So, it wasn't three or four women that Herman Cain violated after all. Today we find out that Cain "disrespected . . . millions of women."
Specifically, Sharon Bialek said she was "very disappointed but not surprised" by Cain's denial of wrongdoing against her, which she said "disrespected me and millions of other women across the country who are violated in the same way in the workplace." http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57321426-503544/sharon-bialek-herman-cain-knows-who-i-am/
We are so accustomed to such overblown generalizations when it comes to all things gender, we probably don't stop to think about how wierd they are.
Would an assault victim say that the crime against him "disrespected me and millions of other assault victims across the country"? No, because that would be stupid.
Would a false rape victim say that a false rape accuser "disrespected me and thousands of other men across the country who are violated in the same way"? No, because that would be stupid.
And it's stupid to say that Herman Cain "disrespected me and millions of other women across the country." Because he didn't.
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The fact that one of the alleged victims would come out with such inane sisterhood solidarity slogan-chanting makes me more suspicious that this is simply an orchestrated feminist witchhunt/smear campaign.
So, madam, it is not about you as an individual addressing a wrong committed against you. It is part of a broader campaign on behalf of saintly blameless women against evil men everywhere. Er, thanks for clearing that up for us.
There is no such entity as an individual woman.
Amen, Shrug!
A lot of times, a company will be sued for discrimination by four women in short order -- all with the same attorney. To suggest there is no coordination is just silly.
Why didn't these women come forward years ago when these incidents ALLEGEDLY happened?
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