And it's not like he's "just" been accused (and found to have done so by civil courts), which would be bad enough. Dude straight up bragged that if he finds someone attractive, he sexually assaults them, then used the absolutely unhinged defense that he was apparently in a locker room when he made that confession, so you aren't allowed to use it against him?

[–] entwine413@lemm.ee 2 points 1 month ago

Just as an aside, the 'locker room talk's defense is that men straight up lie for clout in locker rooms. It's not the location so much as the expectation that men are bullshitting to impress other men.

Not saying it's a valid excuse, it's just not location dependent.