#donald trump is a rapist

[isawthismeme]

[samasmith23]

George Lucas tried to warn us about this crap years ago, and y’all didn’t heed his words:

“Democracies aren't overthrown; they're given away.”

[roisinivy]

[captainpirateface]

Thank yall...

[trans-autistic-and-miserable]

blcksmth on Instagram

[odinsblog]

T/W rape

By Carroll’s admission, her story contains inconsistencies. She can’t remember the date the assault occurred, for example, and has said she doesn’t know why she went into the dressing room with Trump that day. In his opener, Tacopina told the jury he would expose all of Carroll’s inconsistencies, show that she was indeed the liar Trump claimed her to be, and prove she made up the entire story in pursuit of public attention.

But on Thursday, when Tacopina, a burly, muscular man with a growling deep voice and a thick Brooklyn accent, had his chance to question Carroll, a former fixture of New York media society, now 79, he hit a brick wall. Carroll parried his initial attempts to unravel inconsistencies in her story, so the lawyer proceeded to grill her on slight inconsistencies between her testimony in a deposition last fall and what she has said on the stand this week. Those efforts left even the judge, Lewis Kaplan, appearing exasperated, and snapping at Tacopina to move on.

But when Tacopina tried to challenge Carroll about why she did not scream when Trump was allegedly raping her violently, Carroll ultimately delivered a strong rebuke.

“I’m not a screamer, I was in too much of a panic, I was fighting,” she responded to his initial query.

Tacopina pressed further—and Carroll pushed back. “You can’t beat up on me for not screaming,” she said, firmly.

“I’m not beating you up!” Tacopina said, appearing flustered.

“Women who don’t come forward—one of the reasons they don’t come forward is because they all get asked, ‘Why didn’t you scream?'” Carroll said, her voice rising. “Some women scream, some women don’t. It keeps them silent.”

“You’d better have a good excuse as to why you didn’t scream; if you don’t scream, you weren’t raped,” Carroll continued, mocking his line of questioning. “I’m telling you, he raped me, whether I screamed or not!”

At this point, Carroll began to cry.

Tacopina asked whether she needed a moment. “No, you go on,” she said icily. “I don’t need an excuse for not screaming.”

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[bibibusinessman]

reasons not to vote for trump

Convicted felon

rapist

homophobic

transphobic

racist

ableist

on Epsteins list

Supports abortion ban

friends with Putin

Will do nothing to help Gaza or Ukraine

Old

picked jd Vance (fucks couches, thinks being a childless woman is bad) as running mate

reblog with other reasons

[frank-o-meter]

[anxietyfrappuccino]

my uncle in-law has unknowingly declared war against me by laughing at a post stating trump is a rapist

[ivovynckier]

Don't look for revenge, girls! Yes, The Donald grabs women by the p*ss*, but don't try and squeeze his p*n*s in return. The man wears a diaper. He shits himself.

[corporationsarepeople]

Political discourse in the age of Trump.

[samasmith23]

No… NNNOOOOOO!!!!!! NOT AGAIN!!! This can’t be happening again! He is NOT my president! He’s NOT!

Sincerely, to everyone who voted for the Orange Bastard, I’ll let Joseph Gordon Levitt from The Dark Knight Rises speak for me:

“YOU IDIOTS! YOU SONS OF B*TCHES! YOU’RE KILLING US!”

[republikkkanorcs]

[animentality]

the trumpers are out here insisting that trump won because those uppity city liberals are so arrogant and snooty looking down on them with their superiority complexes, and they lost the election because they refused to pander emotionally to the beer guzzlers and gun toting rednecks of this proud nation, well.

I'm just gonna say something even white trash can understand...

with all due respect... fuck your feelings.

dumbass hicks.

[odinsblog]

The other thing is that these witnesses, in the way they describe the attacks, there's a real similarity to the pattern. So both Natasha Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds describe encounters with Trump that began as a perfectly appropriate conversation, “We were talking and then on a dime, it changed to sexual assault.” There was a suddenness and also a recklessness.

Jessica Leeds is assaulted on a plane where there were other people. Natasha Stoynoff says she was assaulted in Donald Trump's own home with a pregnant Melania upstairs changing her clothes.

There's a recklessness, a bravado that is consistent with things we've heard Donald Trump say, “I can get away with anything. I can shoot someone in Fifth Avenue and get away with it.” There's almost a thrill seeking quality to seeing how far he can push it and get away with it.

And you hear that same bravado in the Access Hollywood tape: “You can do it. When you're a star, you can do anything. You can grab them by the pussy. You can grab them and they let you do it.”

And so you ask the question, how serious, how literally will the jury take that Access Hollywood tape?

Well, that's going to be up to the jury.

—Jane Manning, director of the Women's Equal Justice Project and former sex crimes prosecutor, offers updates on the Donald Trump rape case.