It’s the same argument, unless you can explain the difference between the two situations. And unless your argument is that rich women don’t get pressured into sex, it’s going to be much harder than you think to make that case.

I’m not sure you’ve considered the implications of your “adults being pressured into something bear the responsibility for their own choices” argument.

This is a deeply weird thing to say, because if he wasn’t being pressured to resign, what is anyone apologizing to him for? A few people have said this, like he just resigned in a way that confused everyone.

Since being shown that he had acted inappropriately with these women, he made a choice to be more mindful with pretty much everyone. I’m struggling to spin this as a negative.

Al Franken lost his job because he sexually harassed women. Regardless of the issue of process, it was not an entirely unjust consequence. But what happens next? In any office/factory/store across the nation, after a sexual harasser is fired, they are not barred from their industry. They get another job.

It’s hard to appreciate in a culture so different from the early 80s, but Eddie’s material on gays was both aggressive gay panic and fundamentally gay friendly. The baseline message - “You can play tennis with a gay person” - that gay people were just people, was forward thinking for the mainstream at the time.

I kept anticipating a turn that never came.

I was surprised that Robert Kraft would explode like that after getting jerked around by his receiver.

No, and I won’t be shaving my beard, either.

I disagree. The Red Sox started playing weird defence against a pitcher by not playing to win. That’s some bullshit, fuck those guys. Ump isn’t a hero, but I’m not mad at him.

And if Ryan Shazier didn’t love spearing people, he’d still be playing in the league. But here we are.

There was no point in his approach where he was low enough to make good contact with the receiver.

So J-Lo’s album hadn’t come out yet,and nobody had started talking about her ass yet

People outside your social circle, I’d imagine.

Looks like it’s Shiancoe-ld in there.

*realty

Inviting people out for dinner, choosing the menu, and expecting them to compensate you for it would be kinda weird. But traditions are just What We’ve Always Done, they aren’t based on an analysis of best practices or anything. 

Most people have difficulty communicating or recognizing that their experiences are not universal, or even common. There is no good reason to extrapolate your personal experiences to the other 400 million people on this continent. You can try, and sometimes you’ll be right, but it’s not reliable.

Since this information is unfortunately in my head, I feel compelled to soil your brain with it too.

He’s a shoo-in for the Hall of the Very Good, but HoF is a stretch.