Should I begin by saying that cyberexploitation exploded while Vice President Biden was in office and you know it?
Should I begin by saying that the Obama administration presided over the deliberate destruction of decades of achievements for women?
Should I begin by expressing my rage that Me Too was immediately commandeered by women from the entertainment industry, who are using it to further their own financial and political interests and have spent more than 2 years not only doing nothing to stop the criminal abuses that they know have been inflicted on me and thousands of other people in the Boston area for years, but also continuing to victim-blame, bully, harass and ridicule me while they bask in their suddenly-popular roles as feminist icons?
Should I begin by expressing my disgust at your attempt to relegitimize Vice President Biden so that the Obama-Hollywood path to the White House can be reinstated?
I don't want President Obama's legacy as the first black President to be tarnished, but there has to be some consequence for the disaster that his administration allowed to overtake the world. The least of that consequence should be that his Vice President not be President.
This is a picture of a Tweet that you published:
Here's a quote from the artist:
https://www.elitereaders.com/performance-artist-marina-abramovic-social-experiment/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
The result of the artist's social experiment is horrifying and no surprise to me. Over the past few years in particular, I have had many reasons to conclude that human beings are a lot worse than I knew.
I don't want to misjudge you, but it doesn't feel like a coincidence to me that you're Tweeting about that woman's experience while I'm in my 9th (about to be 10th) year of gender-based persecution by the conglomerate. I have never allowed what has happened and what is happening to me.
Don't pretend that you have never been a passive bystander. You are one now.
