[markomalley]

Credit where credit is due...

[rktman]

LOL! Like faux nooz reporters.

[Fido969]

I should be able to walk through a tough neighborhood flashing a wad of cash, and not worry about getting mugged.

#metoo.

[himno hero]

no, no,

break out freedom of speech, liberty of feminism...
burqa’s for all!
Islam is liberty!

[NewHampshireDuo]

Texas Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson does not have to worry about appearing “inviting.”

[OttawaFreeper]

Well, then why was walking around with hemlines that barely covered a woman’s rear end during that time from about 1967 to about 1972 or 73 considered liberating for women back then? I do not want to sound kinky or strange, but that’s the first idea that popped into my mind concerning that person’s remarks.

[Slyfox]

Here is "old school."

[Grampa Dave]

[Tallguy]

File that one under “Things that would get a conservative crucified by the Press.”

[Lazamataz]

"I grew up in a time when it was as much the woman's responsibility as a man's—how you were dressed, what your behavior was," Texas Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson told Dallas' local NBC5.

"Well of COURSE she was raped. Look at the way she dressed, the slut!"

[redcatcherb412]

Easy to see the need for going full muzzie woman for her. Not saying how safe it is for her to go anywhere, dressed in anything and be safe from Weinstein and company.

[Vendome]

That is plain stew pet.

[Personal Responsibility]

Third wave feminists will not like this at all. This Dem Rep wandered off The Narrative (tm). Excommunication follows.

[bigbob]

Eddie has never appeared "inviting"

[Red Badger]

If a Republican had said that there would be all hell breaking loose!................

[NorthMountain]

If you put a big sign on your front porch, reading “LLAMAS FOR SALE” don’t be surprised if you get callers trying to buy a llama from you.

[petro45acp]

"Dem Rep: Women Have ‘Responsibility’ to Avoid Sexual Assault by Not Appearing ‘Inviting’"kicking the crap out of any sleaze-ball that presumes to take unasked for liberties.


There, fixed it


KYPD

[SamuraiScot]

The Congresswoman has a point--obviously. What happened to the smack across the face?

It's true enough that the women who were taken advantage of were intimidated. But it wasn't by male domination, but by the domination of the culture of license, in which most of them had been accomplices. It is an atmosphere of no rules and no chastity--because rules and customs and vows are oppressive and uncool. Well guess what's actually oppressive: amoral, anti-moral tyrants like Weinstein who steal what they want and treat women like trash.

This sex 'n drugs atmosphere exists within our culture, in show business, and in the heads of women who don't feel allowed to treat their own bodies and their own futures with respect. They've been fooled. They've been browbeaten over the decades by the anti-Christian Left and shown that it is against the "new rules" to use common sense.

Not to cooperate requires courage, principle, class--and a confident knowledge of human nature.

[xzins]

Theoretically, a woman should be able to walk naked through central park at midnight without being molested.

That does not make it wise. And no one would be gob smack surprised if she were molested.

Likewise, I should be able to leave a stack of money on a bench all night in my front yard.

That doesn’t make it wise.

Do I bear any responsibility if some or all is missing the next morning?

[caligatrux]

Best. Timeline. Ever.

[wiseprince]

Whoa! An Contrarian thought, an individual thought and a reasonable thought. This is going to get her kicked off the team. I completely agree with her, I’m surprised she is a member of Congress on the Democrat isle of the swamp.