So, evidently, some young staffer had gay sex in a Senate hearing room.
And, he recorded it and put it on social media. And, the video got out, and somehow, that's homophobic and the Republicans fault.
Some young people think that just because you share something on a "private group" that it stays private. That is never the case. We call this new communication tool the World Wide Web for a reason.
Look, if you are going to have gay sex in a Senate hearing room, and record it and put it on the web, don't be surprised when you get fired. And don't be surprised when we surmise that homo sex is homo sex. That's not my fault. I didn't put your homo sex tape out on the World Wide Web.
There are risks and rewards to everything. While it was cool and edgy to be a young, gay, Senate staffer, suddenly you are just another unemployed homo. In today's parlance, you literally "F**ked Around and Found Out".
Victim mentality of the snowflake generation!
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He was attempting the standard DARVO strategy. However it didn't work for him in this case.
ReplyDeleteAll true. When people complain that they were hacked and had 'private pictures' stolen from their phones or computers, those people have to remember that if the photos didn't exist, there wouldn't have been anything to steal. They were participants in the crime as well.
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