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moXJO said:
Jesus Christ
Triggered much or what. Don't justify your pi$$y fit then load him up with how it all happened according to Bas. You have been wanting to have a dig and you did.
He is allowed whatever opinion he wants and you can disagree all you want. But don't go turning him into "rapey hitler" by trying to lead the narrative and gather backup.
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I'm happy to let him get it out of his system. I found it more effective allowing my kids to go the full retard and let them fizzle out once they started listening to themselves.
 
Tisme said:
I'm happy to let him get it out of his system. I found it more effective allowing my kids to go the full retard and let them fizzle out once they started listening to themselves.
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If only Bas could follow our exemplary behaviour in posting.
 
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-01-...-letter-french-activists-denounce-her/9319356

Read carefully the context please

Marlene Schiappa, France's Junior Minister for Women's Rights, criticised Deneuve's letter.

"There are in this open letter some things that are deeply offensive and false," she told France Culture radio.

The letter, signed by Deneuve and 99 others, said some women may see being rubbed against by a man in the metro as an expression of "sexual deprivation" or a "non-event".

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PHOTO: Marlene Schiappa said some things in the open letter were "deeply offensive and false." (AP: Laurent Cipriani, file)


Ms Schiappa countered that "it's dangerous to say such things" and insisted such an act constituted sexual assault punishable with up to three years in prison and a fine of $114,500.

Writer Abnousse Shalmani, one of those who signed the open letter, said she was surprised by the "extremely violent reactions" it prompted.
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http://edition.cnn.com/2018/01/13/politics/rice-metoo-axe-files-cnntv/index.html

Former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Ricesaid that while she believes the #MeToo movement is "a good thing," people need "to be a little bit careful" about how they respond to it.

"Let's not turn women into snowflakes. Let's not infantilize women," Rice insisted during an interview with CNN's David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," which airs at 7 ET Saturday night.
Rice said she didn't want "to get to a place that men start to think, 'Well, maybe it's just better not to have women around.' I've heard a little bit of that. And it, it worries me," she told Axelrod.
Following last year's downfall of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein after sexual harassment and assault allegations, people have begun sharing their stories of sexual harassment and abuse, using the hashtag #MeToo.
Rice, the first African-American woman to become secretary of state, was careful to emphasize that she didn't want to "belittle" women who have shared their stories of sexual harassment "because we're all different."
Asked by Axelrod if she had ever been a victim of harassment, Rice said she'd "certainly had people say inappropriate things."
"I've certainly had people suggest that maybe we should just go out -- and you know -- and situations in which it was somebody more senior than I," she said.
"I've never had anyone do anything that I would consider assault. But I don't know a woman alive who hasn't had somebody say or do something that was inappropriate at best and aggressive at worst," she added.
Axelrod asked Rice if she had any advice for Oprah Winfrey amid reports the media titan is "actively thinking" about running for president.
"I would say to Oprah, be sure that you really want to be a politician," Rice said.
She said she would never run for president herself, preferring policy to politics.
"You know there's a funny thing that happens when you're secretary of state, or you're a celebrity, you're out there representing the world," she said.
"Everybody gets to make a blank page of what they think you would look like as the president. And they only focus on those characteristics that they want to see in the president. Now you're running for office, and all of a sudden, you're not that person who's just a blank sheet of paper.
"But I would just say, if you're contemplating running for office, just recognize that we put people through a brutal process. And they don't come out quite the same," she said.
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Two top fashion photographers suspended over multiple sexual harrassment claims.

Mario Testino and Bruce Weber 'sexually exploited models'
Top fashion photographers suspended from titles including Vogue after models accused them of sexually exploiting them


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The claims about Bruce Weber (left) and Mario Testino, which they both deny, appeared in the New York Times. Photograph: Matt Sayles, Michael Sohn/AP
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Mario Testino and Bruce Weber have been suspended from working with fashion magazines including Vogue after models accused the photographers of sexually exploiting them.

Lawyers for Testino, known for photographing the royal family, disputed their accounts while Weber denied the claims to the New York Times, whose investigative report detailed a string of allegations.

Anna Wintour, the artistic director of Condé Nast, which publishes magazines including Vogue and GQ, said the publisher would not work with the pair for the “foreseeable future” following Saturday’s report.

Testino, who took the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s official engagement photos and was given an honorary OBE in 2014, was accused by 13 male assistants and models of subjecting them to sexual advances.

Some said the Peruvian photographer’s behaviour, going back to the mid-1990s, included groping and masturbation, the paper reported.

Ryan Locke, a model who worked with Testino on Gucci campaigns, accused him of being aggressive and flirtatious throughout shoots, adding: “He was a sexual predator.”

Hugo Tillman, a photographic assistant, said Testino once grabbed him on the street and tried to kiss him and, a few weeks later, pinned him down on a bed until he was removed by another person.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...no-and-bruce-weber-models-claim-fashion-vogue


More on Mario Testino

Mario Testino: 'I was always better at photographing men'
The fashion and portrait photographer became world famous for his photographs of Kate Moss and Diana, Princess of Wales – now his new book focuses on men

https://www.theguardian.com/artandd...tino-i-was-always-better-at-photographing-men
 
moXJO said:
I wonder when they will go for Howard Stern?
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I wonder when men will say "duck it", it's all too hard, then we will see equality.

The equality thing will work, when men aren't sexually aroused by women, then both go to work and having children becomes secondary.

We have moved a long way along this progression, as now house prices are structured to two incomes, before it only required the man to go to work and the lady looked after the house/family.

Now both need to work in some capacity, to meet the costs, the issue now is the delegation of the home duties.

Also the push to accept that same sex mating, is normal and should be embraced. Which I certainly don't have a problem with, it just isn't my bag.

I guess it will end up as the social engineering wants it, where breeding will be selective, population will be controlled.
Then the populace isn't required to select a partner of the opposite sex, to enable the existence of the species, that is ensured by selective breeding.
All the people then have to do, is find a partner to enjoy life with, cuts out the I'm doing all the house work arguments.
Just my opinion, can't see how else they can cap population growth.
 
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Such a microcosm of out there. The perpetually offended (possibly psychopathological in some way),triggered,making reports, slandering and libelling.... and the perpetually sensible.

In about the same proportion too.

I just want to know how the snowflakes got control of the msm.
 
SirRumpole said:
Craig McLachlan cleared of sexual harassment allegations by Doctor Blake Mysteries producers

So what does this say about the accusers in this case ?

That they were lying ?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-01-...sponds-to-craig-mclachlan-allegations/9380658
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It'll end up being some LGITQUERTY warrior who wanted to hijack the parternalistic white anglo hero nature of the series. Add to that an anglo white straight guy playing an insensitive gender bender role on stage .....

Craig, like Rudd needs to join the Greens and the bad man will probably go away,
 
Tisme said:
In my time I have had many beautiful female employees, many of them tried it on and a few of the hubbies/BFs came a visiting.... it's a burden being devastatingly handsome, possessing the sparkling wit and personality, but it's a load I carry willingly for the good of mankind, world peace and riding ponies.... Viv le female form, look but don't touch (unless you partner is fugly).:D
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That could explain your nervousness and "humour" with the recent surge of sexual harassment victims coming out. :D

mmm, did I look at that girl too long? Did she hit on me or I look and also touch? What about that handsome delivery guy.

The weight of that handsomeness could be devastating. Is mankind and world peace worth it? :D
 
luutzu said:
That could explain your nervousness and "humour" with the recent surge of sexual harassment victims coming out. :D

mmm, did I look at that girl too long? Did she hit on me or I look and also touch? What about that handsome delivery guy.

The weight of that handsomeness could be devastating. Is mankind and world peace worth it? :D
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It's an incredible burden, especially balancing my responsibility to provide eye candy for women with that of not intimidating men with my outstanding manliness.

I'm fairly sure some greenie male hipsters have an uncomfortability with their sphincters when within a 100 yard presence radius
 
Tisme said:
It's an incredible burden, especially balancing my responsibility to provide eye candy for women with that of not intimidating men with my outstanding manliness.

I'm fairly sure some greenie male hipsters have an uncomfortability with their sphincters when within a 100 yard presence radius
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So it's the rugged good look you reckon? Not you signing their paycheck each fortnight that make you attractive?
 
I guess this was only a matter of time, it won't be long before it hits all aspects of sport and entertainment, guess the ladies will just have to get a "real" job. So to speak.

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/new...s-have-been-discontinued-20180201-h0rzni.html

Like I said a few posts back, this will cost women in a lot of ways they haven't even dreamed of, the sexual harrassment issue needed to be addressed.
However, the scatter gun approach #metoo has adopted, is going to reduce the public perception as to the seriousness of the issue.IMO
 
sptrawler said:
The way things are going, I would say these women if found to be lying, may find themselves in court and unemployable.
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Well I just read this, so the court actions are starting, this will get interesting.IMO

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment...st-fairfax-media-and-abc-20180201-h0s89o.html

Gold Logie winning actor Craig McLachlan has filed defamation proceedings against Fairfax Media and the ABC after they reported on allegations he sexually harassed several former colleagues.

One of McLachlan's accusers, former co-star Christie Whelan Browne, has also been named in the defamation suit.
McLachlan's statement of claim was lodged in the NSW Supreme Court on Thursday afternoon and principally targets Browne.

The claim states Browne was "herself a notoriously foul-mouthed person who publicly distributed offensive matter and had expressed interest in deviant sexual practices."

McLachlan has engaged prominent barrister Stuart Littlemore QC to run the case.
 
sptrawler said:
I guess this was only a matter of time, it won't be long before it hits all aspects of sport and entertainment, guess the ladies will just have to get a "real" job. So to speak.

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/new...s-have-been-discontinued-20180201-h0rzni.html

Like I said a few posts back, this will cost women in a lot of ways they haven't even dreamed of, the sexual harrassment issue needed to be addressed.
However, the scatter gun approach #metoo has adopted, is going to reduce the public perception as to the seriousness of the issue.IMO
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And because western women have had 50 years of the solidarity message,expect few to break ranks with the call to arms.

I wonder how much traction a complaint by a female of another female sexually harassing her would get? My guess it would treated quite differently by the indignation brigade.
 
sptrawler said:
I guess this was only a matter of time, it won't be long before it hits all aspects of sport and entertainment, guess the ladies will just have to get a "real" job. So to speak.

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/new...s-have-been-discontinued-20180201-h0rzni.html

Like I said a few posts back, this will cost women in a lot of ways they haven't even dreamed of, the sexual harrassment issue needed to be addressed.
However, the scatter gun approach #metoo has adopted, is going to reduce the public perception as to the seriousness of the issue.IMO
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People or person must have been offended. All part of the social engineering aspect of female roles in society. Beautiful women are not for ogling in public, that is what the internet is for. In the privacy of ones home, female form admirers around the world can dream as much as they want without anyone being offended. Love ya's all, ladies.
 

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