Chap wrote:Well, one man does brag about forcing himself on women, I'll grant you that:
care to wager if multiple men talk like that?
Chap wrote:Trump: "Grab them by the pussy. You can do anything."
your anecdote here fails to reference the "forcing" aspect...did i fail to read the part where Trump says "and she resisted" or "and she said no" or "and i had to force.." or any other such detail from that exchange? Because that would be him bragging about forcing himself....
But you bring up an interesting point - if such vulgarity, and vulgar action, is such a rare occurrence then why have so many women that just recently claim Trump behaved in such a way, not cry out when it occurred? If the reason for their silence was due to a culture of this sort of behavior then the claims of the OP are contradicted - or if they were not silent but rather their claims fell on deaf ears then again - contradicted.
So, who is being disingenuous about this matter? Is such locker room talk and such a mentality so incredibly rare that we as men are shocked and stupefied? or does it actually occur, and while such occurrences do not justify them as being right/wrong, we as men are just telling women what they want to hear in order to eventually grab them by the....
Chap wrote:Do you talk about women like that, subgenius?
It is irrelevant as to whether I have or do talk about women, a woman, or anyone else "like that".
Besides, that sort of "talk" is just talk and I believe in freedom of speech. Even if that speech is an admission of a crime, which I failed to read occurred in that instance...even if that speech is not something I agree with or find pleasing. There are very few limitations on free speech and when people are engaged in a private conversation there are even fewer limitations. While I personally may not find speaking vulgarities in public or private to be a preferred type of speech, it is certainly another person's right to determine otherwise.
