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originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: Blazemore2000
I think you've confused Bill Clinton with Bill Cosby. Sexual predator? If that's true, then our country is over run with sexual predators. Sensationalize much?
So when your 20 year comes home in tears one day after her boss ejaculates on her blue dress you are cool with it?
Monica Lewinsky was not in tears, though. She saved the dress that way for sentimental reasons. She was young, successful and having an affair with the President. She was happy. It also started when she was 22. She lived on her own, you make it sound like she came home to parents.
I believe you are wrong, and here is why. After the assault by her boss, which by the way is against the law and why we have sexual harassment laws, she called Linda Tripp on the phone crying and that is how the whole thing became public.
I posted a link to the C-Span hearing tapes.
www.c-span.org...
This was an ongoing affair. She spoke to Linda Tripp about it often, thinking she was confiding in a trustworthy friend. Boy, was she wrong. Monica Lewinsky was not an assault victim.
The initial phone call Monica was in tears. Under sexual harassment law when a person in charge of a subordinate has sexual relations with the subordinate it is considered assault.
No, it is not. If the attention is unwanted it is. If a threat is made regarding one's employment status, it is also.
You really think that a boss having an affair with a subordinate is against the law? That is categorically false.
It was an emotional phone call, but the incident was consensual. The incidents to follow were also.
originally posted by: ancap4liberty
a reply to: reldra
possible pedophilia: stonezone.com...
tainted Blood: bulldognews.net...
1984arkansasmotheroftheyear.blogspot.com...
And what is not treasonous about Hilary violating her oath to not delete governmental records, the clintons profiting from a russian uranium dea,l etc.
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: Blazemore2000
I think you've confused Bill Clinton with Bill Cosby. Sexual predator? If that's true, then our country is over run with sexual predators. Sensationalize much?
So when your 20 year comes home in tears one day after her boss ejaculates on her blue dress you are cool with it?
Monica Lewinsky was not in tears, though. She saved the dress that way for sentimental reasons. She was young, successful and having an affair with the President. She was happy. It also started when she was 22. She lived on her own, you make it sound like she came home to parents.
I believe you are wrong, and here is why. After the assault by her boss, which by the way is against the law and why we have sexual harassment laws, she called Linda Tripp on the phone crying and that is how the whole thing became public.
I posted a link to the C-Span hearing tapes.
www.c-span.org...
This was an ongoing affair. She spoke to Linda Tripp about it often, thinking she was confiding in a trustworthy friend. Boy, was she wrong. Monica Lewinsky was not an assault victim.
The initial phone call Monica was in tears. Under sexual harassment law when a person in charge of a subordinate has sexual relations with the subordinate it is considered assault.
No, it is not. If the attention is unwanted it is. If a threat is made regarding one's employment status, it is also.
You really think that a boss having an affair with a subordinate is against the law? That is categorically false.
It was an emotional phone call, but the incident was consensual. The incidents to follow were also.
You're right they were two kids in love and I have no idea what I am talking about. So when your daughter comes home with her blue dress soiled one day you two can high five.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: Blazemore2000
I think you've confused Bill Clinton with Bill Cosby. Sexual predator? If that's true, then our country is over run with sexual predators. Sensationalize much?
So when your 20 year comes home in tears one day after her boss ejaculates on her blue dress you are cool with it?
Monica Lewinsky was not in tears, though. She saved the dress that way for sentimental reasons. She was young, successful and having an affair with the President. She was happy. It also started when she was 22. She lived on her own, you make it sound like she came home to parents.
I believe you are wrong, and here is why. After the assault by her boss, which by the way is against the law and why we have sexual harassment laws, she called Linda Tripp on the phone crying and that is how the whole thing became public.
I posted a link to the C-Span hearing tapes.
www.c-span.org...
This was an ongoing affair. She spoke to Linda Tripp about it often, thinking she was confiding in a trustworthy friend. Boy, was she wrong. Monica Lewinsky was not an assault victim.
The initial phone call Monica was in tears. Under sexual harassment law when a person in charge of a subordinate has sexual relations with the subordinate it is considered assault.
No, it is not. If the attention is unwanted it is. If a threat is made regarding one's employment status, it is also.
You really think that a boss having an affair with a subordinate is against the law? That is categorically false.
It was an emotional phone call, but the incident was consensual. The incidents to follow were also.
You're right they were two kids in love and I have no idea what I am talking about. So when your daughter comes home with her blue dress soiled one day you two can high five.
They were both adults. They had an affair. If my daughter is ever sexually assaulted, that will be a tragedy, at any age. If I learn that she has had an affair with a married man, I will tell her it would likely end in heartbreak if she is in love with him.
You are just obsessed over this blue dress and it's contents.
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: Blazemore2000
I think you've confused Bill Clinton with Bill Cosby. Sexual predator? If that's true, then our country is over run with sexual predators. Sensationalize much?
So when your 20 year comes home in tears one day after her boss ejaculates on her blue dress you are cool with it?
Monica Lewinsky was not in tears, though. She saved the dress that way for sentimental reasons. She was young, successful and having an affair with the President. She was happy. It also started when she was 22. She lived on her own, you make it sound like she came home to parents.
I believe you are wrong, and here is why. After the assault by her boss, which by the way is against the law and why we have sexual harassment laws, she called Linda Tripp on the phone crying and that is how the whole thing became public.
I posted a link to the C-Span hearing tapes.
www.c-span.org...
This was an ongoing affair. She spoke to Linda Tripp about it often, thinking she was confiding in a trustworthy friend. Boy, was she wrong. Monica Lewinsky was not an assault victim.
The initial phone call Monica was in tears. Under sexual harassment law when a person in charge of a subordinate has sexual relations with the subordinate it is considered assault.
No, it is not. If the attention is unwanted it is. If a threat is made regarding one's employment status, it is also.
You really think that a boss having an affair with a subordinate is against the law? That is categorically false.
It was an emotional phone call, but the incident was consensual. The incidents to follow were also.
You're right they were two kids in love and I have no idea what I am talking about. So when your daughter comes home with her blue dress soiled one day you two can high five.
They were both adults. They had an affair. If my daughter is ever sexually assaulted, that will be a tragedy, at any age. If I learn that she has had an affair with a married man, I will tell her it would likely end in heartbreak if she is in love with him.
You are just obsessed over this blue dress and it's contents.
See I see it the other way around. I think you are obsessed with defending Frosty the Hag and her creepy pervert husband at all cost. Oh well, I guess we all need a hobby.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Enochstask
originally posted by: Blazemore2000
I think you've confused Bill Clinton with Bill Cosby. Sexual predator? If that's true, then our country is over run with sexual predators. Sensationalize much?
So when your 20 year comes home in tears one day after her boss ejaculates on her blue dress you are cool with it?
Monica Lewinsky was not in tears, though. She saved the dress that way for sentimental reasons. She was young, successful and having an affair with the President. She was happy. It also started when she was 22. She lived on her own, you make it sound like she came home to parents.
I believe you are wrong, and here is why. After the assault by her boss, which by the way is against the law and why we have sexual harassment laws, she called Linda Tripp on the phone crying and that is how the whole thing became public.
I posted a link to the C-Span hearing tapes.
www.c-span.org...
This was an ongoing affair. She spoke to Linda Tripp about it often, thinking she was confiding in a trustworthy friend. Boy, was she wrong. Monica Lewinsky was not an assault victim.
The initial phone call Monica was in tears. Under sexual harassment law when a person in charge of a subordinate has sexual relations with the subordinate it is considered assault.
No, it is not. If the attention is unwanted it is. If a threat is made regarding one's employment status, it is also.
You really think that a boss having an affair with a subordinate is against the law? That is categorically false.
It was an emotional phone call, but the incident was consensual. The incidents to follow were also.
You're right they were two kids in love and I have no idea what I am talking about. So when your daughter comes home with her blue dress soiled one day you two can high five.
They were both adults. They had an affair. If my daughter is ever sexually assaulted, that will be a tragedy, at any age. If I learn that she has had an affair with a married man, I will tell her it would likely end in heartbreak if she is in love with him.
You are just obsessed over this blue dress and it's contents.
See I see it the other way around. I think you are obsessed with defending Frosty the Hag and her creepy pervert husband at all cost. Oh well, I guess we all need a hobby.
I am not defending them. I am stating facts. What way around are you going?
You stated it was assault for a boss to have sexual relations with a subordinate, it is not. She has never said she was assaulted. You acted as if Monica Lewinsky was a child, she was not. I am not sure what you are on about.
originally posted by: reldra
No, it is not. If the attention is unwanted it is. If a threat is made regarding one's employment status, it is also.
You really think that a boss having an affair with a subordinate is against the law? That is categorically false.
It was an emotional phone call, but the incident was consensual. The incidents to follow were also.
originally posted by: Blazemore2000
I think you've confused Bill Clinton with Bill Cosby. Sexual predator? If that's true, then our country is over run with sexual predators. Sensationalize much?
originally posted by: Blazemore2000
a reply to: HighDesertPatriot
Correction, I'm a Sanders fan boy. You're a fox news zombie. There... all fixed.
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: ancap4liberty
If lying, cheating, and deception were drugs, this pair would be full blown junkies.