@georgeob1,
georgeob1 wrote:
maporsche wrote:
My sincere hope is that this isn't viewed as a Metoo moment.
Why? Because he's a Democrat?
No George. Although, I'll admit that if it happened to a republican I probably wouldn't jump to their defense (although, you and others would, I'm sure) but I don't think my feelings on this would change one bit.
Because, these types of incidents, while recognized as unwelcome. Do not rise to what I perceive to be a MeToo moment. I've had my personal space invaded by a woman and by men. I don't feel as though I'm a sexual assault victim. I think it's offensive to women who have survived sexual attacks.
If MeToo starts to get conflated with stuff like this, then I'm sorry but I think the MeToo movement will start to lose me.
My fiance is a victim of sexual assault, and I could not be a bigger fan of women speaking out and I even support these women speaking out against Joe Biden. I think the statue of limitations should be eliminated in sexual assault cases. But if this is where MeToo is going, then those women will start to lose me and human nature says that once something gets too diluted, it starts to lose any meaning or effectiveness.