Kate Upton — Guess Jeans Founder Fondled Boobs to Make Sure They Were Real
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Using your position of authority to molest a woman is disgusting behavior. However, if I were the Guess Jeans founder, I might have to tweet "#MeToo."
https://theblemish.com/2018/02/kate-upto…
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these fucking morons will find their next weird fad to fixate on soon enough. Rinse and repeat. It's always that way. skibum is correct in that this is just more fear mongering by progressives.
and kate upton is overrated as fuck and pretty gross, actually.
On a different note. Are those big boobies real or fake? Seems like a reasonable question. Maybe his method of discovery wasn’t the best.
The other 10% are in the White House
At least in the 50s actual citizens of this country had more rights than hordes of illegal oxygen thieves
Sounds about right
>I know, I know - Skibum and John won’t get the reference because Fox News isn’t covering the story<
ROFLMAO
Yeah, really hideous.
http://www.asiftimes.com/wp-content/uplo…
IMO, It is getting out of hand in that the #metoo is just turning into tabloid fodder instead of having a systematic way to deal with this and apply due process and justice.
Here’s Tom Brokaw, making a point about #metoo that I agree with:
@TOM BROKAW said, “And my big issue with it is that I think it's long overdue frankly to have the kind of disclosure that we're seeing. But there has to be some kind of codification, the difference between Harvey Weinstein and the Steve Wynn and the other people down at the other end who are getting the same front-page treatment, for example, don't have a chance to speak out. Don't get to confront the people who are accusing them. We've got to get some kind of a system in place for dealing with all of this beyond what we're doing now. It's all tabloid fodder and that's not good for the country. “
(source: https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/m… )
Skibum is calling the men and women pussies for speaking out, period (if I understand him, correctly). And sure being stoic is in short supply these days. And in some ways, he’s been right, in that women who are victims of assault, battery, rape, molestation, violence, etc historically don’t or won’t speak out because:
1. Who will believe me? / I’ll be dismissed.
2. What good will it do / what is anyone going to do about? / Nothing will change
I like the momentum of the #metoo movement, because the women feel secure about the protection in numbers. But I agree with @Brokaw that we need get an actionable framework else it’s just progressive SJW social media tabloid fodder.
@JohnTitor, I post this for you. If you’re tying to make this partisan politics, I agree with Ms. Hunt in, “don't you dare because this is a problem that spans both parties … This is a pox on everybody's house. And it needs to be cleaned out.”
It’s not partisan. I understand the snowflake kids are making it. But, you, should know better. Rise about it.
-Dom
KASIE HUNT:
And can I just add one thing to what we were saying about this issue with Hillary Clinton. Yes, it's about Hillary Clinton. But it's also about partisan politics. There are some men in Democratic circles who are trying actively to come out and find examples of harassment among Republicans and exploit those for their own political gain. I have talked to a lot of women who work inside Democratic politics. And I think their message to the people who would do that is, "Don't you dare because this is a problem that spans both parties.” I have heard plenty of stories --
CHUCK TODD:
Stop making it partisan, yeah.
KASIE HUNT:
-- not just in Hillary Clinton's campaign but other Democratic campaigns. This is a pox on everybody's house. And it needs to be cleaned out.
(Source: https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/m… )
They look real, and they fit her frame nicely. But they could be an expensive set of fakes.
As far as the women coming forward goes, I can see how their own political views could motivate, or dissuade, them. Personally, I feel ab it how skibum describes. I’ve never enjoying imagining myself a victim. It makes you feel less powerful, so why think ab it, or encourage others to see you like that? I don’t want other ppl to feel that way tho, and I guess they might have more confidence than I do.
2) Having said that, this is now getting ridiculous. Kate Upton is one of the most famous models in the world and her uncle is a very powerful congressman. Is she telling us that the reason she didn't come forward earlier is because she felt powerless? That she lacked confidence to tweet her story? I'm sorry, but if you can be as well-connected as Kate Upton clearly is and still feel powerless, then I think we're going to have to rethink the whole gender equality thing. Because women clearly haven't gotten the message. I mean, who else got molested and wants to talk about it now after all these years? Oprah? Angela Merkel? Queen Elizabeth?
3) If progressives are more likely to be high-profile abusers, it's probably because they're overrepresented in entertainment and the media... where the hot girls tend to work. That's one of the reasons why Trump, for example, allegedly molested women and John McCain, for example, didn't: because Trump was a long-time entertainment figure and celebrity before he was a politician. He was constantly surrounded by hot pieces of ass, 24/7.
What a guy lol!!
John McCain was tortured for years. If you or I were so much as threatened with the kind of torture that he went through, we would have betrayed our country in a heartbeat. Not to mention we probably would have blown our captors if they asked. Like, on day one. And by the way, what the hell does this have to do with what we're talking about?
I insinuated no such thing. I used him as an example. I could just as easily have used Mitt Romney or Barack Obama or Mitch McConnell or Ted Cruz or any other political national figure. My point was that Trump was an entertainer (and a businessman) while McCain was a soldier (and a politician). It's just a different lifestyle and they had access to totally different people in totally different situations.
I don't personally like John McCain (although I voted for him in 2008). I don't agree with him on campaign finance reform, or bailouts, or national service, or a thousand other things. But I'm not aware of any allegations of sexual abuse. And he definitely isn't a traitor. At least not in the way that you're claiming.
Fuck the 50s... Rampant child molestation, racism, closeted homosexuality, oh and the years the country ruining Baby Boomer started over populate this country. Been living off the shoulders of the "Greatest Generation" ever since they squeeze you out of there birthing holes
1950's...good riddance
Credit, Shadowcat was the first.
SJG
And I am glad that some of those who opposed this seem to have left TUSCL.
SJG