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You know, the media, the poor media still has not gotten over this Katie Hill thing. They

just can't, every two hours, there's another long think piece by some publication about

how Hill was, was only forced to resign for sexual misconduct because she's a woman.

And you know, these people are really, they really think that we've forgotten about the

MeToo movement. They really think that we've, they want to pretend it never happened and

now we're living in a world where that never happened. The Washington Post just published

an op-ed title, Revenge, Porn, Drove, Katie Hill out of Congress. Would that have happened

to a man? What did it have happened to a man? I don't know. I mean, maybe ask Anthony

Weiner, does that ring a bell? But even forget about him because he deserved to have his

career destroyed. What about all the men who didn't commit any crimes? And we're not members

of Congress committing ethics violations, but still had their careers and reputations destroyed.

A season, sorry, okay. There weren't any pictures published, but there was a graphic description

of a sexual encounter that was entirely consensual, but the woman felt like it was awkward and

she kind of regretted it later. So they put this entire, now how is that not a form of

revenge porn? Find no pictures, but there's a graphic description of this private thing,

but the sexual, published, and that was reason enough to humiliate him in front of the

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