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Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Mon June 04, 2018 10:06 pm
by tragabigzanda
FUCK ICE

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Mon June 04, 2018 10:09 pm
by tragabigzanda
FUCK ICE

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Mon June 04, 2018 10:32 pm
by BurtReynolds
tragabigzanda wrote:
BurtReynolds wrote:Uh oh, someone didn't adequately prostrate themselves before the mob. I like how she sucks a married guy's dick, but somehow he owes her an apology.
Dude are you serious? Yeah, she was an adult, but she was also an intern and he was the president. A personal apology, for, you know, getting a BJ then throwing her under the bus on a national stage doesn't seem out of line.
Is there something innately wrong with a powerful person having sex with a subordinate? No. Is it a given that the subordinate is always pressured in every case? No. Sorry, but adults have to take responsibility for their own actions. It's possible that he abused his power, and Clinton's track record is admittedly not great, but in this case nothing indicates he did (That I can remember, I could be way off.). These were willing, non-pressured participants. If this is true, he doesn't owe her shit and she isn't a victim (except with how the media abused her afterwards). Of course, if he did, then fuck him.

Does she even want an apology? Did the media ever apologize to her?

My memory is foggy, but I'm not sure how he threw her under the bus afterwords. I remember them both being attacked pretty fiercely.

I will try to say this without puking: Hillary is the victim here. :throwup: :throwup: :throwup: :throwup: :throwup: :throwup: :throwup: :throwup: :throwup: :throwup:
tragabigzanda wrote:Before we go any further I'd like to add that I don't actually care all that much about this.
Who is more irrelevant to modern politics? The Bushes or The Clintons? Let's just let them die.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Mon June 04, 2018 10:54 pm
by BurtReynolds
That's probably my favorite part about the last election. In the beginning, I was so sure it was gonna be Hillary or Jeb. What a wonderful turn of events.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Tue June 05, 2018 3:47 am
by Superblood Wolfmoon
BurtReynolds wrote:Uh oh, someone didn't adequately prostrate themselves before the mob. I like how she sucks a married guy's dick, but somehow he owes her an apology.
Yeah I was kinda bothered by this. What exactly does he need to apologize for? Everything they did was consensual.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Wed June 06, 2018 1:25 am
by BurtReynolds
This is pretty crazy

https://variety.com/2018/film/news/rela ... 202830211/

Relativity Media Fabricated Memo Containing Claims of Sexual Harassment by Former Co-President Adam Fields

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Wed June 06, 2018 3:50 am
by verb_to_trust
meatwad wrote:
BurtReynolds wrote:Uh oh, someone didn't adequately prostrate themselves before the mob. I like how she sucks a married guy's dick, but somehow he owes her an apology.
Yeah I was kinda bothered by this. What exactly does he need to apologize for? Everything they did was consensual.
It could be considered inappropriate to be the boss and elicit consensual blowjobs and cigar crams from a subordinate. Especially when you are THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The whole thing is 20 years too late though.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Wed June 06, 2018 4:07 am
by The Argonaut
The wife and I would like to thank you for having us to your dinner party.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 10:24 am
by Bi_3
verb_to_trust wrote:
meatwad wrote:
BurtReynolds wrote:Uh oh, someone didn't adequately prostrate themselves before the mob. I like how she sucks a married guy's dick, but somehow he owes her an apology.
Yeah I was kinda bothered by this. What exactly does he need to apologize for? Everything they did was consensual.
It could be considered inappropriate to be the boss and elicit consensual blowjobs and cigar crams from a subordinate. Especially when you are THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The whole thing is 20 years too late though.
This. If there ever was a case where the immense power differences between the parties complicates the idea of consent...

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 10:58 am
by BurtReynolds
Bi_3 wrote:
verb_to_trust wrote:
meatwad wrote:
BurtReynolds wrote:Uh oh, someone didn't adequately prostrate themselves before the mob. I like how she sucks a married guy's dick, but somehow he owes her an apology.
Yeah I was kinda bothered by this. What exactly does he need to apologize for? Everything they did was consensual.
It could be considered inappropriate to be the boss and elicit consensual blowjobs and cigar crams from a subordinate. Especially when you are THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The whole thing is 20 years too late though.
This. If there ever was a case where the immense power differences between the parties complicates the idea of consent...
The idea that a 22 year old can't consent to sex with older or more powerful people is madness. Let's just make it statutory rape to fuck anyone outside of your tax bracket, or 10 years beyond your age. Give me a break.

Power dynamics can come into play, but that isn't automatic. And relationships between bosses and employees are successful and mutually beneficial all the time.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 1:07 pm
by B
Sex with a subordinate isn't illegal or rape, but it is stupid, unethical, and opens you up for quid pro quo harassment suits.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 2:13 pm
by wease
B wrote:Sex with a subordinate isn't illegal or rape, but it is stupid, unethical, and opens you up for quid pro quo harassment suits.
Stupid, yes. Unethical? Why do you think that’s so?

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 3:15 pm
by Bi_3
BurtReynolds wrote:
Bi_3 wrote:
verb_to_trust wrote:
meatwad wrote:
BurtReynolds wrote:Uh oh, someone didn't adequately prostrate themselves before the mob. I like how she sucks a married guy's dick, but somehow he owes her an apology.
Yeah I was kinda bothered by this. What exactly does he need to apologize for? Everything they did was consensual.
It could be considered inappropriate to be the boss and elicit consensual blowjobs and cigar crams from a subordinate. Especially when you are THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The whole thing is 20 years too late though.
This. If there ever was a case where the immense power differences between the parties complicates the idea of consent...
The idea that a 22 year old can't consent to sex with older or more powerful people is madness. Let's just make it statutory rape to fuck anyone outside of your tax bracket, or 10 years beyond your age. Give me a break.

Power dynamics can come into play, but that isn't automatic. And relationships between bosses and employees are successful and mutually beneficial all the time.
"the most powerful person on earth"

Do you think it's easy to say no to the king?

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 5:22 pm
by B
wease wrote:
B wrote:Sex with a subordinate isn't illegal or rape, but it is stupid, unethical, and opens you up for quid pro quo harassment suits.
Stupid, yes. Unethical? Why do you think that’s so?
You don't think it's unethical to pursue a sexual relationship with a person who's employment is contingent upon your approval?

That's WHY quid pro quo harassment suits exist, Weinstein.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 6:13 pm
by wease
B wrote:
wease wrote:
B wrote:Sex with a subordinate isn't illegal or rape, but it is stupid, unethical, and opens you up for quid pro quo harassment suits.
Stupid, yes. Unethical? Why do you think that’s so?
You don't think it's unethical to pursue a sexual relationship with a person who's employment is contingent upon your approval?

That's WHY quid pro quo harassment suits exist, Weinstein.
I dunno. I was Mrs Wease’s boss when we started dating. And fucking.

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 6:16 pm
by LoathedVermin72
wease wrote:
B wrote:
wease wrote:
B wrote:Sex with a subordinate isn't illegal or rape, but it is stupid, unethical, and opens you up for quid pro quo harassment suits.
Stupid, yes. Unethical? Why do you think that’s so?
You don't think it's unethical to pursue a sexual relationship with a person who's employment is contingent upon your approval?

That's WHY quid pro quo harassment suits exist, Weinstein.
I dunno. I was Mrs Wease’s boss when we started dating. And fucking.
This explains so much

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 6:20 pm
by Strat
My girlfriend is my Yoga Boss :heartbeat:

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 6:47 pm
by BurtReynolds
Strat wrote:My girlfriend is my Yoga Boss :heartbeat:
Has she apologized yet?

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 6:56 pm
by B
LoathedVermin72 wrote:
wease wrote:
B wrote:
wease wrote:
B wrote:Sex with a subordinate isn't illegal or rape, but it is stupid, unethical, and opens you up for quid pro quo harassment suits.
Stupid, yes. Unethical? Why do you think that’s so?
You don't think it's unethical to pursue a sexual relationship with a person who's employment is contingent upon your approval?

That's WHY quid pro quo harassment suits exist, Weinstein.
I dunno. I was Mrs Wease’s boss when we started dating. And fucking.
This explains so much
:P

Re: Bill Cosby's Pudding Pop & Other Sexual Assault Stuff

Posted: Thu June 07, 2018 7:14 pm
by Superblood Wolfmoon
Bi_3 wrote:
BurtReynolds wrote:
Bi_3 wrote:
verb_to_trust wrote:
meatwad wrote:
BurtReynolds wrote:Uh oh, someone didn't adequately prostrate themselves before the mob. I like how she sucks a married guy's dick, but somehow he owes her an apology.
Yeah I was kinda bothered by this. What exactly does he need to apologize for? Everything they did was consensual.
It could be considered inappropriate to be the boss and elicit consensual blowjobs and cigar crams from a subordinate. Especially when you are THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The whole thing is 20 years too late though.
This. If there ever was a case where the immense power differences between the parties complicates the idea of consent...
The idea that a 22 year old can't consent to sex with older or more powerful people is madness. Let's just make it statutory rape to fuck anyone outside of your tax bracket, or 10 years beyond your age. Give me a break.

Power dynamics can come into play, but that isn't automatic. And relationships between bosses and employees are successful and mutually beneficial all the time.
"the most powerful person on earth"

Do you think it's easy to say no to the king?
I’ve never gotten the impression from all that’s been said or written about this whole affair that Monica was ever on the fence and had to be cajoled into sexual activity with the President. Unless someone can produce something to the contrary, I’m team Burt on this one.