Women know how unlikely it is that other women lie about this for attention or money. The attention is terrible and negative, and can get you into huge legal trouble if you’re caught lying. The money... I mean what fucking money. Why do people like you think this is a thing? Women don’t get rich from being assaulted.…

Homie, hit the showers. I don’t buy your babe in the woods routine at all, especially after seeing you defend ‘locker room’ talk above.

You mean the main wikipedia article about the famed American journalist? Now I may be just be a simple country Hyper-Chicken, but I know when someone is pulling my leg. 

If you can’t figure out whether the question “did you fuck all your sources” is inappropriate, it says a lot about you. It doesn’t say anything about the question.

This reveals so very, very much about your thinking that I wonder if you knew it would be quite so damning before you posted it.

A woman refusing a drink from a man—unattractive or otherwise—is not harassment, and would not rise to the legal level required for prosecution (or even censure at work). Rather, the act of…

I totally get your point; I really do.

You’re a love, BeABig. I absolutely do not mind being enlightened: I figure I’m of a dinosaur generation, and the millennials know of which they speak far better than I.

think of me as a fellow “an old,” as the tykes call us

Thank you from someone who’s 53. :)

If the worst Cosby or Weinstein did was make vague remarks or improper propositions, we probably would be having a different discussion right now. But what they did was so massively horrible and egregious, and the fact that they did it so openly, it’s insulting to hear people like Silverman and Jennifer Lawrence try…

Thanks for this. We met late, married late, and had a child late, late, late. I was 39 and my husband was 48 when Little Miss Pinwheel finally graced us with her presence. But, his family is full of people who live into their 90s, so we took a calculated risk.

Maybe it will bring you comfort to know I have two kids with autism and they’re just fine. Raising them has certainly had its challenges, but one can say that about any kids. BTW, I was mid-30s when they were conceived.

I’m probably taking this personally, as I just lost 80 year old father at 26, but I’m going to quote my 71 year old mother: having older parents is better than never being born at all.

If it’s any consolation (I don’t know your age) my parents were both in their late 40's when they had me and I turned out fine. I was in gifted class, was 3rd in high school graduating class, and finished with a 3.7 GPA in college. There might be an “optimal babymaking age” but some find love later and are still able…

I hear where you are coming from but the “bro” culture that has supported all these acts deserves a great deal of scrutiny and anger. I really hope that people like Jon Stewart reflect on their role and change for better. Frankly, we probably all need to do this.

In the clip above, Stewart is asked about how he reacted to the revelations and C.K.’s admittance of guilt, and says he was “stunned.”

Democrats: “If you publicly support liberal causes, you can rape and abuse women in private with impunity.”

Republicans: “If you publicly support conservative causes, you can rape and abuse women in private with impunity.”

Sometimes i feel like i’m the only person who remembers her being this huge conservative on the old Politically Incorrect show. Then Bush was elected, she saw some money to be made by being progressive and she “switched sides.”

How about deriding the people responsible rather than just chalking it up to what the movement or political ideology is about? I promise, there are feminists and democrats who are against Clinton’s behavior.

The people in power that you admire - politicians, executives, entertainers, pundits - do not care about you or your pet issues despite what they might say. They care about power: exerting it, holding on to it, and expanding it.