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In reply to the discussion: Gov Cuomo didn't realize that he had crossed a line when he touched the breast of a woman who worked [View all]Decoy of Fenris
(1,954 posts)96. Yeah, required nursing homes to take Covid infected folks.
After that, NY hid the numbers of Covid deaths in said nursing homes. The cherry on top was behind-the-scenes deals being cut to shield Nursing Home owners from liability. It was shady as hell but it didn't get much notice, since folks were too busy applauding him. Only now, after his departure, are folks really starting to look into the "Shady backroom" aspects of his policies.
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Gov Cuomo didn't realize that he had crossed a line when he touched the breast of a woman who worked [View all]
milestogo
Aug 2021
OP
The Puritans required 2 witnesses to convict for rape. Maybe that would work.
Scrivener7
Aug 2021
#6
I think "Believe the Woman (or the accuser) meant 'Take them seriously and treat their
Nexus2
Aug 2021
#81
Where is what you explained not being done? Who's not taking this seriously? nt
live love laugh
Aug 2021
#84
People wonder why more women don't come forward and tell - this Cuomo situation is another example
PoliticAverse
Aug 2021
#40
Right what? Your statement that it would fly if he were Republican is alarming.
live love laugh
Aug 2021
#80
To be fair, he resigned when faced with the prospect that he would be impeached and removed. I don't
OnDoutside
Aug 2021
#103
IIRC, they were witnessed and/or corroborated by contemporaneous communications. [nt]
Nexus2
Aug 2021
#79
I think you may have meant to ask whether the accusation was proven, rather than confirmed.
OnDoutside
Aug 2021
#104
Now, now. I was told yesterday by a DUer that this is really just unfair to men because
Scrivener7
Aug 2021
#5
Well, what was it, a dozen women? They don't ACTUALLY know if they were groped.
Scrivener7
Aug 2021
#19
Right? I told him what to do with himself, but someone else alerted and now it's gone, thank God.
Scrivener7
Aug 2021
#15
And for good measure don't take a selfie with the guy you are accusing sexual harassment n/t
DiamondShark
Aug 2021
#92
I don't remember a time when it was OK for a random male to touch a woman's breast.
Irish_Dem
Aug 2021
#9
Exactly. The consequences for the women are often worse than for the male perpetrator
Walleye
Aug 2021
#29
Yes it was humiliating to talk about it. And the woman would be blamed or called a liar.
Irish_Dem
Aug 2021
#31
The only debate we ever had about this is whether it was morally correct to
MaryMagdaline
Aug 2021
#35
Exactly. Plus he falsified documentation of his attendance at a sexual harrassment training.
femmedem
Aug 2021
#37
Simple rule for men in power.Treat your female colleagues as if they were your mother or your sister
Walleye
Aug 2021
#32
Obviously. It depends on the intent. And don't think women can't tell what that is
Walleye
Aug 2021
#42
Do you sing love songs to her on the phone? Ask her if she's slept with older men?
Phentex
Aug 2021
#48
Telling your mother she looks nice is different from telling that to a young woman who works for you
yardwork
Aug 2021
#102
I'm curious also. I don't know his record but he did a stellar job protecting NYC. nt
live love laugh
Aug 2021
#76
I am reminded of the short-lived sitcom by Normal Lear called All That Glitters
Beringia
Aug 2021
#63