It’s not shocking to see the left completely shift their principles based on who is being accused of sex crimes, but it is always disappointing to see them get away with such blatant, disgusting hypocrisy and it makes me angry.
When Brett Kavanaugh was accused of sexually assaulting someone over three decades ago, the left rallied in support of Christine Blasey-Ford and made sure that Brett Kavanaugh was seen as criminal guilty of sexual assault regardless of the fact that there was not a shred of evidence against him and his accuser’s account wasn’t even remotely credible as she could not remember where or when this event took place, who was at the party where it supposedly happened and the people she did name said the party never happened or they had no memory of it or they weren’t there. She literally had nothing. Yet Kavanaugh was put on trial and was found guilty in the court of public opinion. The story was everywhere. Blasey-Ford was deemed a hero, a champion of women’s rights and a survivor, even thought there was not a single shred of evidence to corroborate her story and all the evidence that was put forward threw doubt on her account and supported the idea that Kavanaugh was actually innocent. But none of that mattered because Blasey-Ford had the media, career politicians and celebrities on her side.
Alyssa Milano was a big supporter of her and condemned Kavanaugh when there had been no due process.
And it’s not just Alyssa Milano, it’s Nancy Pelosi, the mainstream media and much of the average leftists and feminists who #believeallwomen. This is what opinion columnist Michelle Goldberg published in the New York Times during the Kavanaugh hearing.
But what about now that Joe Biden has been accused?
Recently, a woman named Tara Reade has come out with an accusation of Joe Biden sexually assaulting her in 1993. This accusation is far more credible than Christine Blasey-Ford’s accusation ever was, but does Tara Reade get the same support from the #believeallwoman Blasey-Ford supporters? Absolutely not.
Opinion columnist Michelle Goldberg wrote about Tara Reade’s allegations. Is she supporting the alleged victim?
Nope. Christine Blasey-Ford is a hero, Tara Reade is a troll. It’s disgusting.
And Alyssa Milano, when a hero of hers gets accused, learns what due process is:
Alyssa Milano: “I believe that even though we should believe women, and that is an important thing, what that statement really means is, like, you know, for so long the go-to has been not to believe them. So really we have to sort of societally change that mindset to believing women, but that does not mean at the expense of not, um, you know, giving men their due process and investigating situations and giving…you know, it’s gotta be fair in both directions.”
Here’s the thing: I actually agree with Alyssa Milano here. We should not be believing anyone at the expense of another’s due process. She is absolutely right. But the problem is she doesn’t believe that! That is not what the statement believe all women really means, that’s what it should mean, but that is certainly not how it has been applied. That’s certainly not what Alyssa Milano thought it meant when Kavanaugh was the subject of accusations. It, for some reason, only started to mean that when someone she liked was accused.
This is very revealing and it reveals something disturbing. If you’re willing to change your principles on a whim depending on who is the subject of an issue, do you really hold those principles to begin with? No, you don’t. These people don’t believe in due process and they don’t #believeallwomen. They believe in one thing: their narrative.
If you only believe all women when someone you don’t like is accused of something then you don’t believe all women. You just believe women when believing them will support your agenda. If you only believe in due process when someone you like is accused, then you don’t believe in due process. You just believe that people who are in line with your political agenda should have due process.
I actually do believe in due process. I was vocal about it during the Kavanaugh episode and even though I don’t like Joe Biden at all and do not support him or any of his ideas and think he’s done some pretty rotten things, I still believe in him getting due process because I believe in due process, not in people. That is why I’m not saying he’s guilty. I don’t know if he is or not. I have my suspicions and my own opinions on the situation but I’m not picking sides at this time because of due process.
Alyssa Milano doesn’t believe in due process. Or she doesn’t understand it. Due process is not something you can pick and choose to apply based on who is accused of something. Everyone is entitled to it. Even people you don’t like. She was ready to condemn Kavanaugh over an accusation with absolutely no credibility, but reserves judgment on Biden when there is an accusation with some credibility. And she doesn’t have enough self awareness to realize this.
It aggravates me to no end. These people prove time and time again how fake they are. They don’t even try to hide it and they always get away with it.
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