Cain Is Guilty Until Proven Innocent, Feminists Say

**Zuberi** · 2nd-November-2011

Article here. Excerpt:

In response to the two women who claim they were sexually harassed by Herman Cain, Erin Matson, a vice president for the National Organization for Women, had this to say: “It is deeply insulting that this is being called political. . . . Sexual harassment allegations are always about a woman who is simply trying to go to work.”

Judging from the idiotic statement spouted by the VP of NOW, I'd say that person has already taken the accusers' side.

**outdoors** · 2nd-November-2011

Judging from the idiotic statement spouted by the VP of NOW, I'd say that person has already taken the accusers' side.

And......This is news to you?

**NowHearThis** · 2nd-November-2011

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And......This is news to you?

It isn't to me. Remember Clarence Thomas.

Move along, nothing to see here.

**Zuberi** · 2nd-November-2011

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And......This is news to you?

No but it is news that two possible false accusers are trying to destroy a man's reputation and or defraud him.

**shaazam** · 2nd-November-2011

to new age gals lying is par for the course and smart young men factor this into their survival code early

**Douglas** · 2nd-November-2011

Quote from Zuberi

Erin Matson, a vice president for the National Organization for Women, had this to say: “It is deeply insulting that this is being called political. . . . Sexual harassment allegations are always about a woman who is simply trying to go to work.”

This would be accurate if the quote continued
"... on increasing fear in men and general hatred of them."

I used to feel sympathy for people who were subject to things like sexual harassment. These days, the number of frivolous and false accusations levelled by women against men mean that I have little feeling left for those genuine cases.

**Nynrah Ghost** · 2nd-November-2011

Quote from Douglas

This would be accurate if the quote continued
"... on increasing fear in men and general hatred of them."

I used to feel sympathy for people who were subject to things like sexual harassment. These days, the number of frivolous and false accusations levelled by women against men mean that I have little feeling left for those genuine cases.

If anything, a possible lack of sympathy for genuine cases is a byproduct or a cassualty if you will, of false accusations (brought to you by feminist legislation and thinking). If there was no legislation that allows for false accusations to be made so easily, then there would also be no reason to feel little sympathy for genuine victims.

This is not a form of misogyny/victimizing women on men's part, but actually on feminism's part.

**Zuberi** · 3rd-November-2011

Check this out.

**haute macabre** · 3rd-November-2011

The media always does that, especially with males.

**Black Knight** · 3rd-November-2011

Meh. He's just being demonized for allegations. Nothing wrong with that...

2 and 2 make 5. Common sense; being an accused male warrants being trashed.