A SpaceX employee says that she spent seven years working at the company’s headquarters in Hawthorne, California enduring sexual abuse, unequal pay, discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation, in a new lawsuit against the company. But her story paints a much graver picture than those individual words can convey, describing widespread harassment and coordinated action to not only enable but also later give cover for sexual coercion, by a man she says was her direct supervisor.

  • @harderian729
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    Right. The only job she could get was at SpaceX.

    Her own greed had nothing to do with it.

    • Flying Squid
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      137 months ago

      Do you know her situation? No you don’t.

      This is some real victim-blaming. She was sexually abused. She was forced to father some asshole’s child. And your response is the employment equivalent of “she shouldn’t have worn that short skirt.”

      • @harderian729
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        She was forced to father some asshole’s child.

        Lol, what? I thought abortion was legal in California. Are you saying she was raped and kept the baby to term? Use your words, man.

        And your response is the employment equivalent of “she shouldn’t have worn that short skirt.”

        No it’s not, stop replacing what I’m saying with your own words as though they’re my own.

        • Flying Squid
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          107 months ago

          If you had read the document in the article, you would have known that he tried to force her to abort it after forcing her to have unprotected sex. It starts on page 13 if you want to read it for yourself.

          And if that wasn’t what you were saying, what was your point in claiming she was only staying in that job out of greed?

          • @harderian729
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            So… she chose to have a child with someone?

            Why are you even mentioning this?

            what was your point in claiming she was only staying in that job out of greed?

            Because, SpaceX is not the only company she could get a job at. That’s what I meant by my sarcastic remark saying “The only job she could get was at SpaceX” and “Her own greed had nothing to do with it.”

            How about instead of pivoting and moving goalposts, you admit you were wrong and move on with your life? I don’t think you’re capable of that, though.

            Can’t wait to see what irrelevant information you bring up next.

            • Flying Squid
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              47 months ago

              So… she chose to have a child with someone?

              What… the… fuck.

              How about instead of pivoting and moving goalposts, you admit you were wrong and move on with your life?

              Sure, as soon as you read the document that her lawyers filed and realize why the first thing I quoted above was such an incredibly fucked up thing to say.

              • @harderian729
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                What… the… fuck.

                Why are you acting surprised? You said she was “forced to have a kid with an asshole,” leading me to believe she was raped and couldn’t get an abortion. Then it turns out she just chose to keep it on her own and wasn’t raped. Where’s the force? Why are you even mentioning this?

                This is what I mean by you sharing irrelevant information, which you’re still continuing to do.

                Lol.

                • Flying Squid
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                  Why on Earth you think the very basic details of this lawsuit are irrelevant, I do not understand.

                  • @harderian729
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                    I know you don’t understand.

                    That’s why you keep trying to replace what I’m saying with something that’s easier to argue against.

                    I see it all the time.