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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 2793537" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>Gretchen Carlson complained in 2009' about sexual harassment at Fox News and then in 2016' her contract wasn't renewed. So there are cases when women did complain, in Carlson's case it was 7 years early on so what makes you assume this wasn't the case for others? Or could they have feared reprisal from those in power above them, Carlson's case may prove the point. </p><p></p><p>The fact that in the case of Roger Ailes and now Bill O' Reilly speak to the possibility of an existing culture at Fox that for some times was protected but eventually you create enough victims and the push back becomes to great. The problem here not unlike issues on the left that for political power's sake, people pick expediency over principle. Both parties and both political conservatives and liberals are equally detestable because they say one thing and then look the other way when it actually comes to be. The real principled conservatives and liberals, few they are, are marginalized and crushed when they dare invoke principle over utility.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 2793537, member: 2189"] Gretchen Carlson complained in 2009' about sexual harassment at Fox News and then in 2016' her contract wasn't renewed. So there are cases when women did complain, in Carlson's case it was 7 years early on so what makes you assume this wasn't the case for others? Or could they have feared reprisal from those in power above them, Carlson's case may prove the point. The fact that in the case of Roger Ailes and now Bill O' Reilly speak to the possibility of an existing culture at Fox that for some times was protected but eventually you create enough victims and the push back becomes to great. The problem here not unlike issues on the left that for political power's sake, people pick expediency over principle. Both parties and both political conservatives and liberals are equally detestable because they say one thing and then look the other way when it actually comes to be. The real principled conservatives and liberals, few they are, are marginalized and crushed when they dare invoke principle over utility. [/QUOTE]
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