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In reply to the discussion: Burying Bill - Clinton that is... [View all]Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)It's amazing. Every day there's some brand new thing I've never said, or even come close to thinking, yet you are dutifully ascribing it to me.
Anyway, EEOC laws? Oh, you mean the laws that would "prevent the display of things like the sports illustrated swimsuit cover in public"--- your assertion, in the context of saying that the SI cover being posted at DU was a violation of EEOC laws...
I think I pretty much shot that one down when I showed that the SI cover was on a billboard 300 feet tall in times square. That's public. So no, the EEOC laws don't cover people posting things on DU.
I never said they were "Radical", nor have I talked about Ed Meese in the context of EEOC laws. Ever.
I've talked about Ed Meese in the context of Andrea Dworkin, which is not the same thing. People want to assert that Andrea Dworkin was on some brave forefront of progressive thought, I will bring up that she palled up with the Reagan Administration.
Doesn't have anything to do with EEOC laws.
Yes, I thought the Clinton impeachment was a huge overreach into the personal lives and choices of consenting adults, one of whom happened to be the POTUS. Is that "radical"?