Even The Wolf likely can't clean up Harvey Weinstein's pending troubles

I thought about throwing her out one of the windows, but they're really nice stained glass ones!

 

There's not enough defenestration in today's world. More specifically, there aren't enough opportunities to use the word "defenestration."

 

No doubt there were some that, as he says "let you do it". Of course there are women out there (way out there!) who would like trump to do that and I assume anyone would admit that. But the correct point is that you are right, so many on record that objected.

 

It's a "correct point" that was both obvious and completely unresponsive to the question that @YankeeFan asked. (Though we got there eventually.)

 

Now you're just projecting. She did not have consent. She took action without communicating with the guy in any way. She just walked over and started touching. They did not speak. They did not make eye contact. There was no verbal or non-verbal consent. By the definition you offered, it was sexual assault. You just don't like that it shows a flaw in your standard, so you are twisting yourself in knots to avoid admitting it.

 

I am just catching up to this thread after a long weekend in a college town -- two days, zero asses grabbed, not even at the sorority reunion where the ladies were all husband-less for the weekend and buying us drinks. I don't know if that makes me a stand-up guy or the world's most lame-ass suburban dad.

Anyway, is someone citing "Horrible Bosses" here as a regular part of conversation? And that it would be bad to laugh at the Jennifer Aniston scenario? I laughed at that one pretty hard. I also laughed at their attempts to murder their bosses, although I would not condone that course of action in my own or any other actual workplace. To be clear, I am not advocating the murder of one's boss even though I did find humor in the scenarios presented in the film.

 

That is an excellent comparison. Also, as far as she knew, he could have been gay. Perhaps his partner was part of the group. Or perhaps he was straight and his girlfriend was about to show up any minute. Or perhaps he just didn't find her appealing and didn't want her to touch him. There are any number of reasons he could have wanted to reject her behavior, but she wouldn't know because she didn't bother to get consent.

 

whole other level to the situation
generally speaking
generally speaking
Lots and lots of fine points to this whole issue
More complex than I would have ever thought
I don't know how we are suppose to figure this out


Next time quote someone else who totally agrees with your quote.

 

What is "complex" about the incident at the concert I described?

 

The crotch grabber? I would call that groping.

 

Good for you! you win the case? I guess.

Please, let some huge celebrity get outed so we can move on.

 

Why not sexual assault?