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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't buy it for a second.  It's baloney and politically motivated.  If you cannot see that you are blind.  Full Stop.  [/quote]
You didn't answer my question -- have you ever spoken to an assault or rape survivor 1-on-1?

Do you think that every allegation of sexual assault is politically motivated?[/quote]

1)  Yes, I have spoken to a rape survivor.  It messed her up.  She was raped by a guy she thought was her friend.  I was touched, and emotionally moved, that she trusted me enough to tell me such a thing.

2)  No, not every allegation is politically motivated but THESE allegations right before the election, and being over 30 years after it supposedly happened, yes, I am 99% certain it is politically motivated.  
There is nothing apart from a decision handed down in court by a judge that will convince me otherwise, because it is only hearsay and "she said...she thinks....she believes" whatever the words the media coaches put into her mouth to say.

I do not buy it for a second, and neither do any of the republicans I know, and neither does my cousin in Tuscaloosa buy it, nor does his wife.  It is baloney, and soon we shall see that it for exactly what it was:  a big flapping pile of putrid baloney ginned up by the media and their collaborators.

Rush is probably right about it:   https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2017/11/14/do-you-think-roy-moore-is-a-creep-who-did-the-deeds/[/quote]

When she told you her story, did you believe her right away?

I can understand how people think that these allegations are politically motivated, and as I said, you vote how you see fit in this particular scenario. But in your original post you started making sweeping claims about all allegations and about how we don't have a rape culture, but a "rape allegation culture," implying/near stating that accusers who come forward are doing so to "harm men" or something to that effect. To only believe people you know when they tell their stories is not logical. Those other people coming forward are someone's friend, too.

What you may not realize is promoting this concept of a "rape allegation culture" discourages victims from coming forward when the events occur, so you are perpetuating a cycle that only hurts the victims and one that circularly contributes to your belief that when they do come forward, they are simply spreading false accusations.[/quote]

When she told me her story, I was 80% sure she was telling the truth,   However, there was this 20% doubt that caused me to think she might not have been telling me the whole story about what happened, just the part to get my sympathy.  Women are like children and tend to be liars and bend the truth at their convenience.  Of course, I did not express my 20% doubt but sympathized with her and offered my sympathy.  I am married, have been so for 15 years, so don't give me "you don't know women" spiel.

And we do have a rape allegation culture, starting with the Duke Lacrosse team nonsense.  It is because of these so many "cried wolf" rape allegations that it is hard to believe any of them seriously anymore unless the woman comes out right away with the accusation and can prove it quite clearly.

I am more concerned with the rape allegations hurting Roy Moore's chance of getting elected  than I am about the allegations bcause like I said, I am 99% certain the allegations are fabricated.    There is no way I am convinced they are true apart from a judge handing down a sentence after examining the evidence, evidence that is completely lacking as far as I'm concerned.

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