The news site that published the story against weinstein would had never published the article if they were not given the green light from higher spheres.

Metoo is just what happens when women have too much power. Men care about everyone, women only care about themselves. Without a stable society, women run wild and are trying to find a way to get help concerning the situation they've put themselves in due to their hypergamy.

It's alright though, I'm going to put a stop to it.

I agree. This has nothing to do with civil rights but is completely a repeat of the Crucible. The accusers are the same pink hatted wenches who are bitter because they never got grabbed by the pussy by somebody rich and famous.

Can't believe I read through this entire thread and haven't seen this response.

This is a picture of the women who supposedly (according to feminists) started the metoo campaign:
https://qzprod.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/g3_burke-c.jpg?quality=80&strip=all&w=1920

The moment I saw her picture I recognized her type - fairly unnattractive but not quite over the line into where no man would sleep with her.

It's classic red pill theory:

• Men will sleep with women less attractive then them especially if they're drunk or desperate or just don't care.
• But they won't date them.
• They end up very angry - their brain says they can "get" this level of guy because he sleeps with them. But he won't date her!

He goes to leave - metoo provides a social tool to threaten him with if he leaves. You'd better date her, or get accused of rape or sexual assault.

A friend of mine will sleep with anyone, and this happened to him. This overweight girl who no one wanted to be more than casual acquaintances with was sleeping with him. He got a girlfriend, and that was the end of their friends-with-benefits arrangement. She shows up uninvited to a party at his house and confronts him when he's alone. That must have been rape the first time they slept together, because he didn't ask before he put it in. Neverthemind that she texted him afterwards saying she was glad they had sex. Neverthemind that she texted him every week after that to have sex. The implication was clear - if he dated her all this would go away.

metoo is the "poke holes in the condom" of this decade, a way to keep around a man who will sleep with the girl but not date her.

There is also a narcissism epidemic, where females in particular use victimhood as a manipulation tactic.

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I think the metoo hysteria/panic is the train wreck ending to hook-up culture. Women can't handle it anymore and rather than admit it they are lashing out in hopes that 'society' will put an end to it for them.

Society is the book of women....they will fall all over each other following the leader to get to the front of the abused line to get validated for all their "suffering". They've already all claimed to be abused by their dads, uncles and brothers...they're just moving down the list to their bosses, coworkers, and exes until every woman alive will allegedly have been abused...unless we all can begin to consider the source and wisely just stop paying attention to them.

The same tactic that feminists have used countless times to destroy the careers of men they didn't like blew up in their fucking faces, and they can't handle it. As a result, they are lashing out at any all all successful men and tearing their careers down as surrogates for Trump. #metoo isn't some great cultural shift or civil rights movement, it's a bunch of crybaby cunts throwing a massive temper tantrum.

No, the #MeToo movement was not started because they couldn't bring down Trump. It was started in 2006 by a woman named Tarana Burke as a way for abused women to have solidarity with one another. The #MeToo movement was then revitalized by Alyssa Milano in 2017 because of legitimate sexual abuse of several actresses by Harvey Weinstein. Trump was just used as an example of a powerful man getting away with sexual harassment.

What we saw after this was a mix of both legitimate and illegitimate sexual harassment accusations against men. I'm talking about legitimate sexual harassment accusations like Louis CK, Bill Cosby, Kevin Spacey and not so legitimate sexual harassment accusations like Al Franken, TJ Miller, and Aziz Ansari.

I don't know what the motives were for these women. They could have been financial, regret of having consensual sex with these men, or media attention or even a mix of all three. All I know is that I don't know for sure so I keep my opinions to myself and don't pass judgement until facts are laid out.

What can we take from this though? The #MeToo movement is encouraging common women to come forth with both legitimate and illegitimate claims of sexual harassment so redpillers should be careful. For example, a woman I've spun in the past texted me wanting to come over. I could tell from her texts that she was drunk so I told her no. I didn't say she couldn't come over because she was drunk. I just said that I had a busy day the following day so I had to sleep in.

Ignore the #MeToo movement but take measures to protect yourself

the amount of entitlement the Hillary camp had in the primaries was a good indication that things were not going to end well for them. They smeared Bernie every which they could despite him trying to play nice (because he knew "duh! you're going to need the other side in the general election") and dragged his supporters through the mud then had the gall to demand and cajole their support in the general election because "it was her time."

When she lost to a reality star blowhard, they quite literally lost their collective minds. When #metoo came along they jumped on it like a drowning rat on a piece of driftwood. It's their way to get back not only at Trump but everything they feel he represents and at the same time get back at every man who hurt them in some way real or imaginary.

At this point hardly any man is safe because all it takes is an anonymous accusation and the harpies will rip him to shred. Even with the ridiculous Aziz story, you still have crazies blaming him for not reading non-verbal cues (whatever the fuck that means) or saying while he's not guilty per say, he's still wrong (because he's a man).

What I feel will happen is more men even blue pill ones and white knights will find it too dangerous to be visible and start fading into the background and let the #metoo movement burn itself out hopefully by turning on itself. Meanwhile companies will hire fewer women who have feminist rhetoric on their social media and separate the quota-filling female employees as much as possible while doing more out-sourcing with companies that don't have these employment regulations.

meetoo started because the journalist son of a well known movie director experienced that said father molested his sister. This dad then married and had children with his adopted sister.

Being first-hand witness to the decadence and hypocrisy of the movie business, he sought out to take down the easiest person to take down - serial rapist over many years: Harvey Weinstein.