sturg33
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You are putting more weight in 30 year old unnamed hearsay than you are eye witness testimony.
This tells me your mind is made up
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You are putting more weight in 30 year old unnamed hearsay than you are eye witness testimony.
This tells me your mind is made up
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
i'm the one who keeps saying it would be wise to hit the pause button and let the FBI investigate the allegations
sturg33
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As far as I understand it yes.
And if her allegations are true, a lot of people need to go to prison.
If they're false, she needs to go to prison.
Anyone disagree with that?
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
someone's lying...that's why I would like to see a thorough investigation of the allegations
Julio3000
<B>A Chip Off the Old Rock</B>
You keep talking about eyewitness testimony, but the only two actual eyewitnesses to the Ford incident are, again, the accused himself and Mark Judge, who’s written extensively about his blackout drinking and is a problematic witness, to say the least.
You’re saying you’re only on the side of due process, yet you don’t think Judge not being subpoenaed is a red flag?
I’m still curious as to why you think the Ramirez accusation, even if true, is not disqualifying, and how that logic applies to the Ford situation. This thread is getting long, so if you answered it upthread, my apologies.
Julio3000
<B>A Chip Off the Old Rock</B>
Weird that after the Catholic Church scandal, the USA Gymnasitics scandal, Penn State, Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, et al, that people still profess shock that accusers could stay silent for years, even decades. It makes that shock seem a tad disingenuous, IMO.
Someone dug up Mark Judge's old youtube vlogs. Needless to say... the guy is a bit weird and there's lots of videos with female models in lingerie on there. Just weird vids.
https://twitter.com/search?q=#WhyIDidntReport&src=tyah
it's eye opening and sad.
unfortunately, some are more offended by women speaking up than by the rapes themselves.
That_One_Jenna_Chick
@Hazel_eyes_Jen
Sep 24
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#WhyIDidntReport
I was 8.
I was ashamed.
I blamed myself.
When i finally told, i was 18
& i was told by multiple people that I should have told sooner because 'what if he did it to someone else'
I later found out there were 3 more after me. & I blame myself. I'm so sorry
@Hazel_eyes_Jen
Sep 24
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#WhyIDidntReport
I was 8.
I was ashamed.
I blamed myself.
When i finally told, i was 18
& i was told by multiple people that I should have told sooner because 'what if he did it to someone else'
I later found out there were 3 more after me. & I blame myself. I'm so sorry
shaleeg
@shaleeyoyoyo
Sep 24
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#WhyIDidntReport because I weighed up the pain and trauma of the assault with the pain and trauma of going to court with a lawyer pulling apart every aspect of my sex life to justify why I deserved it. Moving on from the assault was the less traumatic, most protective option.
@shaleeyoyoyo
Sep 24
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#WhyIDidntReport because I weighed up the pain and trauma of the assault with the pain and trauma of going to court with a lawyer pulling apart every aspect of my sex life to justify why I deserved it. Moving on from the assault was the less traumatic, most protective option.
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@JanelCortez
19h19 hours ago
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#WhyIDidntReport I was 7, all five boys were older, bigger, & some lived next door to my grandmother. Before I could tell my grandmother, she gave me that look- she knew- & said I shouldn’t horseplay with boys & sent me out to clean up. I never told a soul.
@JanelCortez
19h19 hours ago
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#WhyIDidntReport I was 7, all five boys were older, bigger, & some lived next door to my grandmother. Before I could tell my grandmother, she gave me that look- she knew- & said I shouldn’t horseplay with boys & sent me out to clean up. I never told a soul.
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@bensonsvu_
Sep 25
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⠀#WhyIDidntReport
1. Once I finally was able to bring myself to tell someone, a school teacher. The response I received was “you were drinking alcohol so that doesn’t count as rape, considering you put yourself in that situation”.
@bensonsvu_
Sep 25
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⠀#WhyIDidntReport
1. Once I finally was able to bring myself to tell someone, a school teacher. The response I received was “you were drinking alcohol so that doesn’t count as rape, considering you put yourself in that situation”.
sturg33
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I'm not shocked at all. It just means it is much more difficult to get the proper justice. The idea that Ford or whomever didn't speak out immediately doesn't surprise me, but when she named 4 people to corroborate 35 years later and all of them fail to do so, then what are we supposed to do? Just blindly accept the accusation?
I am really hopeful she shows up tomorrow and and answers all the questions with conviction.
50PoundHead
Hessmania Forever
With statements like this, you are making yourself into the right/libertarian version of 57. I spent the last three years of my college experience mostly sh*t-faced and I was no angel, but I never engaged like anything in a similar vein to what was purported to have happened in Kavanaugh's case. There's a difference between being chronically over-served and subjecting women to untoward advances. Maybe that's what the generation behind me did, but my buddies and I were satisfied to get snot-slinging drunk.
I'm not saying this is true, but I've tended to believe women in these situations over the years.