Senator Tillis: "You don't castrate a goat, they behave badly!" I couldn't have said it better myself.

Elizabeth Cronise McLaughlin went from holding women-empowerment seminars about 10 yrs ago, to completely "throwing us under the bus," as goes the expression she often uses.

@hillaryclinton.bsky.social Im not impressed w/u. Ppl complimenting u doing the same things the repubs R doing-- brush off legit questions & be a hypocrite is not something 2 b proud of. Im glad u werent president. The alternative was worse. Yet STILL u say BILL *was* above the law: perjury to start

Hillary had a hell of a nerve saying presidents arent above the law, without calling for her husband to be/have been prosecuted and removed from office for adultery but more importantly for lying under oath -- and lying to the American pubic, and sexually harassing his employee.

Ouuu, what documentary?!

I would like to think you're right, but patriarchy exists just about everywhere, and it's more about the police enforcing patriarchy and male privilege, in all its forms, than it is about sexual assault specifically.

@indivisible.org PLEASE talk abt and interview Tad Stoermer, historian of Resistance movements, not the obsolete Chenowitz. Even she couldn't muster up any answers when you had her on.

@indivisible.org PLEASE stop talking abt basic strategy as non-violent resistance. It has NOT been proven 2 work; nothing showed it more than when Chenowitz was on ur show. I know u meant well, but she was useless there, had nothing to say, bec she knew that her (former?) outlook was now irrelevant

he is quoting trump, here.

What is there to be proud of? I mean it, not being facetious.

Is that the way it was phrased to Clinton -- meaning, was she told that, when she was asked the question? I hope you're right.

Yup. Not proud of it...

English-speakers used to say "wes hal". Now, the fashion is to advise young men to get their dicks cut off, so they face a whole adult life of no orgasms, and call that "care".

because it's a trans-national crime syndicate, not two governments.

It's not, it's child abuse on children. What part of that do you not see?

So then... who is his father?

Why would she not object to that? She said she never met him. Which is it??

They knew. Get it?

All about 18, so yes, start by calling them women, not girls.

I am so sorry to hear that. I do wonder what could be done about it, now. Here, nothing could be done. You'd report it, and even if you had it on video, nothing would happen to that officer. And if you did not have it on video -- forget it, no chance of anything happening.

I get your intentions.. but you can start, by not calling them "girls." Unless they were under 18.

if it really happens that way, and i hope it does, i'm coming to seek refuge in your country!

It's a 3rd term that is against the constitution, though neither of them should ever be in any position of power again, and both of them, are.

He would be in a huge position of power in the WH to victimize more women, iwth impunity -- I wasnt referring to political policy.

Youre brilliant, thanks for your ever so valuable help on this. Bye now.

Asian and Middle Eastern countries, India, I'm sure they don't take it seriously. I think your country is the exception. I remember visiting France, man was flirting with me, I walked away, he grabbed my arm -- HARD. No one stopped. I just appeased him and flirted back til he let go.

It has never ever been like that in the US, never. We have rape kits, but it's almost irrelevant here. We have some laws but they are NEVER followed, and when they are, the man just files a cross-complaint against her, she gets intimidated and it's over. South Am countries probably worse.

Yes. Jan 6th should have been the end of him also. It's also ridiculous that convicted felons can't vote but can be elected.

are you asking us to assassinate you en masse? it's illegal, so we wont do that -- but you can do whatever you want to your own bodies.

No, they are are charged when they are arrested, here. They may be detained for questioning, but that is not an "arrest," in the US. Charges may be dismissed at trial via motions between the lawyers, or by negotiation of the lawyers, which they then bring to a judge - who then may or may not agree