I mean that isn't really exactly how any of these "accusations" have been panning out is it. This seems to me like a pretty epic witch hunt although it is funny watching the left get wiped the fuck out by their own op. It's time to segregate the workplace and just disallow men and women from working together certainly would be a lot safer for men that way.
That somehow makes it more believable? Lock fuck Matt Lauer but as it stands now any street trollop can accuse you of anything and you'll lose your job.
I didn't say anything about the location factoring in to the believability, I was responding to your panic about men and women working together in an everyday scenario and the fact that you somehow live in fear of a woman accusing you. Your choice of words tells me you might have done some questionable stuff, but whatever. Like I said, it's clear in Matt's case that there was undeniable evidence as well as compelling evidence for more than one victim, not just a lone accusation from a "trollop".
Maybe i can comment on the issue in a more objective manner. I have a friend who is a college professor. He tells me that he is constantly baited, normally by the most hard core feminist type students in his class. They are always the ones who wear the shortest skirts, and always the ones to leave an extra button unbuttoned when they need to bend over his desk to ask a question about the latest exam. Luckily he isn't an idiot. He knows full well that if he has a weak moment and makes any type of comment or suggestion he will immediately be brought before the head of department on disciplinary charges. I think the original comment was a bit strong, but it is in reality a two way street. And abuse, either subtle or obvious exists, and probably always will. Nobody is ever going to legislate away sexual attraction. And nobody will ever be able to avoid a moment of weakness for a full lifetime. The idea of separate work environments might not in the end be such a radical idea.
Not a snowball's chance in hell that NBC would can one of there last profitable talents over an unsubstantiated accusation. There it is in one sentence. Done.
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Eggs-Vs-Bacon ago
I didn't see this one coming, it's absolutely hysterical. Evidence must be iron-clad to fire him immediately.
AnthraxAlex ago
I mean that isn't really exactly how any of these "accusations" have been panning out is it. This seems to me like a pretty epic witch hunt although it is funny watching the left get wiped the fuck out by their own op. It's time to segregate the workplace and just disallow men and women from working together certainly would be a lot safer for men that way.
Eggs-Vs-Bacon ago
Don't you mean a lot safer for women? Heh. Seriously dude even a non-feminist would say your comment was stupid.
AnthraxAlex ago
That somehow makes it more believable? Lock fuck Matt Lauer but as it stands now any street trollop can accuse you of anything and you'll lose your job.
Eggs-Vs-Bacon ago
I didn't say anything about the location factoring in to the believability, I was responding to your panic about men and women working together in an everyday scenario and the fact that you somehow live in fear of a woman accusing you. Your choice of words tells me you might have done some questionable stuff, but whatever. Like I said, it's clear in Matt's case that there was undeniable evidence as well as compelling evidence for more than one victim, not just a lone accusation from a "trollop".
huhWHAThuh ago
Maybe i can comment on the issue in a more objective manner. I have a friend who is a college professor. He tells me that he is constantly baited, normally by the most hard core feminist type students in his class. They are always the ones who wear the shortest skirts, and always the ones to leave an extra button unbuttoned when they need to bend over his desk to ask a question about the latest exam. Luckily he isn't an idiot. He knows full well that if he has a weak moment and makes any type of comment or suggestion he will immediately be brought before the head of department on disciplinary charges. I think the original comment was a bit strong, but it is in reality a two way street. And abuse, either subtle or obvious exists, and probably always will. Nobody is ever going to legislate away sexual attraction. And nobody will ever be able to avoid a moment of weakness for a full lifetime. The idea of separate work environments might not in the end be such a radical idea.
Blacksmith21 ago
Not a snowball's chance in hell that NBC would can one of there last profitable talents over an unsubstantiated accusation. There it is in one sentence. Done.
huhWHAThuh ago
Not a snowballs chance in hell that's what i said. Read before you type. Done.