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11-29-2017 08:46 AM
He will still get his 20mil. Men should think about their families before they do such things. Thinking with the wrong body part is what gets them in trouble. Any person in power, can abuse their position.
11-29-2017 08:46 AM
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11-29-2017 08:48 AM
@Isobel Archer wrote:
@Bri36 wrote:I wonder how long NBC has been covering this up?
Wonder if Cokie Roberts et. al. knew not to get in an elevator with him.
Cokie Roberts, the author of the best seller, "We are our Mother's Daughters" in which, this great journalist who is certainly worth her salt, supposedly asked the questions and exposed all the evil in politics. (sarcasm)
11-29-2017 08:49 AM
@dex wrote:@QueenDanceALot The problem could be that it appears men wouldn't think of a woman's sexual advances as unwanted and more as flattering to their ego....this too could change.
@QueenDanceALot wrote:It is interesting to me to watch the difference in responses to each situation as it ccomes up.
Reaction 1 seems to be "oh, I hated the guy. I knew it he was a sleazebag". (The Man Did It)
Reaction 2 seems to be "Where is the proof"? (The Women Can't All Be Telling the Truth)
Oh, and then there is the "Women do it, too" (I will be all ears when I hear that a woman (or lots of them!) in power has sexually assaulted a man.
Men also know how to not sweat the drama, say something at the time if they need to and move on. Women should take note. Not everything needs to be a criminal or media case.
11-29-2017 08:51 AM
This will anger many but we are all entitled to our take on this. So here goes -
Many men in positions of power feel they are "entitled. " They need brought to realization .
Also there are women who are of the same mind. Women in power aren't always someone to be admired.
Good and bad apples in both bunches.
Now with that said, another situation that occurs. False promises of career advancements, promotions, relationships that are consentual but based on lies of a future together. Revenge , desire to "get even," the desire to bring someone down when the realization hits you were being played - I do think false accusations are plentiful.
I am NOT referring to any one person or persons in the news that have been accused.
11-29-2017 08:51 AM
@NameAlreadyTaken wrote:
@Isobel Archer wrote:
@Bri36 wrote:I wonder how long NBC has been covering this up?
Wonder if Cokie Roberts et. al. knew not to get in an elevator with him.
Cokie Roberts, the author of the best seller, "We are our Mother's Daughters" in which, this great journalist who is certainly worth her salt, supposedly asked the questions and exposed all the evil in politics. (sarcasm)
@Nonametoday Yes I think there is a lot of - as long as I'm not being personally harassed, I won't put myself out there to call it out - especially if it's someone I otherwise admire for his political views (and this is on both sides.)
11-29-2017 08:52 AM
@dex wrote:@QueenDanceALot The problem could be that it appears men wouldn't think of a woman's sexual advances as unwanted and more as flattering to their ego....this too could change.
@QueenDanceALot wrote:It is interesting to me to watch the difference in responses to each situation as it ccomes up.
Reaction 1 seems to be "oh, I hated the guy. I knew it he was a sleazebag". (The Man Did It)
Reaction 2 seems to be "Where is the proof"? (The Women Can't All Be Telling the Truth)
Oh, and then there is the "Women do it, too" (I will be all ears when I hear that a woman (or lots of them!) in power has sexually assaulted a man.
I tend to really doubt that most men would find it appealing and welcome to be cornered and grabbed by the crotch and overpowered by a woman who outweighs him by 100+ pounds.
11-29-2017 08:52 AM - last edited on 11-29-2017 09:12 AM by Anonymous
Power?
11-29-2017 08:53 AM
@NameAlreadyTaken wrote:I don't think workplace abuse is only sexual. There are different kinds of abuses in the work place. I have worked with and for women and have seen how evil many can be, just as mean and hateful as men who are sexually harrassing women, are women who are harrassing their coworkers, not necessarily sexually but with threats. Women are more cunning and more clever. Women do not try to promote fellow female coworkers; they try to destroy them...
Professions dominated by women are notorious for bullying. Think education and nursing.
11-29-2017 08:54 AM - last edited on 11-29-2017 09:12 AM by Anonymous
@QueenDanceALot wrote:
Power?
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