Re: The Supreme Court
Posted: Thu October 04, 2018 7:21 pm
FUCK ICE
so none of the planetstragabigzanda wrote:whichever planet he assaulted multiple women on
I don't think there is any proof that he did. After this week, I don't think it's likely, no.tragabigzanda wrote:wait...I totally get your calling out the Dems for their politicization of it all, but you don't actually think he didn't do it, do you?BurtReynolds wrote:so none of the planetstragabigzanda wrote:whichever planet he assaulted multiple women on
I don't know the guy at all, much less what he was like in the 1980s. I knew plenty of people (including myself) that partied a lot in college. Some of them are douchebags, but as far as I know none of them are rapists.tragabigzanda wrote:I agree on lack of proof; even the best-case-scenario of multiple corroborating accounts is so easy to spin or disregard. But still, my gut tells me he was a scumbag in his youth, and that comes from knowing my fair share of them. Genuinely surprised you don't seem the same spoiled, bratty, quasi-raping POS I do.BurtReynolds wrote:I don't think there is any proof that he did. After this week, I don't think it's likely, no.tragabigzanda wrote:wait...I totally get your calling out the Dems for their politicization of it all, but you don't actually think he didn't do it, do you?BurtReynolds wrote:so none of the planetstragabigzanda wrote:whichever planet he assaulted multiple women on
Apply that logic to nearly every documented case of false rape accusation.cutuphalfdead wrote:Either he is lying or she is lying. Who has more to gain by lying?
After this week, I think it's likely he killed a couple women.BurtReynolds wrote:I don't think there is any proof that he did. After this week, I don't think it's likely, no.tragabigzanda wrote:wait...I totally get your calling out the Dems for their politicization of it all, but you don't actually think he didn't do it, do you?BurtReynolds wrote:so none of the planetstragabigzanda wrote:whichever planet he assaulted multiple women on
Charles Ludington, Lynne Brookes and Elizabeth Swisher attended Yale University from 1983 to 1987 with Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh.
We were college classmates and drinking buddies with Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh. In the past week, all three of us decided separately to respond to questions from the media regarding Brett’s honesty, or lack thereof. In each of our cases, it was his public statements during a Fox News TV interview and his sworn testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee that prompted us to speak out.
We each asserted that Brett lied to the Senate by stating, under oath, that he never drank to the point of forgetting what he was doing. We said, unequivocally, that each of us, on numerous occasions, had seen Brett stumbling drunk to the point that it would be impossible for him to state with any degree of certainty that he remembered everything that he did when drunk.
Since coming forward, we each have received numerous angry messages accusing us of attempting to ruin a man’s life because of his drunken antics as a college student. In fact, none of us condemned Brett for his frequent drunkenness. We drank too much in college as well. It is true that Brett acknowledged he sometimes drank “too many beers.” But he also stated that he never drank to the point of blacking out.
By coming forward, each of us has disrupted our own lives and those of our families. As well as navigating the intense media interest, including having news vans and reporters set up in front of the home of one of us, we have received large amounts of hate mail, including threats of violence. We have lost friendships. The work servers of one of us were hacked.
None of this is what we wanted, but we felt it our civic duty to speak the truth and say that Brett lied under oath while seeking to become a Supreme Court justice. That is our one and only message, but it is a significant one. For we each believe that telling the truth, no matter how difficult, is a moral obligation for our nation’s leaders. No one should be able to lie their way onto the Supreme Court. Honesty is the glue that holds together a society of laws. Lies are the solvent that dissolves those bonds.
All of us went to Yale, whose motto is “Lux et Veritas” (Light and Truth). Brett also belonged to a Yale senior secret society called Truth and Courage. We believe that Brett neither tells the former nor embodies the latter. For this reason, we believe that Brett Kavanaugh should not sit on the nation’s highest court.
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