Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
No, he doesn't. Porn stars are entitled to consent
Did he grope her? Or did he just offer sex for money?
Either way, I don't want him as my president. But porn stars shouldn't point fingers about people offering them sex for money. They can sure as hell say no; I just don't see how they can be offended by the offer.
Trump asked her to commit a crime. How is that not offensive?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
No, he doesn't. Porn stars are entitled to consent
Did he grope her? Or did he just offer sex for money?
Either way, I don't want him as my president. But porn stars shouldn't point fingers about people offering them sex for money. They can sure as hell say no; I just don't see how they can be offended by the offer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
No, he doesn't. Porn stars are entitled to consent
jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
Being touched as part of your job is different from being grabbed on the street. He's essentially saying she's a whore who deserves what she gets. I'm not a big fan of porn or porn stars, but like PP said, their choice of profession doesn't mean they consent to anyone touching them at any time.
As has been repeatedly pointed out in multiple threads, Trump and his supporters struggle with the concept of "consent".
Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
Anonymous wrote:Also he's implying that he really did grab her but she shouldn't complain because it probably happens to her all the time. This is like his other defense of saying that a woman isn't attractive enough for him to grab her. I mean, really? The implication is that he definitely grabs women by the crotch without permission if they're not ugly and if they're porn actresses they should be used to it and shouldn't complain.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
His point is porn stars aren't entitled to the same protection under the law. That is a really bad point.
Most people who are accused of such things would defend themselves by saying - "I would never do that." Not "I didn't do that because she's too ugly" or "I only did it because she's a porn actress."
Oh and here's something I just saw on Twitter. Apparently in expressing his condolences to Kelly Preston at the death her son, Donald Trump described how he tried really hard to pick her up at a health club. She turned him down because she was married (according to him that's the reason) and he respected that and oh by the way sorry about your son dying. Really? Who does that?!
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/10/trump-files-kelly-preston
Also he's implying that he really did grab her but she shouldn't complain because it probably happens to her all the time. This is like his other defense of saying that a woman isn't attractive enough for him to grab her. I mean, really? The implication is that he definitely grabs women by the crotch without permission if they're not ugly and if they're porn actresses they should be used to it and shouldn't complain.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
His point is porn stars aren't entitled to the same protection under the law. That is a really bad point.
Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
Being touched as part of your job is different from being grabbed on the street. He's essentially saying she's a whore who deserves what she gets. I'm not a big fan of porn or porn stars, but like PP said, their choice of profession doesn't mean they consent to anyone touching them at any time.
Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
Anonymous wrote:She's a porn star. He has a point.
Andy Lucchesi, a male model who used to help organize the parties, said Trump would never partake of the cocaine, but more than often indulged in his own drug of choice: sex.
Like the unnamed photographer, Lucchesi said teenage models attended the wild bashes.
Trump, who has faced similar accusations from numerous women in recent weeks, insisted on Monday that the allegations are “made up” and “total fiction.”
“I don’t know these women, it’s not my thing to do what they say,” Trump said. “You know I don’t do that. I don’t grab them, as they say, on the arm.”
“And one said, ‘he grabbed me on the arm.’ And she’s a porn star. Now, you know, this one that…came out recently, ‘he grabbed me and he grabbed me on the arm.’ Oh, I’m sure she’s never been grabbed before,” Trump continued.