Catholic University dean resigns after questioning Kavanaugh accuser's allegations that led to his

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Still no comment on the topic.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

I shrug my shoulders at the topic.

A man got in trouble at work and then resigned. So what.
It's meaningless.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: six67seven

Sorry, I'm still waiting for you to comment on the actual thread. There must be a reason you refuse to.

Comprehension is key.

I commented on the weak article, which I believe is part of your weak OP

a reply to: scraedtosleep

What did he do at work that got him in trouble.

a reply to: six67seven

Saying something multiple times doesn't make it any less untrue.

Maybe you can tell me what exactly is missing from the article that is necessary information?

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

Something his boss didn't like.

We should expect any opinion he expresses about sexual assault to be thoughtful, constructive, and reflective of the values of Catholic University,

By the way you keep saying he lost his job when in fact he resigned.

He would still have his job after the suspension if he wanted it.

No one forced this guy to quite.

In his own words from the article you posted.

Given the needs of the faculty and direction of the School, I believe a different academic leader is warranted.”

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Yes and no one is ever forced to resign after a suspension. Never happens.

He probably demanded his suspension too.

Still waiting for you to tell me what he did at work. If you can't and you instead want to tell me what he did in his private time you think warranted the suspension then you can say so too.

originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: OccamsRazor04

You're right. No one should know. Hush up, guilty until proven innocent, he got what was coming to him, no one cares.

Never said that. If that is what you are getting from my comments you must be more full of fear than I thought.

I suggest taking a break from the news for a while.

It's called sarcasm....you might want to try it sometime.

The old PC comes to bite someone questioning the obvious guilt of the evil Kavanaugh as he was interrogated by the intellectual elite of the Democratic party. There is the truth and then there is the political truth which is enhanced by posturing, virtue signaling, and limelight basking. Spartacus even made a cameo appearance.

This is reminiscent of "the science is settled Global Climate Change is caused by humans and anyone who questions it should be jailed."

The ex-Dean is now probably looking for a school that permits academic discussions and questioning of "leadership" because Catholic U has devolved into the thought processes of the Ivy League, Berkeley, and others who no longer understand what academia once meant.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04

Guilty until proven innocent.

As displayed in all of the current threads about Avenatti.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: scraedtosleep

Yes and no one is ever forced to resign after a suspension. Never happens.

He probably demanded his suspension too.

Still waiting for you to tell me what he did at work. If you can't and you instead want to tell me what he did in his private time you think warranted the suspension then you can say so too.

Moral of the story?
Stay away from social media. Keep your opinion to yourself. Dont speak out against the narrative. Conform or be condemned. Resist and we will rearrange your life.

Oh, and Orange Man Bad.

a reply to: LordAhriman

Actually what I see in those threads is people saying this is his just deserts.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04
It's hard to know what to believe anymore when everyone is lying