The Left keeps breaking its own rules. According to the feminist handbook, all female victims of sexual abuse must be believed even if there’s no evidence and no one — NO ONE — gets to criticize what the woman was wearing if she was sexually assaulted. But in the case of Al Franken, one self-proclaimed “nasty woman,” who is proudly a part of the Trump “resistance,” slut-shamed his accuser who happens to have photographic evidence of her claims.
Vivian Copeland, who describes herself as a “writer, book reviewer,” took to Twitter with the hottest take yet on former model and now-radio host Leeann Tweeden, who came forward Thursday with allegations that Franken forced a kiss on her and groped at her breasts while the two worked together on a USO tour back in 2006.
Before we get to Copeland’s tweets, we will summarize them: Tweeden was once in Playboy, so, she was basically asking to be grabbed. Imagine a conservative saying that:
Here's Franken's accuser. A far cry from the little girls Moore groped (and why haven't you spoken out about that you horrible hypocrite) or the respectable women who've accused YOU. pic.twitter.com/Id76FjN4LE
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
Leeann Tweeden as she appeared on TV to accuse @alfranken and her nude centerfold from Playboy. Quite the transformation. I don't care what party a person belongs to. Perverts need to be held accountable but false accusations aren't cool, either. pic.twitter.com/WfZXcOl1bP
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
The jury's still out on LeeAnn Tweeden and Al Franken but here's some pictures from her FB and IG pages. Hardly the bespectacled frump she portrayed on TV today. LOL. She's a Playboy Playmate, a gun fanatic and a tRump supporter. You decide. pic.twitter.com/jF9U510MVu
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
It doesn't add up. The photo with Al looks like a stupid prank. I don't know if he kissed her or not but her pictures from HER social media page sure look nothing like the woman she's pretending to be on TV.
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
Why don't you be better? I have a hard time with women who act sexy and then get offended when they're treated in that vein. I've worked too hard. Everything she's done is fair game. And once again these pictures are from her pages. You're the one with the problem.
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
I highly doubt she was treated like a woman of substance by Playboy. LOL. Excuse me if I have a problem with women who take their clothes off and expect to be respected for their brain. I've worked too damn hard for this shit.
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
Thanks for the "MANSPLAINING" but I'm very familiar with that sad trite old refrain. No one deserves to be attacked. But I certainly reserve the right to question a person's motives. I highly doubt she was treated like the paragon you'd like to think she is at Playboy. LOL.
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
When you take your clothes off you're going to be viewed as a sex object. That's the whole point of taking your clothes off. I'm not sure how a person who's done that expects to be taken seriously.
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
Since you seem to be related to her I guess we'll all have to bow to your intimate knowledge of her motives. Everything about her is suspect from her look, to her friends, to her love of guns, to her support of tRump but I guess she's telling the truth because she's a nude model.
— Vivian Copeland (@Belairviv) November 17, 2017
Here's another "resister" who seems to feel exactly the same:
Is this the new-new feminism?
As Ben Howe pointed out on Twitter, “Believe all women” seems to be out these days and in its place, “Blame the victim.”
It's difficult enough to know what women want, but it's impossible with feminists.
H/T Twitchy