Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:3rd Wave Feminism wants to guarantee equal outcomes to those who can't provide equal input to the system, and needs to destroy the natural human order so it can be replaced with an unnatural economic state that has failed repeatedly, and will always fail, because producers will opt out when the price becomes too onerous.
Hmm. So women who demand equal pay for doing the same job as men are out to destroy the natural human order?
Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:I call the natural order the rule of law which is embodied by jurisprudence and law enforcement. You apparently are comfortable with witch hunts and innocent people going to prison, sacrificed on the altar of your mentally ill Marxist ideology. It's disgusting.
That seems to be something rather different to the concept in your first post. by the way, I am not a Marxist. I'm not at all sure you know what Marxism actually means.
Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:I find it disturbing that DoubtingThomas is asking for a hard legally defined rule describing sexual harassment so he can figure out where the line is at work, and he's being virtually excoriated by people who can't be bothered to offer one, but instead provide examples of a man ejaculating into sippy cups as the 'standard' of behavior.
Anyway. I'm all for removing ambiguity. I think if you give a man a rule book he can at least figure out if he wants to participate. More importantly he has rules, policies, and guidelines to go back to if and when he stands accused by an ambitious, revengeful, or spiteful co-worker. This current situation where a man is guilty based off the accusations of a past associate is ridiculous.
So EA's explanation of what legally constitutes dismissible sexual harassment is not clear enough for you?
Sexual harassment is stating or implying that a person's advantages or disadvantages in employment are dependent on them returning sexual favor or creating a pervasive - meaning frequent and severe - hostile environment based on a person's gender or discriminating against them based on the same.
Given that legal rules always require interpretation by a judge or jury in their application to any individual case, that seems to be pretty clear to me. The bolded bit, for instance, would seem to cover the behaviour that has been credibly alleged against Weinstein, does it not? And the text as a whole certainly excludes occasional leers or off-colour jokes, since the behaviour has to create a 'pervasive - meaning frequent and severe hostile environment based on a person's gender or discriminating against them based on the same.'
Can you give an example of behaviour that a decent and considerate person might engage in with a colleague, but about which you are in doubt as to which side of EA's definition it falls?