The Hegseth "incident."
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You would think that a woman who was raped would jump a the chance to contact her violator via phone, and record him.
"Hey about that night, can we talk?"
"Yeah, let's just forget about it. I'm sorry."
"I know but I just wanted to hear you say that (for the police)."
"I didn't mean to hurt you."
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Yeah if he hadn’t tried to hide everything I would definitely be more skeptical of the woman’s story.
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I wonder how much he paid for the NDA? It ultimately didn’t stop the story from coming out, and now puts him in the awkward position of having as his official position ‘nothing happened but it’s a secret’.
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In one sense, it's a nothingburger. It's pretty obvious it was consensual. The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
The same people who weren't concerned about Biden molesting his daughter in the shower, now have their panties in a wad over this.
The only thing that concerns me, is the horndog aspect. As Stuart said, a soldier who won't fuck won't fight, but his actions worry me a bit about foreign powers, honeypots and entrapment.
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The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
This doesn’t make sense. If it were Mike Pence, sure. But having sex with a married woman doesn’t show up in his top ten list of reputational hits.
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@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
This doesn’t make sense. If it were Mike Pence, sure. But having sex with a married woman doesn’t show up in his top ten list of reputational hits.
You are stuck in this line of thought and can’t seem to get out. But the NDA is a reasonable thing to purchase to shut someone up, even if their accusations are fabrications. This is not complicated. You claim to be trolling but you’re honestly making this argument that the NDA is indicative of guilt. It’s not. It could exist regardless of guilt.
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@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
This doesn’t make sense. If it were Mike Pence, sure. But having sex with a married woman doesn’t show up in his top ten list of reputational hits.
But a rape accusation, even a false one, does.
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@Jolly said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
This doesn’t make sense. If it were Mike Pence, sure. But having sex with a married woman doesn’t show up in his top ten list of reputational hits.
But a rape accusation, even a false one, does.
Now that it’s out anyway, the NDA is purely a liability. Unless he really has something to hide.
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@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@Jolly said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
This doesn’t make sense. If it were Mike Pence, sure. But having sex with a married woman doesn’t show up in his top ten list of reputational hits.
But a rape accusation, even a false one, does.
Now that it’s out anyway, the NDA is purely a liability. Unless he really has something to hide.
That’s a non sequitur. There is value in shutting someone up if they are making unprovable and reputationally damaging accusations against you. That holds whether both parties sincerely believe their version of events, one party is lying, or both parties are lying.
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@George-K said in The Hegseth "incident.":
Jane Doe and her husband returned home either Sunday evening or Monday morning. That night they had sex, and he wore a condom (?).
Obviously she told him about that encounter, thus the protection till she could get checked out. Then, after some conversation, maybe a little retconning of memory, it became rape. Or maybe he really raped her. Would be an interesting set of verifiable facts if so, but believe all women amirite.
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@Horace said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@Jolly said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
This doesn’t make sense. If it were Mike Pence, sure. But having sex with a married woman doesn’t show up in his top ten list of reputational hits.
But a rape accusation, even a false one, does.
Now that it’s out anyway, the NDA is purely a liability. Unless he really has something to hide.
That’s a non sequitur. There is value in shutting someone up if they are making unprovable and reputationally damaging accusations against you. That holds whether both parties sincerely believe their version of events, one party is lying, or both parties are lying.
See bolded part above.
DON’T let them eat cake.
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@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@Horace said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@Jolly said in The Hegseth "incident.":
@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
The NDA was to squash anything pertaining to the incident, in lieu of future career opportunities.
This doesn’t make sense. If it were Mike Pence, sure. But having sex with a married woman doesn’t show up in his top ten list of reputational hits.
But a rape accusation, even a false one, does.
Now that it’s out anyway, the NDA is purely a liability. Unless he really has something to hide.
That’s a non sequitur. There is value in shutting someone up if they are making unprovable and reputationally damaging accusations against you. That holds whether both parties sincerely believe their version of events, one party is lying, or both parties are lying.
See bolded part above.
You keep reiterating that point, which I've attempted to engage in the other thread. You avoided that engagement, as you've avoided responding to any point I've made here. For the record, you have not provided a scenario in which an innocent Hegseth would be well advised to lift the NDA. The NDA is a good idea regardless of whether either party sincerely believes they are telling the truth. In order to engage with that point, you would have to provide a scenario in which an innocent Hegseth gains some advantage by lifting the NDA.
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The point is obvious and I have made it. Since the story is out, and the police report is out, the NDA no longer serves the purpose of keeping the rape allegations under wrap. Continuing to hold her to the NDA just makes it look like there’s something he’s still hiding.
DON’T let them eat cake.
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@jon-nyc said in The Hegseth "incident.":
The point is obvious and I have made it. Since the story is out, and the police report is out, the NDA no longer serves the purpose of keeping the rape allegations under wrap. Continuing to hold her to the NDA just makes it look like there’s something he’s still hiding.
It's an obviously weak point, and I have responded to it. Run the tape forward after the NDA is lifted. Now this accuser is out there going on all the talk shows, making money for accusing you of rape, with a financial motivation to make it as juicy as possible. None of it will be provable or disprovable. That's your "good idea".
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Fair point.
