> It's like they think it's 1995 and MeToo never happened. I see it more as them either waking up to the relative supremacy of and latent unaccountability affo

> It's like they think it's 1995 and MeToo never happened. I see it more as them either waking up to the relative supremacy of and latent unaccountability afforded to the modern Big Corporation, or finally being bold enough to drop the pretense of being an "equal" member of society. There is no need to be polite when your company's position is secure and permanent. That is, the government and society being mad at them does not matter, for their profits are still guaranteed. The only question is whether the stock will go up right after losing the lawsuit, or a few days later.