Originally posted by @vivify Should it be illegal for all people in positions of power to engage in relationships with those under them? I don't know.
But one-size-fits-all approaches to laws are not wise. Individual circumstances should always be considered. In your article, a teacher having sex with a high school student isn't comparable to Clinton having sex with 22-year old intern at the White House.
Originally posted by @vivify Should it be illegal for all people in positions of power to engage in relationships with those under them? I don't know.
But one-size-fits-all approaches to laws are not wise. Individual circumstances should always be considered. In your article, a teacher having sex with a high school student isn't comparable to Clinton having sex with 22-year old intern at the White House.
Any smart businessman, supervisor would avoid this.
Originally posted by @vivify Should it be illegal for all people in positions of power to engage in relationships with those under them? I don't know.
But one-size-fits-all approaches to laws are not wise. Individual circumstances should always be considered. In your article, a teacher having sex with a high school student isn't comparable to Clinton having sex with 22-year old intern at the White House.
Yes it is. How old was Bill? What is the age difference between a young teacher, say 25, and an 18 year old?
Originally posted by @mott-the-hoople Clintons sexual affairs were not the grounds for his impeachment.
I didn't say they were. But they are WHY he was mercilessly hounded by Republicans in the press. Why they were actively looking for anything impeachable. When he lied, they finally had their excuse.
10 Dec '17 16:41
Should Bill Clinton have been removed?
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