Al Franken resigned so that the full weight of the Democrat noise machine can turn its attention to attacking Roy Moore – thereby returning the narrative to “The Republican War On Women”.<\/p>\n
Speaking of which – has there ever been a better Berg’s Seventh Law violation than “The War On Women”?<\/p>\n
Anyway – this past few months, our society’s been focused incessantly on the various grades of “Sexual Harassment” – the use of un-consented flirting, “blue” conversation, touching and more aggressive sexual contact, especially that which takes place in the context of a power disparity.\u00a0 \u00a0 Whether it’s feeling entitled to grab a little “no go zone” anatomy without consent, to trading sex for advancement, to using the resources of the state you govern to silence people who complain about what you do, and everything in between, the genera consensus is “It’s bad”.<\/p>\n
So our society’s been lingering for a few months on every possible permutation of sexual harassment, and how society deals with it (“due process”?\u00a0 “Always believe women!”?\u00a0 “Always believe women, unless they’re accusing men who are key votes for abortion rights legislation”?), I think it’s time to look at another version.<\/p>\n
On The Plantation<\/strong>:\u00a0 “Progressivism” heaps especial scorn on apostates – Afro-Americans, Latinos, Asians and women wno leave the Progressive plantation.<\/p>\n And no, the right doesn’t do the same thing.\u00a0 \u00a0 Have you ever heard a conservative rip on, say, Paul Thissen or Tom Bakk for “betraying middle aged white guys” [1] by not being a conservative?\u00a0 \u00a0No.\u00a0 And you never will.<\/p>\n