cornonthecobb23
cornonthecobb23
cornonthecobb23

Your comparison to racism did open my eyes a bit. I can see how abiding strictly to principles like these can be problematic in the workplace, when they’re followed blindly. I do believe that when common sense is applied to to these principles, they can still work well. Maybe saying “I’ll never meet with a member of

“You just need to not act like a creep”, OK so another completely subjective guideline. Some women think guys are creeps just for not being physically attractive and looking at them funny.

I don’t believe that there is a “rash of women” other accusing men, but there are some, and denying that is just disingenuous.

Projecting again. That’s an awfully bad habit you have there. It has nothing to do with my “inability not to be an animal”. I’m done engaging you, others here have proven they can have an intelligent conversation with someone they may disagree with, you clearly have work to do to get there. Best of luck.

But it’s not. Look, I already stated explicitly that I agree that sexual assault and physical touching is obviously wrong and shouldn’t be done. The lines judging sexual harassment are not nearly as clear, which is my entire point. It really isn’t that simple when one person can interpret an innocuous comment as

Thanks for this. The statement about it just being about wanting to be treated equally in the workplace is something that should’ve been much easier for me to understand, but sometimes the mental blinders go up. I guess this helps me to see it like a boys club, where the women are forced to follow a different set of

I can respect that, and thanks for keeping it civil. Sorry for being defensive. I’m just saying that the principles that I follow are one way of making sure that I do conduct myself appropriately. That doesn’t mean that if I break these principles I would do the wrong thing, just that it’s a safe guard that protects

All the commentator’s here love to project things. I didn’t say you don’t have that right. I said that these are the principles that I follow and I think they’re pretty good guidelines. I didn’t say that everyone should follow them, I said that I do my best to follow them, and it works for me right now. I’m not in a

The funny thing is, the only people trying to actually set up clear guidelines and come to some kind of solution are the ones being called pervy or pedophiles or whatever other label you want to slap on someone who doesn’t agree with what you believe 100%. but yeh, lulz or whatever at the funny joke you just made.

Wow, there’s an awful lot of projection there. So “misinterpreting” something automatically leads to “trying to fuck” someone...interesting. Your assertion that if “you’re not trying to fuck any women, then you wouldn’t fear being alone with them” is ignoring every other reason not to put yourself alone with a woman.

Thanks for responding without treating me like some scumbag. I aggree with you that uninvited touching is clearly off-limits, that’s a clear guideline. But it’s not like I follow rules like that to only hold off sexual assault or harassment. I follow those rules primarily because words and actions that can taken the

My mind is seriously blown by where you could even draw some of this from. Taking precautions is not the same as claiming that I would “try to fuck these women by my own admission”. I’m not trying to hold myself up as a gentlemen, I said these precautions are equally set up for myself, not so I don’t go around trying

You clearly didn’t read what I wrote and I don’t understand the anger. Try being kinder to people. Have a good one.

I’ve always followed the “Mike Pence Rules”, at least most of them, before I knew they were a thing simply because that’s how I was raised. I think they’re actually very good guidelines for a married man to abide by. Actions and words get misinterpreted, which can result in awkward and inappropriate situations. I

Ok, but that’s not the point. The point is that he is willingly playing for the Patriots after claiming that the Packers “tried to fuck him” by pushing him to play when he believed that his injury was too significant to play. He clearly didn’t actually believe that since he is now choosing to play (and he was on the

I’m not sure why you think there’s a lawsuit coming, could you expand on that?

You’re not wrong, but I don’t blame him for changing his mind based on the situation. I do blame him for needlessly trashing the team Dr. and organization for “not caring about his health” and then playing through the injury for another team anyway.

Why though? Bennett just wanted to get the surgery because he wasn’t going to have Rodgers throwing to him, and now isn’t getting the surgery because he’s going to have Brady throwing to him. To act like the Packers as an organization are in the wrong here, and Bennett is blameless doesn’t seem to be very consistent.

This is obviously 100% because Rodgers isn’t on the field, which is fine, but don’t go playing the victim when you turn around to sign with the other best QB in the league. This had nothing to do with “health” and everything to do with what is convenient for him. I don’t have a problem with wanting to get out for a

lol ok, so then go get the surgery, don’t immediately sign and practice with another team that also wants you to play through it. I keep trying to give the Bennett bros the benefit of the doubt, but man they make it hard.

I’m a super taster and I never let my wife forget it as it’s the closest I’ll ever get to having a superpower, but I LOVE beer. All types of beer. IPAs are like a vicious assault on my tastebuds, but it’s a good hurt. I love it and Dr. Robert DeSalle can’t take that away from me!