv over their own children; and so many came forward! It wasn't enough for these nimrods to get off the "due process" argument! It would have been telling if Moore had actually gone to Congress as their Senator from Ala.; a total win either way for Dems!![]()
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A lot of them basically said - even if he did it, they would not vote for a Dem no matter who the Dem was. I think many simply did not come out to vote.