Post: #26

Some parts of the story are semi-plausible but

Quote: The police ask do I want to press charges?

really sets off my bullshit detector. They're not asking the bouncer that got punched, they're asking the person that got their PICTURE TAKEN? In a public place? Is that even illegal?

Post: #27

^ Even though you can legally take a picture in a public place in USA/Canada/UK, if a woman "feels harassed" or "creeped out", she can press charges for "Harassment". Check previous comment #16 YouTube videos embedded in that comment.

At Toronto Slutwalk 2016 Last year, those nude women were plotting against Lauren Southern to falsely accuse the beta orbiting photographers around her for "harassment".

Post: #28

(04-04-2017 10:25 PM)stugatz Wrote:  

Should be doing something more productive, but I found a few funny questions she answered when she was interviewed for "Greenville's most eligible bachelorettes". (If this picture is the best they had of her, damn, that city must be hard up.)

Q: Who is your female role model and why?

A: I love and admire so many wonderful women. If I had to list some off the top of my head, I’d say Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Wow, didn't see that one coming.

Q: What life lesson have you learned recently that’s shaped you as a person?

A: People are going to do exactly what they want. Don’t stress.



(I assume "all bets are off if he's an evil white cismale SHITLORD" was the ending of that statement.)

Ruth Bader Ginsburg? A senile old bat who so demented she doesn't even know what planet she's on?