Brett Kavanaugh

[cwolff]

Make that 4 Republicans in Congress saying delay the vote, with Roy Blunt speaking out now. The floodgates are opening. Trump should have listened to Mitch.

Kavanaugh's hired a lawyer and he's meeting at the WH today. He just might withdraw.

[Androidpk]

Make that 4 Republicans in Congress saying delay the vote, with Roy Blunt speaking out now. The floodgates are opening. Trump should have listened to Mitch.

5 now with Collins.

[Androidpk]

Kavanaugh's hired a lawyer and he's meeting at the WH today. He just might withdraw.

I think he will.

[Parkbandit]

Kavanaugh's hired a lawyer and he's meeting at the WH today. He just might withdraw.

Wishful thinking is all you have left.

The accuser does look like someone who could easily have political axe to grind though.

[Gelston]

A point that is being made is that usually in cases like this it isn't a one off thing. There would be several others coming forward showing a pattern of misconduct. This guy has no history of this and as of yet no one else has come forward.

[Methais]

How did I try to get you fired? By posting stuff on the pc? Are you threatened by my posting on the pc?

Started with that. You failed miserably. You then threatened to have your pretend pro-bono lawyer subpoena the PC to obtain IP records from Kranar of people who hurt your little bitch made feelings.

You kept trying to find where I worked, listed another place you thought I worked at. Failed again.

You got the fuck roasted out of you on here and disappeared in shame.

Some people started thinking that maybe you realized what a piece of shit you are and discovered some self respect.

A week or two later you showed back up and reminded us that we should have known better.

You never stopped stating your intent that you were going to "get me fired" throughout all of this, and you were in serious business mode.

You then at some point implied doxing me to Antifa. Which would have been hilarious. I'm guessing you just kept failing to get the info you were after and/or realized how fucking stupid that would be for you to do, and then gave up on everything, but not before LUL I WAS JUST TROLLING GUYS!!!!1

The funniest part is I was telling Gelston at the very beginning of this, when you were still in I R GET U FIRED AND GONNA SUBPOENA KRANAR!!!!!!1 mode something along the lines of "Watch, after he fails at all of this and makes a complete fucking retard out of himself, at some point after he'll come back with LULZ I WAS JUST TROLLNG GUYS & U TOOK TEH BAIT!!!!!

You continue to prove how predictable you are.

And you're a worse liar than this guy:



But keep being a nutless little bitch like literally everyone here knows you are, because we need something to laugh at when cwolff and time4fun aren't spreading their diarrhea all over the place.

God damn you're pathetic.

And stupid.

And uncreative.

And a shitty liar.

And a loser.

And pathetic again, just because.

But at least your extreme stupidity is entertaining, so there's that.

[cwolff]

A point that is being made is that usually in cases like this it isn't a one off thing. There would be several others coming forward showing a pattern of misconduct. This guy has no history of this and as of yet no one else has come forward.

What's the point being made here? She's a liar or he only did it once? That's weak af. How many people accused Roy Moore? Did that stop trump or the GOP from backing him?

[Methais]

A point that is being made is that usually in cases like this it isn't a one off thing. There would be several others coming forward showing a pattern of misconduct. This guy has no history of this and as of yet no one else has come forward.

Lots of women have come forward.

They're all defending Kavanaugh though, which I'm sure cwolff is super triggered over.

[time4fun]

A point that is being made is that usually in cases like this it isn't a one off thing. There would be several others coming forward showing a pattern of misconduct. This guy has no history of this and as of yet no one else has come forward.

Not really. First, it's not true that it's usually (>50%) a repeated behavior. It's more accurate to say it's often (>1%) part of a pattern of behavior. It's entirely possible that after the alleged incident, he was so scarred by what he did that he got help or vowed never to let that happen again. He's certainly showing no remorse right now, but his remorse could be incredibly costly to his career. So that could be a motivation.

But the real issue here is what women who step forward end up having to go through in cases like these. There's a LOT to lose by stepping forward and potentially not a lot to gain- you yourself pointed out that the odds of them getting any evidence beyond he said/she said for a crime committed so long ago are slim. The invariable death threats to her and her family, the potential problems with getting jobs in the future, and even all of the well-intentioned but incredibly uncomfortable outpouring of sympathy. Plus having to watch your name used and abused by both sides in the news cycle. We do not treat victims of sexual assault well- particularly when they're accusing powerful men.

So even if it is repeated behavior, that doesn't mean that a lot of other women are suddenly going to step forward.

[Gelston]

What's the point being made here? She's a liar or he only did it once? That's weak af. How many people accused Roy Moore? Did that stop trump or the GOP from backing him?

It sheds doubt on her assertion that the event happened. The timing is very, very convenient. Another guy that was at the party also said he had no recollection of this happening.

Not really. First, it's not true that it's usually (>50%) a repeated behavior. It's more accurate to say it's often (>1%) part of a pattern of behavior. It's entirely possible that after the alleged incident, he was so scarred by what he did that he got help or vowed never to let that happen again. He's certainly showing no remorse right now, but his remorse could be incredibly costly to his career. So that could be a motivation.

But the real issue here is what women who step forward end up having to go through in cases like these. There's a LOT to lose by stepping forward and potentially not a lot to gain- you yourself pointed out that the odds of them getting any evidence beyond he said/she said for a crime committed so long ago are slim. The invariable death threats to her and her family, the potential problems with getting jobs in the future, and even all of the well-intentioned but incredibly uncomfortable outpouring of sympathy. Plus having to watch your name used and abused by both sides in the news cycle. We do not treat victims of sexual assault well- particularly when they're accusing powerful men.

So even if it is repeated behavior, that doesn't mean that a lot of other women are suddenly going to step forward.

He isn't showing any remorse because he said it didn't happen.