https://www.yahoo.com/news/thousands-marriott-workers-strike-7-183856467.html Striking hotel workers want panic buttons to prevent sexual assault. Does there need to be a trial before the panic-button can be pushed? By pushing the button, are they not making an accusation without providing any evidence? https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-hotels-abuse/u-s-hotels-arm-staff-with-panic-buttons-after-years-of-resistance-idUSKCN1LN00J “A 2016 survey of nearly 500 Chicago-area female hospitality workers found… Click here to continue reading…

Summary: In 2017, the US economy paid out $16.4 trillion in personal income. Latina women earn 62% what white men earn, (three not four fifth) meaning they would need a more than 61% increase to reach equality. Latinos make up 16.8% of the labor force. Workers, regardless of race, earn… Click here to continue reading…

Random Poster Don Barrett 2 days ago Removed Be careful about your statements on lynch mobs, because again, you veer into very anti-marxist territory. First of all, Charles Lynch, a Virginia Judge and an American revolutionary, began “Lynch’s Law” in his famous capture and ad hoc trial of British Loyalists… Click here to continue reading…

Random Poster urfubar a day ago Removed Another reason is witness tampering. If it [sic] the accused wanted to prosecute the victims and witnesses, they could then be accused again, this time for witness tampering. They do not want that activity exposed in the media. Click here to continue reading…

Pay close attention to this blocked comment and the Jonathan Mitchell comment it is in reply to. How was my comment any worse? If anything his comments should be blocked for violating policy. Random Poster Jonathan Mitchell a day ago Removed There was nothing muddled about what I said. You… Click here to continue reading…

Random Poster Don Barrett 2 days ago Removed Be careful about your statements on lynch mobs, because again, you veer into very anti-marxist territory. First of all, Charles Lynch, a Virginia Judge and an American revolutionary, began “Lynch’s Law” in his famous capture and ad hoc trial of British Loyalists… Click here to continue reading…

Random Poster de rubempre 2 days ago Removed The blacklist is against the victims and witnesses. Why are blacklists suddenly okay? Because they’re needed to fight witnesses? Blacklists are not okay, and neither is your defense of those blacklists. Your defense of the modern-day Pinkerton Detective Agency is not okay… Click here to continue reading…

Pay extra close attention to this comment. Why has it been blocked? The moderator must truly be malicious in intent. Random Poster urfubar 2 days ago Removed Are you a lawyer? I agree with your arguments about the law. Click here to continue reading…

The ouster of New York Review of Books editor Ian Buruma: Th… Random Poster de rubempre 2 days ago Removed Was Joe McCarthy’s life ruined when he was censored [sic] by the Watkins Committee? Was the Watkins Committee an Inquisition that took away Joe McCarthy’s rights as an elected Senator?… Click here to continue reading…

Random Poster antym 2 days ago Removed It should not have been published, and the editor was rightly removed from his position for ignoring his own staff and publishing the piece anyway. This created an uproar because people want writers to be judged according to their writing ability, not their… Click here to continue reading…