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And there in lies the problem -- we are legislating about "feelings." We have delegated to the state what our personal responsibility should have been all alon
by sheraz 11y ago
And there in lies the problem -- we are legislating about "feelings."
We have delegated to the state what our personal responsibility should have been all along.
"Hey, asshole -- keep it in your pants or I will tell the whole office that you went through an Asian-fetish. Now can we discuss this TPS report or not?"
Secondly, a wink after something sexually suggestive is a little redundant, wouldn't you say?
- hluska 11y agoYou have stopped trying to be productive and are just being argumentative now. Your third and fourth paragraphs are in particularly poor taste. I don't understand what is so difficult here. Her manager harassed her and the fear and embarrassment that she felt were real. If the genders were reversed, the result would have been the same. That is because in a civilized society, if you act in a way that makes someone uncomfortable, there needs to be accountability.
- sheraz 11y agoThis whole topic is unproductive. We are "having an argument on the internet" :-)