And there it is. In their world "trigger'ing" is a crime punishable by unpersoning someone. whereas out here in the real world, doing something mundane, that in some way "triggers" another persons past personal trauma's is neither a crime, nor even an offense. And that's her entire thing. "He came up to me, touched me in some casual way, and IT TRIGGERED ME!". Even assuming her worst accounts, where he supposedly kissed her. She went to his hotel room at a con. He kissed her. She said no. The encounter ended. That's not rape. It's not Sexual Assault. It's not even Sexual Harassment. It's simply the natural interplay between the sexes. He stopped when she said stop. That's the most basic line that separates a sex crime from acts of basic human nature and biology. She has no reasonable expectation that he or anyone not "ask" or in some way make overtures, beyond it being inappropriate to do in the actual workplace. (and his Hotel Room is not the workplace.) No law or policy outside of the most insane Campus Gender Studies Department forbids an attempt at a romantic or sexual encounter. All they require is it stops when someone says stop.
As for the religious stuff. Vic put together a rather engaging Bible program for Sunday mornings. Yes it's a little bit proselytizing, but in a fun entertaining way. And nobody is required to come. He literally does Bible readings using character voices. It's quite amusing. I think that's the thing that offended the pearl clutching SJW's the most. People liked it. It was something fun and harmless that brought a bit of faith into their lives. It completely undercut the SJW message of Religion and Christianity being an evil homophobic cult that wanted to lkill all the gays.
It's MA'AM!
