Trump

BS44325 said:

PJ_Soul said:

PJfanwillneverleave1 said:

PJ_Soul said:

BS44325 said:

PJ_Soul said:

BTW, the fact that Hillary is the first female nominee and is running against TRUMP is incredibly meaningful. Trump is pretty much the biggest sexist I've ever seen in politics since I was old enough to know what was happening in politics.

Bill Clinton was the biggest.

No he wasn't, not even remotely close, and you have no reason to say that.

Yeah.
No reason BS!

To say that he is a bigger sexist than Trump?? No, he doesn't.

Then the definition of sexism has lost all meaning.

No, you just don't know the definition.

BS44325 said:

dignin said:

BS44325 said:

PJ_Soul said:

PJfanwillneverleave1 said:

PJ_Soul said:

BS44325 said:

PJ_Soul said:

BTW, the fact that Hillary is the first female nominee and is running against TRUMP is incredibly meaningful. Trump is pretty much the biggest sexist I've ever seen in politics since I was old enough to know what was happening in politics.

Bill Clinton was the biggest.

No he wasn't, not even remotely close, and you have no reason to say that.

Yeah.
No reason BS!

To say that he is a bigger sexist than Trump?? No, he doesn't.

Then the definition of sexism has lost all meaning.

No, you just don't know the definition.

You want mustard with that pretzel?

Is that a Trump quote?

mrussel1 said:

Extra-marital sex is not sexism. Nor is having sex with someone junior to you in an org. It's likely against company policy but not sexism. If it's pressured, then that's sexual harassment.

The reason someone in a position of power cannot engage with a junior is because the pressure is always implied. Whether it's Employer/Employee, Teacher/Student, or Doctor/Patient the subordinate can be made to feel that she cannot say no even if no actual threat is made. I can't believe what you are all arguing?You are seriously setting the women's rights back with this line of reasoning. Please take this argument to a college campus near you and let's see how far you get.

mrussel1 said:

BS44325 said:

mrussel1 said:

Extra-marital sex is not sexism. Nor is having sex with someone junior to you in an org. It's likely against company policy but not sexism. If it's pressured, then that's sexual harassment.

The reason someone in a position of power cannot engage with a junior is because the pressure is always implied. Whether it's Employer/Employee, Teacher/Student, or Doctor/Patient the subordinate can be made to feel that she cannot say no even if no actual threat is made. I can't believe what you are all arguing?You are seriously setting the women's rights back with this line of reasoning. Please take this argument to a college campus near you and let's see how far you get.

Only men can be bosses? This isn't a male female argument rather a question of power. The argument here is the definition of sexism, not the morality of senior junior relationships.

Sexism in the work place would be, for example, expecting the only woman in the meeting to serve coffee. To ask everyone for an opinion but the woman. Roger Ailes was sued for harassment, not sexism.

Did he harass men?

myoung321 said:

BS44325 said:

mrussel1 said:

BS44325 said:

mrussel1 said:

Extra-marital sex is not sexism. Nor is having sex with someone junior to you in an org. It's likely against company policy but not sexism. If it's pressured, then that's sexual harassment.

The reason someone in a position of power cannot engage with a junior is because the pressure is always implied. Whether it's Employer/Employee, Teacher/Student, or Doctor/Patient the subordinate can be made to feel that she cannot say no even if no actual threat is made. I can't believe what you are all arguing?You are seriously setting the women's rights back with this line of reasoning. Please take this argument to a college campus near you and let's see how far you get.

Only men can be bosses? This isn't a male female argument rather a question of power. The argument here is the definition of sexism, not the morality of senior junior relationships.

Sexism in the work place would be, for example, expecting the only woman in the meeting to serve coffee. To ask everyone for an opinion but the woman. Roger Ailes was sued for harassment, not sexism.

Did he harass men?

Have you not seen Chris Christie lately?

Roger Ailes harrassed Chris Christie?

BS44325 said:

mrussel1 said:

BS44325 said:

mrussel1 said:

Extra-marital sex is not sexism. Nor is having sex with someone junior to you in an org. It's likely against company policy but not sexism. If it's pressured, then that's sexual harassment.

The reason someone in a position of power cannot engage with a junior is because the pressure is always implied. Whether it's Employer/Employee, Teacher/Student, or Doctor/Patient the subordinate can be made to feel that she cannot say no even if no actual threat is made. I can't believe what you are all arguing?You are seriously setting the women's rights back with this line of reasoning. Please take this argument to a college campus near you and let's see how far you get.

Only men can be bosses? This isn't a male female argument rather a question of power. The argument here is the definition of sexism, not the morality of senior junior relationships.

Sexism in the work place would be, for example, expecting the only woman in the meeting to serve coffee. To ask everyone for an opinion but the woman. Roger Ailes was sued for harassment, not sexism.

Did he harass men?

Not 'he' as in Clinton, but any male or female in a position of power can sexually harass. Are you seriously telling me no girl ever offered you a promotion for sex? Please.

brianlux said:

sex·ism
ˈsekˌsizəm/
noun
noun: sexism

prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of sex.

http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/trump-campaign-struggles-pull-minority-outreach-events-n619191?cid=sm_fb_msnbc

An overwhelming 94 percent of black voters disapprove of Donald Trump — up 13 percent from May — according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll, while 89 percent of Latinos feel the same, up 5 percent from May. The numbers are worse in Ohio, where an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll found that Trump had zero percent of African-American voter support in the swing state.

Drumpf!

Is this about Trump and sexual harassment? If not, take the sub-topic to a new thread please. Thank you.

BS44325 said:

myoung321 said:

BS44325 said:

mrussel1 said:

BS44325 said:

mrussel1 said:

Extra-marital sex is not sexism. Nor is having sex with someone junior to you in an org. It's likely against company policy but not sexism. If it's pressured, then that's sexual harassment.

The reason someone in a position of power cannot engage with a junior is because the pressure is always implied. Whether it's Employer/Employee, Teacher/Student, or Doctor/Patient the subordinate can be made to feel that she cannot say no even if no actual threat is made. I can't believe what you are all arguing?You are seriously setting the women's rights back with this line of reasoning. Please take this argument to a college campus near you and let's see how far you get.

Only men can be bosses? This isn't a male female argument rather a question of power. The argument here is the definition of sexism, not the morality of senior junior relationships.

Sexism in the work place would be, for example, expecting the only woman in the meeting to serve coffee. To ask everyone for an opinion but the woman. Roger Ailes was sued for harassment, not sexism.

Did he harass men?

Have you not seen Chris Christie lately?

Roger Ailes harrassed Chris Christie?

made me laugh