Comment on How does employing a rapist not constitute an unsafe work environment for female employees?

• pinkdrunkenelephants@lemmy.cafe ⁨9⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago

  Look all around the thread. You goons have been at it the entire day. But we both know you don’t actually give a shit. You’ll step all over whoever you have to to get what you want, including rape victims, assuming you don’t brainwash them into your disgusting little cult first.

  Because draconian punishments are typically associated with conservative political positions. Hardly the bastion of women’s rights. And above is the real history of how slavery in the American Colonies was started. It was successive pushes for harsher and harsher punishments until they just decided to take the mask off.

  Draconian punishments have nothing to do with the thread.

  Neither do conservatives or petty red vs. blue politics.

  This shit is exactly what I’m talking about. You took a real and serious issue: workers being exposed to the presence of a known sexual predator in the workplace in a situation they can’t easily escape, jeopardizing the safety of everyone in that place, and you made it all about YOU. All about your overdramatized and blatant strawmen, all about your own warped assumptions and biases – I’m not even right wing – and you created this monstrosity of a straw… caricature of an opponent for you to bash the hell out of.

  All so you can endanger innocent workers by exposing them to a rapist.

  Because what you’re demanding is wrong and you KNOW it. 🤦

  You’re fucking monstrous. Your spirit is hideous.

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