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Mossfern

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7. I don't see it that way

Reply to drmeow (Reply #5)

Fri Sep 26, 2025, 06:23 PM

Sep 26

From that viewpoint no one could object to another's behavior regarding to societal norms.
Sometimes shame is not the awful monster we believe it is. It depends on the intentions of the person "shaming" another
and the intensity of the accusation.

Honestly, I think Linda Tripp is the one who should be shamed for betraying a friend.

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RSVP to Ms LEWINSKI: Not-sorry, just responding will not join in re-litigating your event. [View all] UTUSN Sep 26 OP

Even at the time I thought Bill's behavior was gross and he should have known better. Ocelot II Sep 26 #1

Monica was young at the time, but she was not a child SheltieLover Sep 26 #2

Her behavior was stupidity, but Bill Clinton had the responsibility to be the adult in the room Justice Brandeis Sep 26 #3

Well, just about every incumbent pendulums the next one UTUSN Sep 26 #4

If accusing someone of being drmeow Sep 26 #5

There's always a twist, eh. You left out that it was my inner thought, not expressed UTUSN Sep 26 #6

I don't see it that way Mossfern Sep 26 #7