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Re: Change in Sexual Assault, Harrassment, and Sexism Laws
Author: The anti NEver Trump
Date: 11-09-2016 - 17:03
NEverTrump Wrote:
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> Although Bob2 might not understand this, seeing as
> he can't understand that a majority of the votes
> cast in this election were for someone other than
> Trump and that Trump, while winning a resounding
> electoral college victory with the help of the
> director of the FBI, couldn't even muster a win in
> the popular vote, there is going to major strides
> made in the arena of gender equality and workplace
> safety. Trump as president is going to become a
> symbol of sexual assault and harrassment and it is
> going to be a very ugly four years for him. He is
> going to be an omnipresent symbol that will lead
> to major steps forward in the fight against all
> manner of sexual assault and harrassment which
> will be a boon for employees of the railroads and
> other employees and citizens. That is one thing to
> look forward to.
>
> Yes, Trump will be a disgrace as PResident. But
> out of disgrace comes growth as the country unites
> against the things disgraceful leaders stand for.
> Hillary, in some ways, represented a symbol of the
> Establishment and all that. While electing Trump
> won't stop the Establishment in any way, it will
> bring a bright shining light on issues which many
> people are very eager to change.
>
> So this is one of the upsides to electing a man
> who we had to watch, on national TV, talk about
> assaulting women and then give his own Sexual
> Assault Gettysburg Address where he castigated his
> victims, threatened them with lawsuits, and
> generally acted as if he really could "get away
> with it". "They let me do it" will become a major
> slogan in this fight against the
> Slimeball-in-Chief. A symbol of shame.
>
> Trump will likely be forced to resign within eight
> months of inauguration, as the lawsuits against
> him bring to light many many unpleasant facts.
> Trump may be president, but even presidents have
> to show up for depositions.
Lots of wishful thinking there smegma king. Who are you? James Carville?
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> Although Bob2 might not understand this, seeing as
> he can't understand that a majority of the votes
> cast in this election were for someone other than
> Trump and that Trump, while winning a resounding
> electoral college victory with the help of the
> director of the FBI, couldn't even muster a win in
> the popular vote, there is going to major strides
> made in the arena of gender equality and workplace
> safety. Trump as president is going to become a
> symbol of sexual assault and harrassment and it is
> going to be a very ugly four years for him. He is
> going to be an omnipresent symbol that will lead
> to major steps forward in the fight against all
> manner of sexual assault and harrassment which
> will be a boon for employees of the railroads and
> other employees and citizens. That is one thing to
> look forward to.
>
> Yes, Trump will be a disgrace as PResident. But
> out of disgrace comes growth as the country unites
> against the things disgraceful leaders stand for.
> Hillary, in some ways, represented a symbol of the
> Establishment and all that. While electing Trump
> won't stop the Establishment in any way, it will
> bring a bright shining light on issues which many
> people are very eager to change.
>
> So this is one of the upsides to electing a man
> who we had to watch, on national TV, talk about
> assaulting women and then give his own Sexual
> Assault Gettysburg Address where he castigated his
> victims, threatened them with lawsuits, and
> generally acted as if he really could "get away
> with it". "They let me do it" will become a major
> slogan in this fight against the
> Slimeball-in-Chief. A symbol of shame.
>
> Trump will likely be forced to resign within eight
> months of inauguration, as the lawsuits against
> him bring to light many many unpleasant facts.
> Trump may be president, but even presidents have
> to show up for depositions.
Lots of wishful thinking there smegma king. Who are you? James Carville?
