Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "Federal Court Allows Student to Sue Accuser \u0026 Yale Over False Metoo Claims." video.

  1. Oh, so she ruined a man's life with a false accusation. Isn't ruining men by any means necessary the whole point of feminism? Btw, I once had a female assistant who was very bad at her job and knew that I was documenting her poor performance to have her fired. She confronted me and said "You'll be the one who's fired if I say you sexually harassed or assaulted me, so you'd better back off. I'll ruin your life!" She was not bluffing, but I'm single, no kids, and at that point had so much money saved up I could've quit working that day--plus I don't give a damn 'bout my bad reputation--so I told her to go to the Devil. She didn't file false charges, but if she had, I wouldn't have had a prayer. Her threat would've worked on most men who had something to lose--she just picked the wrong victim that time. She went on to another job and filed sexual harassment charges there, got her male supervisor fired, and then was fired herself for poor performance a few months later by her female boss. These women are damaging the cases of women who are genuinely harassed or assaulted, as well as hurting innocent people, all because they can't face grownup consequences.
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