The cynical, sick, ugly truth of Americans [angry White people], Elvangelicals [America's al-Qaeda] and Christian Dominionists [theocratic government] is that THEY enable serial abusers by blaming the women they victimize!
President Trump is an abuser, a sick, ugly person, yet Americans choose to ignore the facts, and the women he has abused are chastised, and publicly "stoned" for accusing their "Dear Leader." Tweety has prayed on women, young and old, all his life!
Enough said . . . this country, America, has a moral problem the "Christians" cannot step up to. Admit it White America, it's fine for MEN to abuse girls and women in this country.
America is as hypocritical and bad as Muslims think.
America's "Caveman" approach to women: drag girls and women by the hair into your cave to molest them!
Americans OFTEN think a women dressed sexy are asking for it.
American men AND SOME WOMEN think it is manly, even part of courting, to grab tits and ass without consent. Men have to be aggressive and girls and women like it.
America assumes women want me to be aggressive and molest the to start the lovemaking process.
"‘My pain is everyday’: After Weinstein’s fall, Trump accusers wonder: Why not him?"
By Karen Tumulty, Mark Berman and Jenna Johnson By Karen Tumulty, Mark Berman and Jenna Johnson Politics October 21 at 6:48 PM
"Almost a year after New Yorker Jessica Leeds and other women stepped forward with harrowing accounts of being sexually assaulted by a powerful man, another scandal with similar elements exploded.
Only this time, the punishment was swift and devastating.
“It is hard to reconcile that Harvey Weinstein could be brought down with this, and [President] Trump just continues to be the Teflon Don,” said Leeds, who claims she was groped 30 years ago on a plane by the man whose presence she cannot escape now that he sits in the Oval Office.
In Florida, Melinda McGillivray was having much the same reaction."
Tweety gets away with molesting women, a criminal offense, so I guess anything is legal for Tweety. Right? Yes, Tweety supporters do not care what crimes he has committed.
"Polls showed that a clear majority of voters came to believe that Trump had committed the kind of behavior described by his accusers.
A Washington Post poll three weeks before the election found that more than two-thirds of registered voters — including almost half of Republicans — thought that Trump probably had made unwanted sexual advances toward women.
But the specific allegations did little to budge an electorate that had become almost tribal in its divisions."
"If you can't understand why women don't come forward about sexual abuse look at Terry Crews' story"
Crews shows that sexual harassment and assault are crimes not of sex, but of power
Skylar Baker-Jordan @skylarjordan Thursday 12 October 2017 10:37 BST
"Clinton, Trump Elections Sent Chilling Message to Sexually Abused Women"October 22, 2017 | Klaus Marre and DonkeyHotey
"Harvey Weinstein’s alleged sexual harassment and assault, as well as a tape in which he admits to groping a model, seem to have triggered something new in US society — an awareness of the magnitude of what women face every day.
Why did it take so long?
One reason is partisan politics. Think about it: Two of the four men who have occupied the Oval Office in the last quarter century were allegedly serial sexual harassers/assaulters.
Bill Clinton was accused of rape by one woman, of exposing himself to another and of groping a third.
Donald Trump has been accused of sexual assault and sexual harassment by more than a dozen women. In addition, he has confessed on tape to having groped and kissed multiple women without their consent. That’s more than Weinstein has admitted to doing.
So what happened to Clinton and Trump after they were accused, by multiple women, of sexual abuse? They got elected to the most powerful office in the world and each of them had legions of supporters who made excuses for their behavior, dismissed the allegations and disparaged the women making them:
It’s all just a witch hunt/right-wing conspiracy.
They were powerful men surrounded by beautiful women, why would they need to grope them?
These women are just trying to get famous or make money.
It was a different time when Bill Clinton was accused of these things.
Bragging of sexual assault is locker room talk.
In light of these widespread sentiments, and the fact that sexual assault and harassment are often incredibly difficult to prove, it’s no surprise that so many victims don’t speak up."
