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You don't have an answer because you're not applying hard logic and rules but slippery moral constructs that revolve around the right people/outlets signaling t
by theWatcher37 9y ago
You don't have an answer because you're not applying hard logic and rules but slippery moral constructs that revolve around the right people/outlets signaling that you need to be outraged.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with asking someone on a date. If they say no? Cool. Yes? Awesome. The act itself is not criminal, actions taken based on that (like retaliation) are.
Demonizing basic human behavior has no place in western society.
- watwut 9y ago"If you are in a position of power over another person, I would say there isn't an appropriate time." Is neither illogical nor slippery moral construct. If you disagree with the rule, you should find better argument then just calling it "not hard logic enough". On related note, if hiring manager asks for dates regularly, any hired women will be assumed less competent and assumed to sleep her way to success - no matter what her response. It is not like these accusations were far away for good looking women, they are pretty much guaranteed in this setup. That is not cool.