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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Sep 20

    For Ian Buruma and Jian Ghomeshi and John Hockenberry, and for many others, the abuse of women is not the problem—naming it, and giving it consequences, is the problem. http://nyer.cm/A3ajbkv 

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      1. Frank‏ @Frank66111771 Sep 20
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        I'd say that the abuse of women is actually quite a big problem

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      1. Michael Donelan‏ @michael_donelan Sep 20
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        Have we forgotten that Ghomeshi was acquitted?

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      1. scg16121‏ @MX7P91 Sep 20
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        Could Gomeshi be upset that he was accused of assault for what was consensual sex?

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      1. marc blanc‏ @blancmarc20 Sep 20
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        ‘Women’s careers have been torpedoed by male exploitation for centuries’ Actually it’s only relatively recently that most women had careers at all. In a world where women endure fgm, forced marriage & covering up, a ‘torpedoed career’ doesn’t seem the most pressing issue

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      2. nancy‏ @langwiser Sep 20
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        Men who have been outed as sexual predators just whine about the unfairness to them - they could care less about the victims. Mostly they abused women because they thought it was their right as powerful men, isn't what having power is supposed to be about. Who has the biggest d--

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      3. The Humble Donkey‏ @humblebraggartt Sep 20
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        Why would sex predators care about victims?

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      4. nancy‏ @langwiser Sep 20
        Replying to @humblebraggartt @NewYorker

        Should predators care about victims? Hell yes. The newest work on restorative justice shows that it helps both parties heal and makes them able to move on. Denial of responsibility for your actions and of the harm you caused just leads to a repeat of the same behavior.

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      1. J. Alex‏ @alijandro102 Sep 20
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