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You really think it's appropriate for a victim of sexual abuse to communicate with Mr X? What could you possibly expect a victim to hear from a rapist who drugg
by Kranar 5y ago
You really think it's appropriate for a victim of sexual abuse to communicate with Mr X? What could you possibly expect a victim to hear from a rapist who drugged their victim that would change their mind that Mr. X should be allowed to organize social events and dinners where people can and do get intoxicated?
- ryukoposting 5y agoAfter sleeping on it, I'm not really happy with how my comment reads. Editing with an addition that clarifies my position. ... or wait, I forgot you can't do that after a certain time period. Let me be clear: 1. Given what information we currently have, I feel that CppCon organizers shouldn't allow Mr. X to present at/attend the event. 2. It's the organizers' right to decide who can attend their event, and it's my right to not associate myself with them/their events. 3. #include made multiple mistakes while trying to get to the bottom of this issue. > You really think it's appropriate for a victim of sexual abuse to communicate with Mr X? Obviously not, but you cannot tell me that there are zero members of #include leadership who aren't rape victims. I highly doubt that Mr. X has any argument that would be worth considering. I'm not saying Mr. X's words would have any impact on #include's position (or my position) whatsoever. I'm saying it's counterproductive to not at least feign diplomacy.