I'm confused, is there information stating she was drunk when she first uttered the slur during the attempted robbery? Or was she just claiming to be drunk/drugged when she repeated the slurs with her family while watching the video? If instead of repeating the words she had replied to her son "yep, I said exactly what he said I did", it wouldn't change anything.
There was an attempted robbery?
Cancun Cruz wrote:
I'm confused, is there information stating she was drunk when she first uttered the slur during the attempted robbery? Or was she just claiming to be drunk/drugged when she repeated the slurs with her family while watching the video? If instead of repeating the words she had replied to her son "yep, I said exactly what he said I did", it wouldn't change anything.
If she claimed it then its true. Believe all women.
OozmaKappa wrote:
That's right. I'm calling out the logical inconsistency. On the one hand we're told that drunk women cant reason and therefore you cant take their word for anything, they cant consent. Yet on the other hand we're also being told that what a drunk woman says in an inebriated state while in the comfort of her own home is grounds for ending her career and completely defines who she is as a person: a dirty no good racist.
Please read a book. Take a class. Do anything to improve your logic/reasoning skills. Please.
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