oldmandeac
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Why don't you check out how Knight started fights with random people in parking lots? How about Knight throwing a full vase at the head of 60+ year old secretary? How about grabbing a student on campus for not addressing him properly?
Didn't say Knight was all good, just that he isn't all bad.
Used the Fox example to draw your ire - it is easy to push your button (you only have one) knowing you and others would miss the point. I don't know if Bill Cosby is innocent, or Bob Knight or anyone at Fox (since there were payments made in several of these incidents you have to think something was going on). But, it is still way too easy for someone to claim sexual harassment and ruin the reputation of someone.
It has become a tool for other motives - political,career and revenge - that have nothing to do with whether someone was legitimately harassed. How many of you have asked a business associated out to dinner or drinks or, God forbid, flirted or made suggestive remarks with in fun? Or, you enter into a relationship... Wouldn't you hate to have a falling out with the other party and suddenly your actions are called into question and labeled harassment?
That was the point ... there is virtually no defense against such claims short of never encountering another person. And with a pop culture obsessed with selfies of so called celebs trying to out do each other on the slut look scale and song lyrics explicit sexual references, and women everywhere twerking and going low, etc - where is the line of what is acceptable and what is not?