That’s not what I said, nor is it what I meant.
Yeah, you're not exactly reliable.
For all anyone knows I may be a person of low self-esteem, and go into a deep depression, even end up taking his advice.
Yet all he gets is a warning.
Maybe, if you're a person of low self-esteem, rape advocacy is not advisable behavior.
Moreover, look, if you have to misrepresent what goes on in courtrooms in order to have a point, you're doing it wrong;
people like you are the reason the judge took the unusual step of clarifying publicly that yes, the Carroll verdict meant Donald Trump was determined, by a court, to have committed rape.
So, for all anyone knows, you may be just a troll saying offensive things to be offensive. That description would also match your behavior. And it's not even a coin toss; it's easy to be both, just do the one as part of the other.
(And while telling someone KYS is, generally, only a severe offense depending on who is saying it to whom, the problem with saying it at all is that truth should suffice: It's true, the world would be better off without rape advocates. It's not that they need to kill themselves, but, rather, change. It is, however, also true that if they don't change, then the world really does get a little less awful when they do finally die. So, please, live on and live well, but that latter also includes being a better person than the front you show us.)
Also remember, Donald Trump is on tape actually bragging about being a sex offender.
