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He was, in fact, found not guilty on all counts.

(The allegations were patently absurd and, in all likelihood, inspired by a TV series)

After being exonerated Trump called his false accuser “crazy” — because she is: She’s batshit crazy.

Subsequent to that she was fired from her job — probably for being batshit crazy.

She, then (with the help and encouragement of the New York DA’s office) alleged her firing was the direct result of Trump’s “slander” (aka “calling her crazy”) — apparently Esquire magazine cares deeply about Donald Trump’s opinions and fired her based on his statement.

Problem for her (and the DA) was there was no crime prosecutors could legitimately charge him with so they, literally, rewrote the law just so they could charge him with a crime, convicted him and gave the batshit crazy woman a huge “settlement”.

Yeah but you, unhinged, Soros funded, brown shirted, Occupy Democrats, have no problem with any of this obvious weaponization of our legal system because you’re a bunch of lying degenerate thugs.

Transphobic to assu.e haircuts are gendered? Nobody thinks that a haircut itself is gendered; but the way you cut and style your hair can be part of your gender presentation. Part of my "presentation" is to have long hair pulled back at the nape of my neck. Mix what we consider "feminine" by having long hair, with the "masculine" style of the low pony with a simple tie.

Again, using your hairstyle as part of your presentation isn't putting yourself in a "check box." It's a way of styling your hair that can make you feel more in line with the gender you identify as. Getting to play with/change your presentation, especially in something as temporary as hair, is an easy way of exploring gender safely to learn more about yourself and how you want to present to the world.

Nobody says sex isn't real. Biology is a thing g we are beholden to, and the sex characteristics and hormones are why things like HRT and surgery exist. Gender is internal in a co.pletely different way, but ties to how you present to and want to be perceived by the world. You know what's an easy thing to change that doesn't come with the permanent of most HRT and surgery? Change their hairstyle. Use a haircut or style that is given a masculine or feminine connotation. It can always be cut again or allowed to grow out if they decide that the things they were experimenting with weren't for them.

2. Yes, it is a checkbox, as you said it yourself, feminine and masculine hairstyles.

3. Exploring oneself with hair. Honey that’s called style. Most of you forgot something called a personality. You might want to work on that.

4. Plenty of the TRA’s are pushing for sex not being real and a social construct. Why do you think girl-dick is a recent thing. More of them are becoming batshit crazy.

Once again, if you look at what I wrote, "masculine" and "feminine," you can see that I disagree with the "boxes" but am using the commonly used terms. The majority of society views hairstyles that way, which is why it can be an easy signal, even if hairstyles shouldn't be limited by gender.

Are you saying that style is completely separate from gender? Because that is a bold claim to make. And again, experimenting with style is a great way of experimenting with yourself, your gender, and how you want to be perceived by others. On top of that, you're getting one aspect of my personality, don't assume you know enough about me to know how I am when not arguing with this kind if idiocy.

They've been pushing GENDER as the social construct. If sex wasn't real then HRT wouldn't be required to align with the GENDER that someone is. You're conflating the two. Something that I specifically pointed out as a problem in the comment you are responding to. Celebrating girldick does not change anything I've said.

You’re just pretty much repeating yourself.

I’m an outsider looking in. Do you know how bad your "community" is? Nobody can differentiate between an activist and a troll. It’s concerning that you have to gaslight people in believing everything stupid thing and gate keeping is a bad thing, which it is not.

It also detracts from the actual argument I've been making. Which is that hair and how we style it is not gendered in itself, but can be an aspect of how people show and connect to their gender.

Kids can have wants about their hair and can question things about themselves, just like adults can.

I guess you haven’t heard about the "trans women" in the current news. Women pretending to be trans women and making money. All of the trans, they/them and other goofballs are complaining about it. But I thought people can identify as whatever they want? There are no rules. Gender is a social construct.

Transphobic to assu.e haircuts are gendered? Nobody thinks that a haircut itself is gendered; but the way you cut and style your hair can be part of your gender presentation. Part of my "presentation" is to have long hair pulled back at the nape of my neck. Mix what we consider "feminine" by having long hair, with the "masculine" style of the low pony with a simple tie.

Again, using your hairstyle as part of your presentation isn't putting yourself in a "check box." It's a way of styling your hair that can make you feel more in line with the gender you identify as. Getting to play with/change your presentation, especially in something as temporary as hair, is an easy way of exploring gender safely to learn more about yourself and how you want to present to the world.

Nobody says sex isn't real. Biology is a thing g we are beholden to, and the sex characteristics and hormones are why things like HRT and surgery exist. Gender is internal in a co.pletely different way, but ties to how you present to and want to be perceived by the world. You know what's an easy thing to change that doesn't come with the permanent of most HRT and surgery? Change their hairstyle. Use a haircut or style that is given a masculine or feminine connotation. It can always be cut again or allowed to grow out if they decide that the things they were experimenting with weren't for them.

2. Yes, it is a checkbox, as you said it yourself, feminine and masculine hairstyles.

3. Exploring oneself with hair. Honey that’s called style. Most of you forgot something called a personality. You might want to work on that.

4. Plenty of the TRA’s are pushing for sex not being real and a social construct. Why do you think girl-dick is a recent thing. More of them are becoming batshit crazy.

Once again, if you look at what I wrote, "masculine" and "feminine," you can see that I disagree with the "boxes" but am using the commonly used terms. The majority of society views hairstyles that way, which is why it can be an easy signal, even if hairstyles shouldn't be limited by gender.

Are you saying that style is completely separate from gender? Because that is a bold claim to make. And again, experimenting with style is a great way of experimenting with yourself, your gender, and how you want to be perceived by others. On top of that, you're getting one aspect of my personality, don't assume you know enough about me to know how I am when not arguing with this kind if idiocy.

They've been pushing GENDER as the social construct. If sex wasn't real then HRT wouldn't be required to align with the GENDER that someone is. You're conflating the two. Something that I specifically pointed out as a problem in the comment you are responding to. Celebrating girldick does not change anything I've said.

You’re just pretty much repeating yourself.

I’m an outsider looking in. Do you know how bad your "community" is? Nobody can differentiate between an activist and a troll. It’s concerning that you have to gaslight people in believing everything stupid thing and gate keeping is a bad thing, which it is not.

Transphobic to assu.e haircuts are gendered? Nobody thinks that a haircut itself is gendered; but the way you cut and style your hair can be part of your gender presentation. Part of my "presentation" is to have long hair pulled back at the nape of my neck. Mix what we consider "feminine" by having long hair, with the "masculine" style of the low pony with a simple tie.

Again, using your hairstyle as part of your presentation isn't putting yourself in a "check box." It's a way of styling your hair that can make you feel more in line with the gender you identify as. Getting to play with/change your presentation, especially in something as temporary as hair, is an easy way of exploring gender safely to learn more about yourself and how you want to present to the world.

Nobody says sex isn't real. Biology is a thing g we are beholden to, and the sex characteristics and hormones are why things like HRT and surgery exist. Gender is internal in a co.pletely different way, but ties to how you present to and want to be perceived by the world. You know what's an easy thing to change that doesn't come with the permanent of most HRT and surgery? Change their hairstyle. Use a haircut or style that is given a masculine or feminine connotation. It can always be cut again or allowed to grow out if they decide that the things they were experimenting with weren't for them.

2. Yes, it is a checkbox, as you said it yourself, feminine and masculine hairstyles.

3. Exploring oneself with hair. Honey that’s called style. Most of you forgot something called a personality. You might want to work on that.

4. Plenty of the TRA’s are pushing for sex not being real and a social construct. Why do you think girl-dick is a recent thing. More of them are becoming batshit crazy.

like plenty of people are fine being security or working retail. Many prefer it. But I've never met a single person who (without being pressured by family) wanted to work in the sewers.