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@Darke_Exelbirth Meanwhile, the same people attacking Buttar for saying something controversial to his subordinates are then turning around & screaming at us to vote for the Democratic nominee whose an accused rapist with a very credible accusation. I mean, C'MON!
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@SBlackmare Like I said, it's short-minded shit. Unseating Nancy Pelosi is far far more important than getting some type of revenge on your former boss for being an asshole. The people who spoke out don't even work for him anymore. Reminds me of when "progressives" attacked Cenk Uygar when he was running for Congress because a Union leader tied to his political opponent, Christy Smith accused him of not wanting TYT to start a union despite them giving paper evidence to the contrary. Sorry, but I care more about politics & getting desperately needed change in America over some personal grievance that doesn't even seem that important. Shahid Buttar yelled at some people & "mistreated" his subordinates with insults, meanwhile we have a Democratic nominee who raped someone & neoliberals are screaming at us to fall in line, Oh and also they're telling us THIS GUY, Buttar, is the real bad guy & faux rapist that needs to get MeTooed. Progressives are really pathetic sometimes.
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@djflobug Yeah San Francisco DSA apparently "rescinded their endorsement" of him. It's some small minded shit from so-called "progressives" in California just because Buttar is being accused of things that are akin to being a hard-ass & "tough boss", but because they're saying "he seems to be more tough towards the women", he's now getting Me Tooed by the media & KHive goons. Literally nothing in the report about touching or anything of that nature from what I saw.
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@Tijggie82 Yeah I watched that whole 35 minute segment. I have to say, that even if all the "accusations" turned out to be the worst case scenario, I still don't think they're serious enough to end a campaign. And that's not me playing favorites to Buttar, that's me living in the real world & knowing that you can't just accuse people of sexual wrongdoing for every little inappropriate thing that was said when you're drunk with friends or every little argument with your boss at work. Didn't we already learn that accusing people for incredibly minor shit is just detrimental to the MeToo issue & has a major backlash effect? The worst thing in the "controversy" is that the woman accuser in Buttar's friend's circle accusing Buttar of "harassing her to have sex", but she literally gives no details to this & it's incredibly strange that the only detailed events she addresses are when Buttar said something inappropriate to her when all their friends were out drinking together & one time when Buttar brushed up against her in a kitchen & gave her an "awkward smile". It's honestly insulting to most people's intelligence listening to some of this stuff & thinking we should be taking it seriously as if it were a real MeToo case. You compare it to actual controversies like with Blasey-Ford or even Tara Reade & those women put near entire emphasis on the sexual assault, not some time Biden jokingly called Reade "crazy for being celibate". Not to mention, Buttar's only accuser that wasn't just simple workplace grievance has already been outed as someone that has wrongly accused other political candidates in the past & seems to have no credibility in the Bay Area.
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Or Jen Perelman beating DWS
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@MAC_ABC The conspiracy is that the media is literally always coordinated with the DNC & DCCC (we know this as facts based on how they've operated in the past) & when something potentially even a little scandalous happens, all the connected media outlets write constant stories about how Pelosi's challenger is a misogynist & accused of sexual misdeeds, when the worst thing he was accused of out of ALL OF IT was asking for sex from a woman in his friend's circle & saying something inappropriate to her when all their friends were drinking together. Oh, and she accused him of "brushing up against her in the kitchen" and giving her an "awkward smile". Strange how you don't think it's awfully convenient that somehow 2 accusations come out at nearly the exact same time, one not even sexual misconduct related, & after nearly a year of his campaign (not to mention he ran in 2018 as well). This time he's actually a threat to THE most powerful member in US Congress & you think there's absolutely no reason there would be coordinated attacks from these people? You're beyond naive, whether there's any real truth of them orchestrating the attacks or not, we already know for a fact they're turning something as minor as workplace turnover & arguments (what the media is calling "staff mistreatment" despite there being conflicting reports from his staff & respected activists) into a giant MeToo scandal that does not even come close to a real MeToo controversy. Meanwhile we have a Democratic nominee for President that has been accused of rape & sexual assault & the same people trying desperately to blow up Buttar's campaign are telling progressives to fall in line behind the accused rapist who was accused by a credible woman who worked in a high position in gov't. Meanwhile, Buttar's accuser (accusing of "sexual harassment" while out drinking with friends) is a raunchy stand-up comedian whose already been found to have been fabricating false accusations against other political candidates in the past. The comparison you're making and calling people "MAGAs" for questioning the "accusations" against Buttar is incredibly ineffectual on your part. There is no comparison between Buttar's "accusations" and that of an actual MeToo accusation such as in the case of Trump or Biden, even IF you believed all the accusations against Buttar & had them in their worst case scenario - they are nowhere near the same or in the same ballpark whatsoever. I would love to hear you explain how saying inappropriate words are somehow the same as sexual assault or rape though.
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