The only time I was ever sexually assaulted in my life, it was a woman. I’ve had men get a little scary a few times with the aggression, but the only time anyone ever violated my person, it was a woman I worked with who came into my office and grabbed me inappropriately.
Ehh I wouldn’t take it that far. Assuming the employees that leave in Blizz in the future don’t actually have charges brought against them they will probably be employable elsewhere. Even if the charges don’t lead to punishment it’ll be official charges that hurt people’s resume. Assuming the employers out on the west coast have similar interview and background processes as the places on the east coast i have seen.
I dont know, I don’t know these people.
Maybe it’s to appease people on the left.
Maybe it’s people who are on the left.
And there maybe have been an investigation that happened over 2 years, but if they looked in for 30 minutes on 1 day, and another 30 minutes 2 years later, that also counts as a 2 year investigation. So I also need to know the details of how those 2 years were spent
I believe it. They will work with the men to seem less like women and more like ‘one of the boys’. It’s their ticket to ensure the same crap doesn’t happen to them. Same as with people siding with school bullies so they don’t get their lunch money stolen.
Assuming you aren’t taking your position to purposely make people mad. I suggest you change what you are saying (without changing your meaning). Instead of saying I won’t believe in this investigation or trust the words of victim’s without proof. Try to say " This is a horrible event if true and should obviously be investigated and reported to the public".
That way your sentiment of being skeptical is kept without it seeming like you are being misogynistic
Yes the state of California spent 2 years using government resources to investigate and bring charges against a billion dollar corporation in their state that brings in significant revenue and employment… to appease the left?
Have you considered that maybe… they just found enough evidence that they could easily bring charges and win? Have you ever seen a state bring trumped up charges against a billion dollar corporation in their own state and lose?