Kavanaugh Circus Could Destroy the Me Too Movement

[Nordberg]

MEtoo is getting energized by these proceedings. Ford was a great witness, showing honesty, humility, intelligence, and real pain. Women in the 80s were being abused. Perhaps this will strike a blow against that continuing. Cosby has done his part.

 

[anatta]

Yes it is.
Only a true hater could take this concept seriously

Let's face facts; it not for #me too Kav would have been a shoe in and that is why you want to discredit it.

I have no problem and actually want the accusers to step forward.
My problem is with political lemmings who say because they do so they must be believed.

but back to the specious "misogynist" bs of talking about the movement with anything more then overwhelming praise..

 

[Oneuli]

Is here anything vague about my answers above

Not vague at all. They were crystal clear in their refusal to address the actual question. Try harder.

 

[Cancel 2019.1]

MEtoo is getting energized by these proceedings. Ford was a great witness, showing honesty, humility, intelligence, and real pain. Women in the 80s were being abused. Perhaps this will strike a blow against that continuing. Cosby has done his part.

I think this will help our Me Too movement.

 

[Rune]

I have no problem and actually want the accusers to step forward.
My problem is with political lemmings who say because they do so they must be believed.

but back to the specious "misogynist" bs of talking about the movement with anything more then overwhelming praise..

What other stance could a reasonable person have?

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

I have no problem and actually want the accusers to step forward.
My problem is with political lemmings who say because they do so they must be believed.

but back to the specious "misogynist" bs of talking about the movement with anything more then overwhelming praise..

I want to see the other accusers get their day in that room as well. If K. is innocent, he should welcome any and all investigations, of course with a finite end point. The fact that there at the end he steadfastly refused to give a yes/no answer to the question about asking the WH for an FBI investigation speaks volumes... that can be summed up in one word: Guilty.

An innocent man would welcome such an investigation. Certainly I would if so accused.

 

[midcan5]

Doc Ford was believable and straightforward and agreed to an FBI investigation, Kavanaugh was belligerent and didn't agree to a FBI investigation. His belligerence is the sign of any guilty person when caught, and his refusal for an FBI investigation is a sign he is a liar and knows it.

But if you read his record on wikipedia it will be the working class and the needy who suffer under him and the other four stooges. And unlike members of Congress, the justices cannot be voted out of office. When they behave arbitrarily, they face no consequences whatsoever. Good luck Trump snowflakes.

'Injustices: The Supreme Court's History of Comforting the Comfortable and Afflicting the Afflicted' Ian Millhiser


"THE LEGAL CASE against Obamacare was more than simply an indictment of the Supreme Court. It offered a direct window into how easily partisans can be convinced that something is unconstitutional simply because they want it to be. " from book above

 

[anatta]

I want to see the other accusers get their day in that room as well. If K. is innocent, he should welcome any and all investigations, of course with a finite end point. The fact that there at the end he steadfastly refused to give a yes/no answer to the question about asking the WH for an FBI investigation speaks volumes... that can be summed up in one word: Guilty.

An innocent man would welcome such an investigation. Certainly I would if so accused.

what is the "finite end point?"
say another accusers comes forward -do we do another investigation? according to this logic we do.

He didn't give a yes /no because it's not his decision to make,
but he did say he would go along with any decisions the committee would make