So-called “lookalikes” do not look alike to the people who know them. Hell, identical twins can usually be correctly identified by their classmates. When I was in high school I was told I looked like a kid named Paul. We didn’t see the resemblance. We both had fair skin and freckles, that was about it.
You know, now that we have a credible accusation of attempted rape, strong denials followed by loss of memory by the accused, online threats, doxxing and hacking of the victim, people coming forward to say this sort of thing was known to happen, and now veiled accusations against another person, it may be time for the damn FBI to get involved. Before things get crazy.
I’m still reeling from seeing a woman on CNN say something like, “This is a 17 year old with testosterone running high. Tell me, what high school boy hasn’t done something like this?” Uh, almost NONE of them have ever dragged a girl into a room, held her down while trying to get her clothes off and covered her mouth when she tried to scream. As a former 17 year old boy and current parent of two high school boys (including a 17 year old) with zero rape attempts between us, I’m insulted. Another panelist ignored Dr. Ford’s story and claimed she simply hadn’t gotten over an unwanted touch. So in that one panel we had women who claimed it didn’t happen at all, one that ignored the victim’s story and made up her own, and another claimed that violent rape attempts are normal behavior for high school boys. These people are N-U-T-S, NUTS.
