3 Politically Incorrect And Totally Offensive Ways To Curb Sexual Harassment

Nov 18, 2017 by Jill

by Matt Walsh, Daily Wire:

I’m tired of talking about this sexual harassment thing. Let the victims come forward, let justice be done, but why are we spending every day talking about it? There’s no point.

There could be a point, but there isn’t. There isn’t, because we aren’t going to do anything to prevent these issues in the future. We aren’t learning anything. We aren’t coming up with solutions. We aren’t allowed to come up with solutions. The only thing we’re allowed to say is: “This is bad! So bad! Men are bad! So much badness! Very, very bad! Bad men! Bad!”

If anyone tries to advance the discussion — present an actual plan of action, etc. — they will be promptly chastised for “victim blaming.” So what’s the point? Yes, it’s bad. We get it. If that’s all that’s going to be said, there’s no reason to say it anymore. Let’s move on.

But in a world populated by people more interested in solving problems than complaining about them, this discussion would be worthwhile. In this fantasyland, we may survey the scene, notice that nearly every institution in American life is overrun by accused sexual harassers and assaulters, and decide on a course of action to alleviate the crisis. That course of action would include, but perhaps not be limited to, the following three (very offensive and “victim blaming”) steps:

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