Are there no term limits for such obviously frivolous law suits or this about smearing the reputation of a wealthy, prominent man? Extortion? A Racket?
Will now more women be encouraged to come forward with similar or perhaps even more drastic claims or fantasies against this prominent musician? Is this the first ever such claim against Mr. Dylan?
Don't they say the more mud you throw something will stick or Mr. Dylan will be more willing to pay hush money! Which woman wants to get in line next? Are there any credible reports that Mr. Dylan paid hush money before?
Are we to reflexively believe any woman as we are told (Me Too)? "You [woman] Don’t Have To Be A Superhero to Disrupt Rape Culture"
Women as well are capable of and they do commit acts of sexual abuse or dominance on boys and men! Sexual abuse is not a one way street! This is well known to those who are willing to question standard narrative, but it is little reported! If you did not know, because boys or men rarely make these humiliating experiences public. Some violence of men against women was actually triggered by such past humiliations by their mothers or other significant women in their lives (This is by no means an excuse)!
Some women commit sexual abuse against other girls and women as well! How many rapes were willingly and knowingly aided or facilitated by women (irrespective of their motives)? Why is there such a deafening silence on this subject from like Me Too?
Don't be fooled this is part of the battle of the sexes! If you are a man, you are a rapist so we are to believe! If you are a wealthy man, you are a target, almost any woman who ever and however briefly intersected with your life can come after you! Men please do not submit to these claims when they are frivolous! Stand up!
"A woman is suing Bob Dylan for sexually abusing her when she was 12 under a New York law that temporarily lifted limitations on such lawsuits.
The woman, identified in court documents as JC, says the Jewish rock star groomed and exploited her in his room at the Chelsea Hotel over six weeks in 1965, USA Today reported on Monday. She says she suffered physical and psychological harm. ...
The New York State legislature, in the wake of the #MeToo movement exposing the exploitation of women, in 2019 passed the Child Victims Act, allowing people to sue their alleged assailants for a window of time, which ended Saturday. The woman filed the lawsuit the day before."
The New York State legislature, in the wake of the #MeToo movement exposing the exploitation of women, in 2019 passed the Child Victims Act, allowing people to sue their alleged assailants for a window of time, which ended Saturday. The woman filed the lawsuit the day before."
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