Willis Hart's LLIN: On That Woman I Got Drunk & Raped Now Threatening To Press Charges

Friday, March 25, 2016

On That Woman I Got Drunk & Raped Now Threatening To Press Charges

Bullshit! I say that we were 2 consenting adults because we were BOTH drunk. Apparently in situations like mine only the fellow is considered a rapist? How is THAT not sexist; a) to the man in terms of unfairness and b) to the woman for treating her like an infant, or at the bare minimum a double-standard? It sure as hell seems like those things to me.

Yeah, and that this bitch is now threatening to ruin my life seriously pisses me off. Fucking slut wanted it.

Byline: This commentary was authored by Willis "I Love Strawmen" Hart. Purveyor of unfacts. LLIN-212.

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Flying JuniorMarch 25, 2016 at 10:11 PM
What do you suppose is going on with our libertarian hero? When do we start looking for him to post on the divorce forum?
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Dervish Z SandersMarch 26, 2016 at 10:25 AM
Because he so frequently worries about how so many women are lying about being raped, I wondered if he himself had been the "victim" of "false" charges. I guess this post is proof I was right. BTW, according to Mr. Hart he isn't married anymore.
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LLIN Proprietor: Willis "I Love Strawmen" Hart

Hello, my name is Willis Hart, the new proprietor of "Lying Lester's Irrational Nation", which will henceforth be known as "Willis Hart's LLIN". Lying Lester is no longer associated with this blog (see this post for the reason why).

FYI, in regards to my Blogger ID, "I Love Strawmen", I chose it because of my intense love affair with the informal fallacy, and not due to love for actual men made of straw.

Not real men because I am not gay (not that there is anything wrong with that). Although, I do also love our wealthy overlords, many of whom are male... but my love for the oligarchs is strictly platonic.

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The absolute truth is that it is my other blog rAtional nAtion uSA, that is a spoof... or, humor blog, if you will. A real man can laugh at himself as well those he has duped into thinking he truly is "rAtional".

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