Are we going to elect Hillary Rodham Clinton for President of the United States and bury feminism in an unmarked grave during the process?
While expressions like “the land of opportunity” can be interpreted in many ways, the consciousness of America personified has become that of a typical promiscuous woman. Damned if I do, damned if I don’t! Are we going to elect Hillary Rodham Clinton for President of the United States and bury feminism in an unmarked grave during the process? Or will our nation finally admit that the assassination of femininity has surfaced at a time where the potential of electing a woman as president is at its highest?
Before venturing on a journey into the fetish life of Judge Aaron Persky, which is truly the bureaucracy of every drag queen’s nightmare, we have to remember how silent Hillary Clinton was during times of American distress. Shortly after the attacks of 9/11, then Senator Clinton was strongly criticized for her disappearing act in light of the crying game. People can always say what they want, but thank god for Mayor Rudy Giuliani. It was due to Mayor Giuliani’s efforts that New Yorkers were able to feel some governmental compassion after the tragedy occurred. So when is the Mary J. Blige of the political world finally going emerge? It’s as simple as Black Americans asking President Obama; “What have you done for me lately?” I mean Hillary has all the testosterone when she wants to use it. During her days as a Senator, Clinton wanted to make flag-burning a felony. I hope supporters of Colin Kaepernick realize this.
Are we going to elect Hillary Rodham Clinton for President of the United States and bury feminism in an unmarked grave during the process?
Despite all the vague speeches and silence on speechless injustices, presidential candidate of 2016 Hillary Clinton is now null and void in one of the most appalling court decisions ever made! Judge Aaron Persky has been a topic of vigilante targeting after news broke of his sentencingBrock Allen Turner, a 20-year-old Stanford student convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault, to six months in jail and three years of probation. The statutory maximum sentence was fourteen years in state prison; prosecutors sought a six-year term in state prison, and the defense asked for a four-month term in county jail. Turner was released from prison after only serving a mere 90 days behind bars!
You would think that our possible first female-president would be appalled by Judge Persky’s decision. However, we find a Hillary Clinton who fits more the role of one of LL Cool J’s Around the Way Girls, helping a little sister understand how she is to survive in the world through submission. Clinton avoids the condemnation of Judge Persky by praising the rape victim for her courage in not giving up on life. According to The Huffington Post, Clinton was quoted as saying: “It took great courage and I think she has done an important service for others.” Despite the courage of the victim, her assailant is now free to live his life as if no crime was committed at all. Clinton’s refusal to condemn Judge Aaron Persky for his actions is a clear indication that presidential candidate is no Monica Lewinsky. What about Judge Persky?
Brock Turner’s sentence is living proof that Judge Persky is just as much a “freak” behind closed doors as he is in the courtroom. Perhaps it was Persky’s strained relationship with his father that gave him the inspiration to investigate an alternative, yet sexually charged, lifestyle. Out of guilt, he followed his father’s suggestion to not only practice law, but to embody a career that was dedicated to resolving hate crimes and sexual assaults against women.
Each day that Aaron Persky attended Stanford University, the greater his sexual appetite grew. Female candy? Male candy? How about a home study course in German pornography? Where’s the video tapes? You have absolutely no idea of what fetish a judge is capable of until he stares into the eyes of the mirror that he must pull out of during sentencing. It is for this reason that Judge Persky stated in regards to Brock Turner; “A prison sentence would have a severe impact on him. I think he will not be a danger to others.”
Different than other men Persky had sentenced, Turner reminded him of his own sexual exploits during college years. ‘Yeah sure, there’s nothing wrong with holding down a teenage girl and taking it from her now and again.’ See for Aaron Persky his fetish grew to only include Eddie Bauer lingerie by appearance, no women and no men of color. They say that a woman can’t do what a man does in public and keep an honorable reputation. Hillary Clinton is proof of this statement. She can’t ignore a rape case like men can. The Brock Turner Trial gave Clinton the opportunity to distance herself the crimes of her own husband during his years as president. But instead, we find another politician whose thirst for power created a reason to ignore an injustice against her own gender. What does she really have to offer to the idea of a woman being president while condoning crimes against women and other forms of male chauvinism. Hillary has never been a voice for the women who support her. I guess that’s where the Clinton fetish begins
