ultimatebob
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Yeah, politically we always do knee-jerk reactions, and then things tend to settle down over time. Hopefully it gets a little less insane over time. Right now it's a mess of he-said, she-said, and we have this weird dichotomy where if you get divorced, the woman tends to get the bulk of everything, but if a woman gets assaulted, she doesn't really have a great path forward to get taken seriously, especially when it's someone famous or powerful. Like with the Kavanaugh thing, people automatically believed Ford, regardless of what actually happened (or didn't happen). Maybe he did it, maybe he didn't, but we're leaning so much one way that even if Kavanaugh is innocent, his reputation is in the trash now (politics aside, just discussing the nature of being able to report or not, and how the public is swayed regardless of the facts at the present time).
Maybe blockchain can solve all of this![]()
Umm... I think that I'm going to let someone else release the "Not Rape" crypto token. I'm struggling to wrap my brain around the logistics of it.
