Other than the sole statement of a person of questionable motives
What "questionable motives?"
What questionable "state of mind?"
Great.
So when Trump was found civilly liable for sexual abuse and defamation, the courts made the right decision. E. Jean Carroll had the corroborating testimonies of two people she told about the abuse, around the time it happened.
Several other people testified on Carroll's behalf as well, all further corroborating her story.
E. Jean Carroll is suing him in Manhattan federal court for battery over the alleged rape and for defamation over social media comments.
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The video showing her saying she was not rape raped, which was kept out of the court, that might have undermined her state of mind. Other than she claimed on camera,
Where is this video?
What's that got to do with anything?
Kissing someone isn't an invitation for sexual assault or anything assault. It's a kiss. Are you under the impression that if you kiss someone, they're entitled to your body?
and then let him take down her work out tights, while in a large department store, without a peep, didn't report it, kind of lessens her credibility,
How does that lessen her credibility?
especially when she was something like gossip queen, with her own news column.
LOL What?
But no, it fits your narrative. Keep a tight lookout on your wife's spending. Sometimes if you don't watch out, a horse will bite you in the *ss.
Well this just says it all, doesn't it.
I'm not buying your ignorant and misogynistic nonsense. Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt. You're obviously trying to imply that women make up sexual assault allegations all the time. Which you obviously think E. Jean Carroll has done. We hear this a lot from people who didn't learn anything from the #MeToo movement. In actuality, one in four women will be sexual assaulted or abused in their lifetimes. In actuality, rape and sexual abuse are drastically underreported.
I have a husband. I am a woman. I have been sexually abused. One in four women have been/will be sexually abused/assaulted in their lifetime (and that's just the ones that are actually reported, that we actually know about!). It's happened to me four times already. I am 44 years old. (And please note that I've pointed this out to you no less than two times already. You have not responded to it, and for some reason, you still seem to think I'm a man with a wife.)
And I'm here to tell you why sexual assaults/abuse are drastically underreported: It's due to attitudes such as the ones you've expressed here. Look how you've run her through the mud here. You point out that she writes a sex column as though that has anything at all to do with her being assaulted or implying that if one writes such a column that they've somehow your own fault if you end up being assaulted. You've claimed that she let him kiss her, as though that's an invitation for anything further than just kissing. You've claimed her to be a liar, without pointing out any of her lies. You've compared her case to another one in which you think the woman lied and made up evidence, and somehow applied that to the E. Jean Carroll case as though the women aren't separate people in separate cases with separate details. You've also likened her to a spurned wife who's just making stuff up to spite her husband. (A very misogynistic trope indeed). You've attacked her personally to no end, even bringing up things that have nothing at all to do with the case. You've claimed she really wanted it (as if anyone really wants to be sexually abused).
Now, just to let you know, when a person is sexually assaulted, they tend to feel ashamed about it, as though it was their own fault in some way, even when it wasn't. They feel fear, especially if they've been threatened not to tell anyone about it. They feel like they won't be believed by police, by their peers and by society. They fear they will be ostracized and torn apart by misogynistic attitudes such as yours ("What were you wearing?" or "You write a sex column" or "Your cat is named Vagina"). They feel gross and dirty and not fully human anymore. They feel violated and alone. For some, like myself, it's very difficult to talk about the details of the attack because you have to give up intimate details about your own body to complete strangers like police officers and court officers. Which is why reporting it is hard for some people. Not to mention how invasive and degrading the rape kit test is, assuming you even get one. And on top of that, IF (big if) it does make it to court, now you have to sit there, you have to testify the awful details of the violation against your body, with the person who violated you staring right at you the entire time. Just the thought of that alone puts me into a cold sweat. I've suffered debilitating panic attacks my entire life, thanks to the assaults that have happened to me. This stuff ain't easy to deal with and it's not a game.