An Assault On Liberty?
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Should the subject of sexual assault of women ever be used for partisan purposes or partisan gain?
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Courtesy of the Chronical Herald and Bruce MacKinnon
Above a political cartoon that went viral during Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony to the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, regarding POTUS 45 US Supreme Court appointee Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
The depiction is of Lady Justice blindfolded and pinned down as a man’s hand covers her mouth, which is how Ford described an alleged sexual assault by Kavanaugh dating back to 1982. The cuffs on the man’s shirt bear the Republican elephant.
Is the attachment of “Republican” cuff-links to the Member of Congress assaulting Lady Justice in this cartoon, disgraceful and indefensible? As it represents the testimony of the victim, not really.
And does this type of partisan "opinion" add to the divisive toxic poison sickening us all? Perhaps, as all partisan BS does.
And regarding the question already posed, should the subject of sexual assault of women ever be used for partisan purposes or partisan gain? Moving West, we will defer to the US Library of Congress...
The United States Library of Congress preserves United States’ cultural artifacts and materials of historical importance to the Congress and the American people.
The Library has asked to include MacKinnon’s cartoon as part of its historic collection of Internet material related to the women’s and gender studies web archive.
The cartoon was nominated for inclusion by Meg Metcalf, the librarian for women’s, gender, and LGBTQ+ studies at the library.
Now, discuss amongst yourselves.
Recommended reading:
EDITORIAL CARTOON: Sept. 29, 2018
Lady Justice cartoon showcases the art of pure partisanship
MacKinnon has cartoon added to U.S. congressional library
Mario Draghi's 4:30AM EST ECB "stimulus" comments drove up EU markets and US futures. Upon further review... Nikkei -0.72%; DXY +0.13%; USD/JPY -0.25%.
Footprints of elephants unwinding JPY carry trades used for USD and JPY assets viz. selling into any "rally" prior to Wed. FOMC announcement? Moving West...
Should the subject of sexual assault of women ever be used for partisan purposes or partisan gain?
Once again, not to be mistaken for Tuesday's With Morrie, it's Tuesdays With Trump...
Following up on Fundamentalist Fetal Fray? Regardless of your political leanings, whether you're blue, red, or just fed up with politicians, the MSM and their BS...
Above a political cartoon that went viral during Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony to the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, regarding POTUS 45 US Supreme Court appointee Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
The depiction is of Lady Justice blindfolded and pinned down as a man’s hand covers her mouth, which is how Ford described an alleged sexual assault by Kavanaugh dating back to 1982. The cuffs on the man’s shirt bear the Republican elephant.
Is the attachment of “Republican” cuff-links to the Member of Congress assaulting Lady Justice in this cartoon, disgraceful and indefensible? As it represents the testimony of the victim, not really.
And does this type of partisan "opinion" add to the divisive toxic poison sickening us all? Perhaps, as all partisan BS does.
And regarding the question already posed, should the subject of sexual assault of women ever be used for partisan purposes or partisan gain? Moving West, we will defer to the US Library of Congress...
The United States Library of Congress preserves United States’ cultural artifacts and materials of historical importance to the Congress and the American people.
The Library has asked to include MacKinnon’s cartoon as part of its historic collection of Internet material related to the women’s and gender studies web archive.
The cartoon was nominated for inclusion by Meg Metcalf, the librarian for women’s, gender, and LGBTQ+ studies at the library.
Now, discuss amongst yourselves.
Recommended reading:
EDITORIAL CARTOON: Sept. 29, 2018
Lady Justice cartoon showcases the art of pure partisanship
MacKinnon has cartoon added to U.S. congressional library
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