Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "Former employee: Moore was on mall watch list" video.

  1. And he's more reliable because ... ?
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  2. +Mr. Wolf You know the difference between a consenting encounter (as immoral as it was) and sexual assault?
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  3. +Mr. Wolf It doesn't matter if Moore was a Democrat, Republican, or Prohibitionist when these events took place. Illegal is illegal regardless of political affiliation.
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  4. +Dennis Janda Elected officials being banned from malls is not an everyday occurrence, so I can understand remembering after all these years that Moore had been banned.
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  5. +Dennis Janda Yes, I have worked retail both in a mall and other locations. Do I remember all the banned people? No, of course not, but referring back to my original post, if I had been told that a local elected official was persona non grata , I'd probably still remember that to this day since that would have been very odd. Actually, the guy being interviewed did say he told someone that Moore was in the store, but whoever he told said it was okay. If it had been me, I would've assumed that the ban must have been lifted.
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  6. +Mr. Wolf Impeachment and being removed from office are two different aspects of the same procedure. Impeachment is the equivalent of being charged with a crime or crimes, which is what happened to Clinton. Then a trial was held in the Senate to determine whether those charges were serious enough to warrant Clinton's removal from office. Since 2/3 of the Senate didn't believe so, Clinton remained in office.
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  7. +LegendLength True, but (so far) Lewinsky has never claimed that she felt pressured into the affair.
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  8. +Mr. Wolf You won't get much argument from me about the inconsistent way women accusing public figures of sexual misconduct are treated by the media. "Innocent until proven guilty" is a legal concept. The general public is free to form and express their own opinions on Moore's guilt or innocence.
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