You hit the nail on the head with this article. I so agree. Many of us are hoping Ms Carroll wins for all of us out here who know what she went through mentally, physically and psychologically. Her time has come to win this case.
Liza, once again, your artwork is 'spot on'! I have a lot of feelings about this case. As A retired law enforcement officer/firefighter/paramedic, I have witnessed a lot of these type of situations with women, children, being abused at the behest of a psychotic, sick, S.O.B.
The problem with this is, Trump isn't psychotic. He actually believes he's above the law. He actually believes he can do as he damn well pleases with women. He actually believes that women should bow to his every desire, and want him to abuse them.
This case is very important to ALL women. Every woman in the country should be taking notice of this case. It speaks volumes to them about what should be done, and what should have been done years ago.
A. WHAT SHOULD BE DONE:
Every woman that has been abused, raped, sexzually assaulted, groped, or otherwise "man-handled" by a man should step forward NOW. Especially if that man was Donald J. Trump! Three women stepped forward and testified in this trial how Donald J. Trump abused, raped, groped them. And, of course, his story is the same for all of them. They aren't his type. Bulls**t!
B. WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE:
What should have happened, years ago, right after this rape occurred was Ms. Carroll. should have reported it to the store management, the authorities, and shouted it loudly from every rooftop she could get on. BUT. I fully understand her not doing this. She was threatened, and she was in fear of her life, because this is what 'men' (term used very loosely) like Donald J. Trump do. They commit the crime, then threaten people to the point where they put so much fear in them that they don't report it.
People need to know, to understand, that law enforcement has ways of dealing with situations just like this. I realize, with recent media coverage of law enforcement tactics, 'trust' is an issue, but, not ALL law enforcement officers are as seen on the media coverage. Plus, I don't care what profession you look at, there's bad apples in every bushel! Case in point, look at Tucker Carlson, or FOX News Network.
Bottomline is this. I would like to see every woman this character has ever groped, abuseqd, raped, assaulted, step forward and file charges against him. I would like to see every one of them get up and speak from the mountaintop everything this man has done to them, in grave detail. Maybe then will the millions of Americans that think this man is so perfect realize he's actually no better than the pile of dog poo in the yard!
I agree, and think I said in one piece, this is for all women. So true. In terms of what should have been done, we need to remember this assault was in a different time, well before MeToo. We still live in a patriarchal system that is being chipped away at. More needs to be done, but Ms Carroll did a HUGE service to us all, men and women!!
I, too, hope this trial gives Ms Carroll back her life 🤜.
You hit the nail on the head with this article. I so agree. Many of us are hoping Ms Carroll wins for all of us out here who know what she went through mentally, physically and psychologically. Her time has come to win this case.
Liza, once again, your artwork is 'spot on'! I have a lot of feelings about this case. As A retired law enforcement officer/firefighter/paramedic, I have witnessed a lot of these type of situations with women, children, being abused at the behest of a psychotic, sick, S.O.B.
The problem with this is, Trump isn't psychotic. He actually believes he's above the law. He actually believes he can do as he damn well pleases with women. He actually believes that women should bow to his every desire, and want him to abuse them.
This case is very important to ALL women. Every woman in the country should be taking notice of this case. It speaks volumes to them about what should be done, and what should have been done years ago.
A. WHAT SHOULD BE DONE:
Every woman that has been abused, raped, sexzually assaulted, groped, or otherwise "man-handled" by a man should step forward NOW. Especially if that man was Donald J. Trump! Three women stepped forward and testified in this trial how Donald J. Trump abused, raped, groped them. And, of course, his story is the same for all of them. They aren't his type. Bulls**t!
B. WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE:
What should have happened, years ago, right after this rape occurred was Ms. Carroll. should have reported it to the store management, the authorities, and shouted it loudly from every rooftop she could get on. BUT. I fully understand her not doing this. She was threatened, and she was in fear of her life, because this is what 'men' (term used very loosely) like Donald J. Trump do. They commit the crime, then threaten people to the point where they put so much fear in them that they don't report it.
People need to know, to understand, that law enforcement has ways of dealing with situations just like this. I realize, with recent media coverage of law enforcement tactics, 'trust' is an issue, but, not ALL law enforcement officers are as seen on the media coverage. Plus, I don't care what profession you look at, there's bad apples in every bushel! Case in point, look at Tucker Carlson, or FOX News Network.
Bottomline is this. I would like to see every woman this character has ever groped, abuseqd, raped, assaulted, step forward and file charges against him. I would like to see every one of them get up and speak from the mountaintop everything this man has done to them, in grave detail. Maybe then will the millions of Americans that think this man is so perfect realize he's actually no better than the pile of dog poo in the yard!
Trump may not be psychotic, but he’s certainly a sociopath.
I do apologize. Thanks for caring my error. I meant to say he is a narcissistic sociopath.
I agree, and think I said in one piece, this is for all women. So true. In terms of what should have been done, we need to remember this assault was in a different time, well before MeToo. We still live in a patriarchal system that is being chipped away at. More needs to be done, but Ms Carroll did a HUGE service to us all, men and women!!
Thank you for your attention to this!
I agree completely with your perspective on all this!