No, it is not. College campuses are not career work spaces.
Yes, it is. The State of California would not bring this unless they had evidence that would stand in court, nor would over 100 Blizzard employees not corroborate it, nor would over 800 sign a petition blasting corporates response. Meanwhile, all you have as proof this is bunk it’s a statement from Fran Townsend, who worked at Blizz for 4-6 months from home claiming she “never saw it”. Convincing.
You’re gaslighting again.
In the previous sentence you literally accused me of being manipulative. In the post before this you called me a “complete liar”.
You’re the gaslighter, I’m calling you out on it.
All possibilities are real. It’s possible they’re aliens, and that possibility is “real” even if it is so low and evidence free we can safely discount it. As we can this one, until we see evidence.
I never said they’re going to jail, so I don’t know why you’re bringing it up.
Yes, because you said it was, and now are saying it is not. ie You were wrong. Don’t keep moving the goalposts.
Again, moving the goalposts.
How could they contribute when they were high profile cases shown to be bunk, libel or complicated encounters that began as consensual? Wouldn’t that contribute to the opposite- a culture that doesn’t believe women because of these examples?
You claimed #believewomen created an atmosphere were women can get away with lying. Your examples happened before the hashtag gained popularity. So it was wrong. Too bad.
But- the Pennsylvania girls didn’t get away with it? The lady who stalked the voice actor didn’t get away with it?
None of your examples actually support what you’re saying.
Why? This level of effort is all that’s required.