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Seems pretty one way: > One woman said she was riding a Ferris wheel at Coney Island after a company event when a co-worker suddenly took her hand and put it o
by pwaai 9y ago
Seems pretty one way:
> One woman said she was riding a Ferris wheel at Coney Island after a company event when a co-worker suddenly took her hand and put it on his crotch.
So basically the letter the women sign is a license for certain men in a elevated position to assault women.
I feel like this kind of shit puts us two steps back, especially when the American president is accused of similar behavior towards woman, now it will give that side another "whatboutism" ammunition.
I have a strong nagging feeling that there are bound to be more #metoo stories shortly from Vice.
I mean it's so fucking bizarre to have a systematic infrastructure set in place to allow it's higher up members to traumatize defenseless women.
If the mainstream media wanted to destroy Vice once and for all, now seems like an appropriate opportunity.
- dominotw 9y ago> If the mainstream media wanted to destroy Vice once and for all, now seems like an appropriate opportunity. So I guess its well accepted now that "mainstream media" is not merely there to report what is going on but have active agendas to shape the world according to their wishes. It a weapon of destruction.
- electricEmu 9y ago> So I guess its well accepted now that "mainstream media" is not merely there to report what is going on but have active agendas to shape the world according to their wishes. It a weapon of destruction. I'm not sure what you're angling for, but they're all corporations with market interests. The NYT itsself authored the article. Your comment appears to be reaching pretty hard to throw in that MSM comment.
- jessaustin 9y agoWat? That was a quote of parent. Besides, Vice would have to try pretty hard to get more mainstream than it already is. Is TFA not discussing Matt-Lauer-style remote-kidnapping locks?
- acheron 9y agoThat’s been true since Watergate.