Dem Congresscritter: Women Dressing That Way Are Asking to be Harrased

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The race to say the stupidest thing in 2017 has a new leader.


A Democratic congresswoman told her colleagues in a meeting on Wednesday that staffers and lawmakers should stop wearing revealing clothing if they want to avoid sexual harassment, according to two Democratic sources in the room.

Politico cites two sources who say Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur (Ohio) made the comments during a closed-door Democratic caucus meeting to discuss sexual harassment issues.

“I saw a member yesterday with her cleavage so deep it was down to the floor,” Kaptur reportedly said. “And what I’ve seen … it’s really an invitation.”

“Maybe I’ll get booed for saying this, but many companies and the military [have] a dress code. I have been appalled at some of the dress of … members and staff. Men have to wear ties and suits,” she continued.

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No woman should be harassed in the workplace, but if you wear revealing clothing you are going to receive some stares. So if somebody makes a lewd comment or tries to touch you by all means file a complaint, but if you have your tits hanging out don't cry "sexual harassment" if you catch them staring at your chest. :dunno:
 
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This doesn't look like don't touch to me...
 
I can't get harassed if I try. I wear my assless chaps to work, and people just stare at me like I'm a weirdo.
 
The race to say the stupidest thing in 2017 has a new leader.


A Democratic congresswoman told her colleagues in a meeting on Wednesday that staffers and lawmakers should stop wearing revealing clothing if they want to avoid sexual harassment, according to two Democratic sources in the room.

Politico cites two sources who say Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur (Ohio) made the comments during a closed-door Democratic caucus meeting to discuss sexual harassment issues.

“I saw a member yesterday with her cleavage so deep it was down to the floor,” Kaptur reportedly said. “And what I’ve seen … it’s really an invitation.”

“Maybe I’ll get booed for saying this, but many companies and the military [have] a dress code. I have been appalled at some of the dress of … members and staff. Men have to wear ties and suits,” she continued.

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Well, if the freepers say so.
 

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