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Re: I used to be disgusted, and now I try to be amused.
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Originally Posted by Adder
A thought I've not been able to articulate fully: the reaction to Trump's alleged groping from the right reveals something about how much some people care about sexual assault. Like, the only thing that matters about the effect on politics. The Clinton accusers are valuable because they can help Trump, so the thinking goes, and the Trump accusers are liars trying to offset it. As if the underlying conduct isn't the issue.
It's the same as racism. They think it's just a thing that libtard accuse them to score political points.
Some actual conservatives have learned from Trump that this isn't true. Has anyone learned anything about how we treat women?
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Read this. People's views about particular issues are often formed by their political allegiances.
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