And another one bites the dust...

[heydaralon]

The Prairie Home Companion dude just got accused. I liked that show. He allegedly put his hand on a woman's back! Quite the scandal. I don't give a rat's ass, that dude is funny as hell.

[SuburbanFarmer]

The Prairie Home Companion dude just got accused. I liked that show. He allegedly put his hand on a woman's back! Quite the scandal. I don't give a rat's ass, that dude is funny as hell.

+1

[C-Mag]

The Prairie Home Companion dude just got accused. I liked that show. He allegedly put his hand on a woman's back! Quite the scandal. I don't give a rat's ass, that dude is funny as hell.

+1

Yeah, sounds a little sketchy. There were two accusers. Keiller only characterized the one encounter that daralon posted here. Nothing said on the other one........... So, we don't know.

[clubgop]

The Prairie Home Companion dude just got accused. I liked that show. He allegedly put his hand on a woman's back! Quite the scandal. I don't give a rat's ass, that dude is funny as hell.

+1

See it's ok to kill women, it's ok to assault women sexually or over millinery.
As long you do it monotonous and way too long.
And with tax payer funding.

[Fife]

[Fife]

[Speaker to Animals]

Women really need to look in the mirror. I hope they don't, however, because it feels like we are about to reach that point where even blue pill men will find themselves unable to maintain their credulousness.

[de officiis]

Without a complainant, there can be no charges. Let’s not be myopic to the role men play in establishing cultural attitudes about unwanted touching.

[Speaker to Animals]

Without a complainant, there can be no charges. Let’s not be myopic to the role men play in establishing cultural attitudes about unwanted touching.

When men file reports for this type of thing, the police often laugh in their faces. Also, men tend to get charged with crimes for their own rape and sexual assault. It's the same with domestic violence: an abused man is more likely than not to be arrested for his own abuse when the woman makes a counter-charge.

Let's not be myopic about the role gynocentrism and a discriminatory police and criminal justice system plays in this either.

[de officiis]

Without a complainant, there can be no charges. Let’s not be myopic to the role men play in establishing cultural attitudes about unwanted touching.

When men file reports for this type of thing, the police often laugh in their faces. Also, men tend to get charged with crimes for their own rape and sexual assault. It's the same with domestic violence: an abused man is more likely than not to be arrested for his own abuse when the woman makes a counter-charge.

Let's not be myopic about the role gynocentrism and a discriminatory police and criminal justice system plays in this either.

Assuming the validity of your points, men comprise about half the population and I would be willing to bet comprise the great majority of all persons employed in the field of criminal justice. So, again, if men want to alter cultural attitudes about the impropriety of sexual battery directed towards them, it is within their power to do so. The fact that no man in recent memory has stepped up to lead such a change suggests that there is no will in the male population to do so. So, for better or for worse, it seems to me that you occupy a minority viewpoint on the need to eradicate a double standard. Of course, that could change.