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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 16, 2020
Instead of teaching men not to sexually harass women, we need to teach women how to stay inside their homes and not engage in public sluttery.
A state senator is facing widespread criticism and an investigation in the Legislature after telling a female reporter she should stick around at the Capitol because a group of high school students from an all-boys school, touring the Capitol, could “have a lot of fun” with her.
Sen. Peter Lucido, R-Shelby Township, made the comments outside the Senate chamber Tuesday to a reporter from the Michigan Advance, while surrounded by a group of male high school students from De La Salle Collegiate in Warren.
“You’ve heard of De La Salle, right?” the Michigan Advance quoted Lucido as asking reporter Allison Donahue, who is 22.
When Donahue said she had not, Lucido said: “It’s an all-boys school,” adding: “You should hang around — you could have a lot of fun with these boys, or they could have a lot of fun with you.”
The students then burst into laughter, the online publication reported.
The Republican and Democratic leaders of the Senate announced Wednesday afternoon they have asked the Senate Business Office to investigate whether the incident violated Senate rules related to sexual harassment.
“Sexual harassment has no place in the Michigan Senate,” Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, R-Clarklake, and Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich, D-Flint, said in a letter to Jordan Hankwitz, who heads the business office.
“We take these allegations very seriously and trust that you will take appropriate action to resolve this matter.”
The bitch is spamming Twitter, soaking up the attention.
It wasn’t the comment that necessarily knocked me off my feet, it was the fact that he knew he could get away with saying it.
That’s not happening anymore.
— Allison R. Donahue (@donahual) January 15, 2020
In actual fact, the sexual humiliation of women who attempt to engage in public life is a self-defense mechanism of developed human societies, as a complex society is impossible to maintain if women are allowed to engage in public life.
The societies with the most public women are the most primitive, and the societies with the fewest public women are the most advanced.
Primitive African tribes have very public women.
Conversely, European societies, up until very recently, have kept women in the home, and when they left the home, they were chaperoned by men and fully clothed.
In a just and civilized society, this Michigan situation would have escalated into this news whore getting gang-raped by these high school boys. Maybe after a humiliating gang rape at the state capitol, she would think twice before going out in public as if she were a man.
