>>Minsky may not have been aware Giuffre had been coerced to have sex. >How is this particular statement by Stallman insensitive? It's insensitive to the fact

>>Minsky may not have been aware Giuffre had been coerced to have sex. >How is this particular statement by Stallman insensitive? It's insensitive to the fact that if you are a very old, famous man, who is taken by another old, rich man to a private island, where a seemingly willing 17-year-old girl offers sex - - then the right thing to do is to politely decline the offer, because anyone with a half brain cell, a world-famous scientist more so, can figure out what that is about. The statement is insensitive regardless of the allegations. It shows that RMS, alas, doesn't think that something that we today can't accept is wrong at all. Does it make him unworthy of being the president of the FSF? I don't know; he has been right about the tech, I think. I just wish he abstained from commenting on social matters that don't have anything to do with FSF concerns.