CULT OF THE 1ST AMENDMENT: WHY CHRISTINE BLASEY FORD’S HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS WERE SCRUBBED: Faculty Approved Racism, Binge Drinking and Promiscuity

Posted by $ nickursis 5 years, 7 months ago to Government
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Well...this does not look good for the Dems, not good at all....especially if the Republicans actually have a copy. This will certainly require major damage control from the Dumbocraps, they will need all their screamers out on this one screaming "it doesn't matter shes a victim, a victim, he did it, he did it. Looks like she was doing a lot of it too, even with underage males, and the party with the male erotic dancer....hmmm, sure you want to testify "Chrissy"?
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  • Posted by DeangalvinFL 5 years, 7 months ago
    Guilt by association is not a valid Objective standard to go by. Commentary in the yearbook, as allowed by the teachers, etc of the time, give a picture of cultural norms. However, that does not excuse actions of a particular individual, especially if they were truly criminal, such as rape.

    The events described in the letter she sent in to Congress, are more like playful teenage roughhousing, than anything criminal. I think she is highly exaggerating the interaction, in my opinion. Especially the description that there was another guy there that jumped on both of them twice and knocked all three of them apart in the process. The whole thing sounds like it was about a minute of fall down on a bed while kissing, then the jealous other guy playfully interrupts, then she yells, then they get knocked off the bed, then the whole thing ends.
    Furthermore, she voluntarily went up stairs with them. Sillyness, not malicious criminal activity.
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    • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
      Yes, but is it even true? It has morphed over the last week from what was revealed (and even THATR is not so sure, as Fienstein refuses to release the original letter, so no one knws what is really in it) and now there are rumblings of the supposed second boy shifting from "nothing happened" to "we took turns with her". This is getting all the points of a made up testing session where the dumbocraps and deep state keep trying tweaks to see what will stick. I say stop it all and vote, after that there is nothing they can do. The same thing happened to Clarence Thomas, and he was black, so they had to find a black accuser, and it all died the day he was confirmed. This is all kabuki theater.
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    • Posted by $ Stormi 5 years, 7 months ago
      The alcohol part was criminal activity, as the drinking age back then was not 15. I am sure the parent of normal children would be investigated by Children's Services today.
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      • Posted by EgoPriest 5 years, 7 months ago
        At that age I used to sneak the occasional shot of Rootbear Schnapps from my alcoholic foster parents (who would invariably assume the other, as I was never caught). And such rough-housing in the places I lived was the norm (short of anyone actually trying to rape anyone).

        It's such a relief to finally confess that to someone, lol.

        But yes, neither drugs nor alcohol should be encouraged on anyone, especially at so young an age. I imagine it must be getting harder and harder to be a teenage rebel as standards of "normalcy" plummet and "Everykid" is pressured to either gang up or get lost.
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        • Posted by $ Stormi 5 years, 7 months ago
          I had seven alcoholics on my mom's side. Alcohol had no appeal ever. Sometimes she had hallucinations, and did not know me, even tried to kill me once in such a state. Ford, the accuser, at 15 was a rich slut, who went to binge drinking parties with male strippesr, was NOT discouraged from being promiscuous, and was racist. No wonder she need therapy now. This is where Objectivism comes in big - peers do NOT matter. You are you, not some follower or leader. You know what is best for you and you live by it. I had drinking friends, but told them, catch you next time when they invited me along. I was actually at a party at 15, where some drunk boys came in, one an ex-boyfriend. He pulled me into a room (I am petite) and climbed on me, but, being sober, I dumped him on the floor, put my nails to his throat, and told him never to touch me ever again. That is how women's lib works, not follow the leader to fit in, as Ford seemed to do..
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        • Posted by EgoPriest 5 years, 7 months ago
          BTW, Child Protective Services forever destroyed my family, my childhood and my trust for people in authority.

          That evil agency is thoroughly Kantian, hence worse than the Spanish Inquisition which Aquinas rationalized as necessary to good order on earth as unhesitatingly as he rationalized the compatibility of the idea of a God creating good order with a this worldly science and logic corresponding to it (which implies, really, a mere personification or reification of the law of identity limited to the honorary task of "law-giver" as was Adam assigned to the honorary task of "name-giver" or scientist).
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          • Posted by EgoPriest 5 years, 7 months ago
            This is a much longer version of the above. (So please do not read it if you feel your time would be more profitably employed elsewhere). I DO think this is all relevant to an understanding of the pseudo-senatorial circle-jerk and neo-Kantian psycho-drama that is being played out in that mirror of the public's "self-awareness": a federal case strung together out of post-factual therapy and subjectively determined "truth." We're entering the age of reality by majority whim. No, we're beyond that. We are entering the age of perception as original sin and mind-destroying drugs prescribed by law. We are entering "The Lathe of Heaven."

            Child Protective Services forever destroyed my family, my childhood and my trust for anyone in a position of authority (Ayn Rand really had to earn it and did -- overwhelmingly).

            That evil agency was thoroughly rooted in Kantian duty and presumable guilt (and I assume now, as trend-setter, is rooted in full-blown post-modernism and utterly self-negating egalitarianism under a facade of self-righteous Platonic charity perhaps).

            And hence they are far worse on the culture and psychology than the Spanish Inquisition -- which Aquinas rationalized as necessary to good order on earth as unhesitatingly as he rationalized the seeming compatibility of the idea of a God creating good order with a this-worldly science and logic corresponding with it (which implies, really, a mere personification or reification of the law of identity limited to the honorary task of "law-giver," as was the pattern of Adam being assigned to the honorary task of "name-giver" of the animals, perhaps implying also a similarly pre-scientific role for Eve in naming the plants).

            The mythos keeps alive in the memory by word of mouth and repetition the unprecedented neolithic epoch when the inhabited earth was transformed into a garden, a home, and the consequences of the sudden loss of innocence and confidence when moral doubts were raised, a "knowledge" of good, that it is good, and evil, that it is evil caused questions, dissensions, recriminations and expulsion to the wilds or foothills beyond "the garden."

            Reverting to being a nomad was seen as expulsion, a step back or away from one's inheritance. As a species, we've been trying to get right with nature (or nature's law-giver) ever since. Today, one must "get right with Galt" or what I call "the hero in your soul," whether you are male or female (assume Dagny goes on to teach and recite the great manifesto to her children, if in simplified form or as the relevant situation arises, you can switch the gender pronouns uniformly and it still makes perfect sense (only I would insist that "man" remains "man" as the generic term for all human beings).
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  • Posted by exceller 5 years, 7 months ago
    The press feeds totally unfounded information to the public, as a rule. I have been following a few cases where I had first hand information so I knew how off the press was. They print anything they hear, never mind facts.

    In a high level case such as this, the falsehood is even greater, considering the MSM's hostility toward the current administration.

    Thank you for posting the yearbooks, at least what was saved of it. According to today's coverage, all four of Ford's "witnesses" said they did not know Kavanaugh and never attended the party.

    Wonder what Ford will come up with at the trial where she does not want Kavanaugh be present. I never heard that an accuser wants the accused not to hear what the charges are. The whole idea of the trial is to get to the bottom of what is being claimed.

    I hope the GOP will use the yearbook to shed a light on who this woman is.
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    • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
      Ah, the press uses anything needed, or makes it up, because that is the tools that work, how many of us see a story and go: Ah ha, see!. I have been caught too, and not been able to verify the story (which is the real tragedy, the whole purpose of journalism is to be professional and dispassionate and report facts). The media today is the equivalent of Geobble's Vőlkischer Beobachter.
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  • Posted by DeangalvinFL 5 years, 7 months ago
    It probably won't matter. Perception is reality.

    Right now, Kavanaugh is painted as a "sexual assaulter". She said he is, that is all that matters. The women must be respected for her "feelings" and sense of violation or not. Her viewpoint matters, NOT the terrible man's.
    I hope that common sense prevails, aided by such yearbook postings that describe the culture of the time, but I am afraid that it won't.
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    • Posted by exceller 5 years, 7 months ago
      Dershowitz was interviewed about this and I saw it.

      He is an objective voice, and I applaud him. Despite him being a democrat, he stands up for the integrity of his profession.

      According to him, a sexual assault is about penetration which did not occur in this case. What we hear is that the accuser allegedly "attempted to remove her clothes and groped".

      That is not a sexual assault. How does she know that had the attacker managed to remove her clothes, he would not have recoiled and left her alone?

      Just to carry this train of thoughts further.
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  • Posted by DrZarkov99 5 years, 7 months ago
    Like the boy who cried "wolf" too often, and paid the price when the wolf did come, the Democrats will eventually pay the price for using phony charges of sexual misconduct. The public is getting tired of this tactic, and I feel no remorse for otherwise competent Democrats who take the fall.

    What does incense me is that these shenanigans could eventually lead to a more skeptical public view of real cases of sexual harassment and abuse. The real victims will suffer humiliation when their stories are rebuffed, thanks to the overuse of sexual misconduct charges for political purposes.
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    • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
      Yes, here is the real tragedy, and the same people who champion it, are destroying the credibility. That seems to speak volumes of the care they really have for those people. Tools, that's all they are to them, to be used and tossed away, look at Anita Hill.
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  • Posted by $ Stormi 5 years, 7 months ago
    Well done. nickursis!. I copied it off myself, for future reference, like the Hillary thesis! This confirms everything i figured about her, she is a piece of rich white trash.
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  • Posted by term2 5 years, 7 months ago
    I dont think we have heard all the dirt on her yet. First of all, she is a liberal, and a professor- both things mean she is pretty much of an intellectual idiot.
    MSM lets us hear all the dirt they dig up on Kavanaugh, but not on the "professor" The democrats would do ANYTHING to keep Trump from doing his job. Too bad. I hope the Repubs just approve Kavanaugh regardless of what the dems say.
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  • Posted by $ blarman 5 years, 7 months ago
    Wow. Nice job!

    This certainly paints a whole new light on the accusations - and the accuser. According to this, the girls were not only completely aware of what went on at these parties, but they looked forward to it. Kind of blows away any kind of implied narrative of coercion. Also seriously degrades any kind of credibility on the part of Ford.
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  • Posted by $ Olduglycarl 5 years, 7 months ago
    WOW...I wonder if this will come upon cross examination...or will she get a pass...doesn't sound like a party BK would attend but at 17...who knows.

    But 4 witnesses have come forward, one a friend of hers and say...it didn't happen, they were never there and neither was BK.
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  • Posted by Owlsrayne 5 years, 7 months ago
    The Dimm's set up Ford and Kavanaugh, Ford was the sacrificial lamb and the Judge got nailed to the cross. If I was in the Judge's shoes I would have really lost it, like throwing the bottle of water at Feinstein and overturn the table where the Judge was at. I was totally appalled at the hearing yesterday I couldn't believe the Dimm's went off the deep end. Then they stated it was the Republicans fault. I beginning to believe that Antifa will insight violence at the polls in November.
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  • Posted by coaldigger 5 years, 7 months ago
    This makes me wonder if there is ANYONE that doesn't have some little "sex secret" in their past, all the way back to childhood. Mostly these remain unrevealed only because few people's adult life draws much public attention and there is little fame or profit for someone to publicly announce them. It doesn't have to be a crime but an embarrassment, nevertheless.
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    • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
      There are lots of events that can be manipulated to fit a new standard. The casting couch existed for 100 years or so, and still does, but now it is ok to out someone you may have grudgingly serviced to get what you wanted. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
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  • Posted by CircuitGuy 5 years, 7 months ago
    This sounds like propaganda aimed at electing Democrats in the midterm elections. My reaction is I don't care for the sausage after seeing what goes into it.
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    • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
      The whole thin is propaganda or the yearbook thing? The yearbook thing is really suspicious as it would have been some evidence that she was not the blushing virgin they are portraying her as.
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      • Posted by CircuitGuy 5 years, 7 months ago
        "she was not the blushing virgin"
        My suggestion is the whole thing could be a stratagem to goad people into saying things like the "blushing virgin" comment, things that will sway the midterm in Democrats favor.

        I do not claim to know. I've purposely avoided reading about it. Unless there is something egregious, I think Congress should just confirm all nominations and skip the political circus. They should have confirmed Garland, and they should confirm Kavanaugh. They should ignore 11th hour accusations, even if they ring true.
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        • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
          Garland was in response to Scalias murder. If you want to live in the sweet world where no one does such bad things, fine, but nobody chokes on their pillow, especially the one strict constructionist on the Court, to be replaced by a clear Liberal. As long as the Court is picked for politics, the circus goes on. However, take note that the last 2 (including Kavanaugh) are also strict constructionists, who believe the Court is there to interpret laws vs the Constitution. That is anathema to a group that uses the Court to implement laws never passed by Congress, but by Fiat Court instead. That started with Roosevelt and his "stack the Court" program, and by the way, he WAS a liberal Democrat. How long do you think this has been going on for?
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          • Posted by CircuitGuy 5 years, 7 months ago
            "Garland was in response to Scalias murder."
            This is what I mean. It's gotten insane. It would be one thing if it were people calling talk radio, but we're actually delaying Supreme Court confirmations. Sometimes I think the normal people of the world are too comfortable thinking things can never fall apart. I'm concerned that all this nonsense is bleeding over into the real world.
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            • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
              It IS in the real world. There are everyday people who screech and protest at the slightest drop of a hat against Trump or his policies. How much is paid agitation is unknown, certainly some of the protestors at Kavanaughs confirmation were caught on video being paid, and then arrested in the room, so no doubt there. There is a war on, in case you haven't noticed, and there are really people getting hurt everyday, in addition to clear hypocritical BS spewing from the mouths of morons like that senator from hawaii "Any accuser should be believed no matter what, because they are accusing men of the bad things we all know men do". Hello? That has so many "ist" issues attached to it, and they prend to be the protector of all the evil Trump white male "ists" inhabiting the planet. The nuts are running the asylum.
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              • Posted by CircuitGuy 5 years, 7 months ago
                I wonder how short is the road from here to a nightmarish scenario in which some trusted military person like General Kelly to take over the country temporarily and stop the insanity. I say someone like because I don't think Kelly would do that.

                You said a) "there's a war on" and 2) "the nuts are running the asylum." #1 is false, and #2, alarmingly, is increasingly true.
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                • Posted by $ 5 years, 7 months ago
                  Wrong, CG, there is a war on, there has been one for a long time, there is a war between conservatives and new world order globalists. If you can't see that, you are missing what is going on.
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                  • Posted by CircuitGuy 5 years, 7 months ago
                    "there is a war on"
                    I see nothing at all of the sort. I don't know if that's good or bad. You think there's some kind of disagreement. I think we're on a vehicle on autopilot full of kids bickering. It's unclear when an emergency develops whether they'll grow up and rise to the occasion, keep on bickering, or take panicked actions that make the situation worse.
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