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Episode: 3311
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Title: HPR3311: Bradley M. Kuhn's article from 2019 on Richard M. Stallman
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3311/hpr3311.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-24 20:36:52
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This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3,311 Formundi, the 12th of April 2021.
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Today's show is entitled Bradley M. Coons article from 2019 on Richard M. Stallman.
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It is the first show by new host Anonymous host and is about 26 minutes long and carries an explicit flag.
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The summary is, this text to speech article, requires listener discretion.
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This episode of HPR is brought to you by archive.org.
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Support universal access to all knowledge by heading over to archive.org forward slash donate.
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Warning this show contains information that may not be suitable for all.
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Listen a discretion is advised. Recently Richard M. Stallman announced that he has
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rejoined the free software foundation's board of directors, an open letter on GitHub called for him to be removed again,
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and for the FSF and I aboard to resign. When he resigned in 2019, Bradley M. Coons,
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from the Free Us in Freedom podcast, wrote an article titled, on recent controversial events,
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about the issue. I am submitting that article here under the terms of the creative commons at
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ribution share a like free point near a United States license.
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The post contains many links and is available in the show notes for this show.
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Some examples are included at the end of the blog post and listen a discretion is advised,
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on recent controversial events. Tuesday 15 October 2019 by Bradley M. Coons.
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The last 33 days have been unprecedentedly difficult for the software freedom community
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and for me personally, folks have been emailing, phoning, texting, tagging me on social media,
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the last of which has been funny because all my social media accounts are placed on the accounts.
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But, just about everyone has urged me to comment on the serious issues at the software freedom
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community in our faces. Until now, I have stayed silent regarding all these current topics.
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From Richard M. Stallman, RMSS public statement, to his resignation from the Free Software Foundation,
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FFF, to the Epstein scandal, and its connection to MIT, I also avoided generally commenting
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on software freedom organizational governance during this period. I did this for good reason,
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which is explained below. However, in this blog post, I now share my primary comments on the
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matters that seem to currently be on the utmost attention of the open source and free software
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communities. I have been silent for the last months because, until two days ago,
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I was a large member of FFF board of directors, and a voting member of the FFF.
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I was a member of FFF to leadership bodies, I was abiding by a reasonable request from the FFF
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management, and my duty to the organization. Specifically, the FFF asked at all communication during
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the crisis come directly from FFF officers, and not from a large director, and sassure voting
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members. Furthermore, the FFF management asked all directors, and voting members to remain silent
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on this entire matter, even on issues only tangentially related to the current situation,
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and even when speaking in our own capacity, for example, on our own blogs like this one,
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the FFF is an important organization, and I take any request from the FFF seriously,
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so I am I did fully with their request. The situation was further complicated because
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folks at my employer, software freedom conservancy, where I also serve on the board of directors,
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and strong opinions about this matter as well. Fortunately, the FFF and Conservancy both
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have already created clear protocols for what I should do, if ever there was a disagreement,
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or divergence on news between Conservancy and FFF. I therefore was recused fully from the planning,
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drafting, and timing on Conservancy's statement on this matter. I thank my colleague
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Matt the Conservancy for working so carefully to keep me entirely outside the loop on their statement,
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and to diligently assure that it won't trade forward for me to manage any potential
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organizational disagreements. I also thank no Matt the FFF, who outlined clear protocols ahead
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on time, back in March 2019, in case a situation like this ever came up. I also know my colleague
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Matt Conservancy care deeply, and I do, about the health, and welfare on the FFF, and its mission
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on fighting for universal software freedom for all. None of us want, nor have, any substantive
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disagreement over software freedom issues. I take very seriously my duty to the
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various organizations, where I have, or have, and affiliations. More generally, I champion
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non-profit organizational transparency. Unfortunately, the current crisis left me in a quandary
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between the overarching goal of community transparency, and amiding my FFF management
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directives. Now that I've left the FFF board on directors, FFF voting membership, and all
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my FFF volunteer roles, which ends my 22 year uninterruptive affiliation with the FFF,
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I can now comment on the substantive issues that face not just the FFF, but the free software
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community as a whole, while continuing to adhere to my past duty on acting in FFF best interest.
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In other words, my affiliation with the FFF has come to an end for many good, and useful reasons.
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The end to this affiliation allows me to speak directly about the core issue at the heart of
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the community's current crisis. Firstly, all these events, from our MS public comments on the
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MIT mailing list, to our MS resignation from the FFF to our MS discussion about the next steps
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for the GNU project, seem to many to have happened ridiculously quickly, but it wasn't actually
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fast at all. In fact, these events were culmination of issues that were slowly growing in concern
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to many people, including me. For the last two years, I've had been allowed internal voice in
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the FFF leadership regarding RMS free software-unrelated public statements. I felt strongly that it
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was in the most interest on the FFF to actively seek to limit such statements, and that it was
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my duty to FFF to speak out about this within the organization. Those who only learned of this
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story in the last month understandably believed that MS Medium post-rainsed an entirely new issue.
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In fact, RMS news and statements posted on Storm and not org about sexual morality escalated
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for the worse over the last few years. When the escalation started, I still consider RMS
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both a friend and colleague, and I attempted to argue with him at length to convince him
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that some of his positions were harmful to sexual assault survivors, and those who are
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sex trafficked, and to the people who devote their lives in service to such individuals.
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More importantly to the FFF, I attempted to persuade RMS at launching a controversial
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campaign on sexual behavior, and morality was counter to his, and FFF mission to advance
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software freedom, and told RMS that my duty as an FFF director was to assure the best outcome
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for the FFF, which I am-o-didn't include having a leader, who made such statements.
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Not only is human sexual behavior not a topic on, which RMS and addict were academic expertise,
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but also his positions appear to ignore significant research, and widely available information
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on the subject. Many of his comments, while occasionally politically intriguing,
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lack empathy for people, who experienced trauma. IMO, this is not, and there's never
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being a free speech issue. I do believe freedom on speech links directly to software freedom,
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indeed, I see the freedom to publish software under free licenses and almost a corroborate
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of the freedom on speech. However, we do not need to follow leadership from those whose views
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we fundamentally disagree. Moreover, organizations need not, and should not elevate
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spokespeople, and leaders who speak regularly on unrelated issues that organizations find
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do not advance their mission, and slash on at alienate important constituents. I,
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like many other software freedom leaders, could tell my public comments on issues not related
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to FFFs. Indeed, I would not even be commenting on this issue, if it had not become a central
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issue on concern to the software freedom community. Leaders have power, and they must exercise
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the power of their words with restraint, not with impunity. RMS personnel consistently
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argued that there was a campaign on, prudish intimidation, seeking to keep him quiet about his
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new conceptuality. After years of conversing with RMS about how his non-software freedom
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knew where a distraction, an indulgence, and outright problematic, his general response
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was to make even more public comments on this nature. The issue is not about RMS right to say
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what he believes, nor is it even about whether, or not you agree, or disagree with,
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RMS statements. The question is whether an organization should have
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a designated leader, who is on a sustained, public campaign advocating about a unrelated
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issue that many consider controversial. It really doesn't matter what you're
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new about the controversial issue is, a leader, who refuses to stop talking loudly about
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unrelated issues eventually creates an untenable distraction from the radical activism
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you're actively trying to advance. The message on universal software freedom is a radical cause,
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it's basically impossible for one individual to effectively push forward to unrelated
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controversial agendas at once. In short, the radical message on software freedom became
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overshadowed by RMS radical news about sexual morality. And here is where I say the thing that
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may infuriate many, but it's what I believe, I think RMS talk a useful step by reminding
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some of his leadership roles at the FSF. I thank RMS for taking that step, and I wish
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the FSF directors well in their efforts to assure that the FSF becomes a welcoming
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organization to all, who care about universal software freedom. The FSF mission is essential
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to our technological future, and we should all support that mission. I care deeply about
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that mission myself, and have worked, and we'll continue to work in our community in the best
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interest of the mission. I'm admittedly struggling to find a way to work again with RMS,
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given his new sexual morality and his behaviors stemming from those news. I explicitly do not
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agree with this, redefinition, on sexual assault. Furthermore, I believe uninformed
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statements about sexual assault are responsible, and cause harm to victims. Hashmi too is not a
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frenzy, it is a global movement by individuals, who have been harmed seeking to hold both
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managers, and society at large accountable for ignoring systemic wrongs. Nevertheless,
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I still am proud of the FSA that I co-wrote with RMS, and still find many of RMS
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other essays compelling, important, and relevant. I want the FSF to succeed in its mission,
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and enter a new era of accomplishments. I spent the last 22 years, without a break,
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dedicating some substantial time, effort, care and loyalty to the various FSF roles that I've had,
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including employee, volunteer, a large director, and voting member, even though my duties to
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the FSF are done, and my relationship with the FSF is no longer formal, I still think the FSF
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is a valuable institution worth helping, and saving, specifically because the FSF was founded
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for a mission that I deeply support. And we should also realize that RMS, a human being,
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who is flawed like the rest of us, invented at mission. As culture change becomes more rapid,
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I hope we can find reasonable nuances, and moderation on our complex analysis about people,
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and their disparate news, while we also hold individuals fully accountable for their actions.
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As the difficulty we face in the post-post-modern culture on the early 21st century,
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most importantly, I believe we must find a way to stand firm for software freedom,
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while also making a safe environment for victims on sexual assault, sexual abuse,
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casiting, and other deplorable actions. Posted on Tuesday 15 October 2019 at I-11 by Bradley M. Coon.
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Submit comments on this post or becune at m.org.
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The following posts are authored by Richard M. Stolman and not taken from his personal site
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Stolman.org. They were linked to the piece you have just heard.
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Stolman.org 31 October 2016, Downs Syndrome, a new non-invasive test for Downs Syndrome will
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eliminate the small risk of the current test. This might lead more women to get tested,
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and abort features that have Downs Syndrome. Let's hope so.
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If you'd like to learn, and care for a pet that doesn't have normal human mental capacity,
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don't create a handicapped human being to be your pet. Get a dog or a parrot.
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It will appreciate your love, and it will never feel bad for being less capable than normal humans.
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Stolman.org 14 December 2016, Campaign on Bullheaded Brewery, a national campaign seeks to make all
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U.S. States prohibit sex between humans and non-human animals. This campaign seems to be
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sheable-headed Brewery using the perverse assumption that sex between a human and an animal
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hurts the animal. That's true for some ways of having sex, and false for others.
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For instance, I've heard that some women get dogs to lick them off.
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That doesn't hurt the dog at all. Why should it be prohibited?
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When male dolphins have sex with people, that doesn't hurt the dolphins.
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Quite the contrary, I like it very much. Why should it be prohibited?
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I also rent at female gorillas some time next press in Iophore sex with men.
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If they both like it, who is harmed? Why should this be prohibited?
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A proponent on this law claim that any kind on sex between humans and other species implies
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that a human is a predator, that we need to lock up.
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That clearly falls, for the case is listed above.
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Making a prohibition based on prejudice, writing it in an overbroad way,
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is what the government tends to do, where sex is concerned.
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The next step is to interpret it too strongly with zero tolerance.
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Will people convicted on having dogs lick them off be required to live at least
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1000 feet from any dogs? This law should be changed to prohibit only acts,
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in which the animal is physically forced to have sex, or physically injured.
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Stormen.org 23 February 2017, a violent sex offender, a teenager,
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who will have to register on a violent sex offender,
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for the sexual meeting with a younger teenager.
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Why do people think there is something wrong with a sexual relationship between people of
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ages 13 and 18? The principal activity on human adolescence is sex.
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Stormen.org 26 May 2017, prudish ignorantism, a British woman is on trial for going to a park,
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and inviting teenage boys to have sex with her hair.
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Her husband acted as a lookout in case someone else passed by.
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One teenager allegedly visited her at the house repeatedly to have sex with her.
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None of the acts would be wrong in any sense, provided they took precautions against
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spreading infections. The idea that adolescent, on whatever sex,
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need to be protected from sexual experience they wish to have is prudish ignorantism,
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and making that experience a crime is perverse.
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Stormen.org 13 June 2017, sex offender registry,
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sex offender registry treats any sexual crime as far worse than murder.
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Stormen.org 10 October 2017, lawn against having sex with an animal,
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European countries are passing lawn against having sex with an animal.
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We are talking about sex practices that don't physically hurt the animal.
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These lawns have no rational basis.
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We know that some animals enjoy sex with humans.
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Others don't.
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But really, if you fear something on your genitals that tastes good to dogs,
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and have a dog lick you off, it harms no one.
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Why should this be illegal except mindless religion?
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Stormen.org 27 November 2017, Roy Moore's relationships
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set at Candidate Roy Moore tried to start dating slash sexual relationships with
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teenager some decades ago. He tried to leave MS Kaufman's step-by-step into sex,
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but he always respected, no, from her, and his other dates.
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But, murder does not deserve the exaggerated condemnation that he is receiving for this.
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An example of an adoration, one mailing referred to his teenager as children,
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even the one at one 18 years old.
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Many teenagers are minors, but are not M.R. children.
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The condemnation is surely sparked by the political motive of wanting to defeat
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Moore in the coming election, but it draws fuel from ageism and the fashion for overprotectiveness
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on children. I completely agree with the wish to defeat Moore.
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Political Christianists, such as Moore's old news at conflict essentially with human rights,
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just as political as artists do.
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If Moore, within extremist policies, gains public office again, he will harm millions of American women,
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and secondarily society as a whole.
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MS Kaufman said she won third afterward, and attributes list of feelings of guilt based on the belief
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that she could done something wrong, which, on course, she could not.
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Is this another sign on Christianity at work?
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I sent a check to Doug Jones US a few weeks ago.
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Please support his campaign too. You can mail a check here.
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Address available at original link.
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Stormen.org 20 October 2017, pestering women, a famous theatre director at a habit of pestering women,
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asking M.4x. As far as I can tell from this article, he didn't try to force women into sex.
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When women persistently said no, he does not seem to have tried to punish them.
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The most he did was ask. He was a pest, but nothing worse than that.
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Stormen.org 30 April 2018, UNB's keeper in South Sudan, it sounds horrible.
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UNB's keeper's accused of child rape in South Sudan.
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But the article makes it pretty clear that the children involved were not children.
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A were teenagers. What about rape?
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Was this really rape?
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Or did a sex willingly, and proves one to call it, rape, to make it sound like an injustice?
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We can't tell from the article, which one it is.
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Rape means coercing someone to have sex.
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Precisely because that is a rape, and clear on, using the same name for something much less
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brave in a distortion. Stormen.org 17 July 2018, the Bullshit
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and Thirting, we are now invited to disguise the Bullshit for telling a 17-year-old woman
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at a party that he found her attractive.
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We can hardly assume that the Bullshit and Ghosts were true.
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Even men, who are usually honest on other topics have been known to lie about their sexual
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achievements. However, I wouldn't assume they were false, or that he didn't injustice
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to anyone at these parties. In a group of 50 models, they could well be some
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that would eagerly go to bed with a rich man, either to boost their careers, or for a lack.
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If you condemn men for finding teenage female models attractive, you might as well condemn
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men for being heterosexual. The Bull may be predatory, but it appears he didn't display this
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overtly at those parties. There are indications that he arbitrarily chose the winners of
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the Miss USA beauty contest while he owned it. That would be a real wrong, since it would
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have made the contest dishonest. I understand the desire to condemn the Bullshit
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on every aspect of his life, but it is no excuse for ageism.
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If you can understand that we shouldn't dictate people's gender preferences,
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you should understand that we shouldn't dictate their age preferences either.
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There are plenty of tremendously important reasons to condemn the Bullshit.
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He is attacking workers rights, abortion rights, non-rich people's pensions,
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and medical care, the environment, human rights, and democracy, even the idea of truth.
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Let's focus on the real reasons.
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Stormin.org 21 August 2018, age and attraction, research found that men generally find
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females of age 18 the most attractive. This occurred with a new attendful reported in France
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in the 1800s, at a woman's most beautiful years were from 16 to 20, although this attitude
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on men's parties normal, the author still wanted to prevent it as wrong or perverted,
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and implicitly demands men somehow control their attraction to direct details where
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which is unobserved and as potentially oppressive as claiming that homosexuals should control
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their attraction and direct it towards the other sex. Will men be pressured to undergo age
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conversion therapy intended to brainwash them to feel attracted mainly to women of their own age?
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Stormin.org anti-glossary sexual assault, this term is so broad that using it is misleading.
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The term includes rape, broating, sexual harassment, and other acts.
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The acts are not merely different in degree, they are different in kind, rape is a grave crime,
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being broaked in unpleasant, but not as grave as robbery.
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Sexual harassment is a not an action at all, but rather a pattern of action that constitutes
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economic unfairness. How can it make sense to group these behaviors things together?
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It never makes sense. New articles, studies, and laws should avoid that term.
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Stormin.org 23 September 2018, coded Wilson, coded Wilson, has been charged with hiring a
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child sex worker. Her age does not be announced, but I think she must surely be a teenager,
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not a child. Calling teenagers, children, in this context is a way of smearing people
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with normal sexual proclivity as perverts. They have accused him of sexual assault,
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a term so vague that it should never be used at all. With no details, we can't tell whether
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an action's deserve that term. What we do know is that a term is often used for illegal life.
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She may have had, I expect, did have, entirely willing sex with him, and I would still call it
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assault. I do not like the idea of 3D printed guns, but that issue is entirely unrelated to this.
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Stormin.org 6 November 2018, sex according to porn, the unrealistic picture of sex
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presented in most porn harms may as well as women in sex lives, though in different ways.
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Her sexual miseducation starts in adolescence, but many never learn better. Our society's taboo
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cuts adolescent off from any way to learn about sexual relationships, and love making other than
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from porn, and from other confused adolescents. Everyone learns the hard way, often slowly,
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and in many cases learns adolescence. The more effective the taboo, the deeper ignorance.
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In 18th century France, teenage girls of good family emerged totally sexually innocent from
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education in a convent. Totally innocent, and totally exploitable, see dangerously asons.
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Contrast this with markless and society, where adolescent are not kept ignorant at a taboo on sex.
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They have various relationships with lovers on their choice, so they have many opportunities
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to see what pleases, and what doesn't. And it one lover can please them more, or please
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them less, but can't mislead them. They have hundreds for comparison. In that society,
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even adolescent understand love making better, and a lot of American adults. Inevitably,
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everyone starts out ignorant. The question is, how can society offer people a path,
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which leads them to learn to do things well, rather than learning painfully to do them badly?
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Stahlman.org 14th February 2019, respecting people's right to say no, right to yarn,
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why said that he cannot be attracted to women in their fifties, and people are condemning him,
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claiming he can unobligation to be attracted to them. You might as well demand that a homosexual
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be attracted to people not on the same sex, or that a heterosexual be attracted to people that
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are on the same sex. There is no arguing about tastes. If we respect people's right to say no,
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we should not rebuke them when they do. Of course, many people, especially men, but not only
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despise those they find unattractive. That is a mean way to treat people who haven't done anything wrong,
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but being unattracted by someone is not the same as despising, but yarn understands this.
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Stahlman.org 12 June 2019, declining sex rates, many demographic categories report having sex
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less out than in the past. It might be due to the general stress and anxiety of life in the
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advanced countries. I suspect it is also due to the lack of any generally accepted way for
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men to express romantic or sexual interest in women. I, generally accepted, I mean that he can count
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on a woman, who declines his interest not to reveal him for expressing it that way.
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Stahlman.org 13 June 2019, Alfrankan. Alfrankan. Our redress reminding from the Senate.
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Some senators that pushed him to remind our redress at two. The first, main article does not
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state clearly whether frankan touched Sweden in the process of making the photo, but it seems
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he did not. If that is correct, it was not a sexual act at all. It was self-locking humor.
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The photograph depicted a fictional sexual act without a fictional consent, but making the photo
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wasn't a sexual act. If it is true that he persistently pressured the Turkish team on stage and
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off, if he stuck his tongue into the mouth despite the objections, that could well be sexual harassment.
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He should have accepted no further answer the first time she said it.
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However, calling a kiss sexual assault is an exaggeration and attempt to equate it to much
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raver acts at our crimes. A term sexual assault encourages that injustice, and I believe it has been
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popularized specifically with that intention. That is why I reject that term. Meanwhile,
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frankan says he did not do those things, and the other actors he previously did the same
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USO's kit when said it was not harassment, just acting. Sweden's story clearly falls in many details.
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Should we assume Sweden won't honest? When so many demonstrated falsehoods in the
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Accumations, and given that she planned them with a right-wing activist, and at all of them
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follow a leader who I am attacked every day, I have to suspect that she decided to falsify
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Accumations through exaggeration so as to kick a strong Democrat out of the Senate. I have no proof
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on that suspicion. It is possible that she made the Accumations honestly. Also, in a hypothetical
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world, someone might really have done them. Supposing for the moment that no Accumations were true,
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should frankan have resigned over him. I don't think so. A misjudgment, not crimes.
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Frankan deserved the chance to learn from the criticism that surprised him.
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Zero tolerance is a very bad way to judge people. However, the most important point is to
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reject the position that, if he feels hurt at what I said or did, an automatically is wrong.
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People judged frankan that way, and he judged himself that way, but that way
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the brains are concept of wrong, into a mere expression of subjective disapproval.
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What can legitimately be asserted subjectively can legitimately be ignored subjectively too?
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To judge a that way is to set me up as a tyrant. If these feelings were hurt, that's unfortunate,
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but is at a default. If so, was it culpable or just a mistake? That is what we have to judge,
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and if we want others to think our judgements worth following,
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they must be based on objective facts and objective standards,
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including objective standards for what words and gestures objectively mean.
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Tracer is wrestling with a solvable problem. She says,
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when you change rules, you end up penalizing people who were caught behaving according to the old rules.
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Maybe people do, but that is a sin of carelessness. It isn't really hard to change the rules,
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and end up old actions by the old rules. We just have to remember to do so.
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Stormen.org 27 August 2019, me too friendsy, in me too friendsy,
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crossed signals about sex can easily be inflated into rape.
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If people rush to judgment, in an informal way, that can destroy a man's career without any trial,
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in which to clear his name. Stormen.org 21 September 2019, sex workers,
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today's sex workers, like a Victorian sisters, don't want saving.
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Feminism today is drifting off the track into a campaign of prudery at harm everyone,
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except those who are a sexual. Stormen.org 11 June 2019,
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stretching meaning of terms, should we accept stretching the terms, sexual abuse,
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and molestation to include looking without touching, I do not accept it.
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