“After we had taken the picture, he noticed my tattoo and kind of grabbed me to look at it, and was really obsessed about whether I had Pluto on this tattoo or not… and then he looked for Pluto, and followed the tattoo into my dress.” It features a realistic solar system that stretches from her arm to her back and collar bone area. >But after the first picture was taken (above, left), Tyson decided to explore Dr. “Tyson was there, and he was dancing and drinking and all of that at the party, so a friend and I decided to get pictures with him,” she told me. This was supposed to be a lighthearted social event to show that astronomers could have fun, according to Dr. >The groping incident allegedly took place at an after-party following the AAS meeting in 2009, which took place in Long Beach. Right off the bat, we see that a single incident in which Tyson is alleged to have "felt up" a woman at a party ten years ago is being used as a truncheon against the man and his reputation. Allers says she probably would report the incident if it had happened today. AAS didn’t have a mechanism for reporting sexual harassment at the time, but Dr. Allers, Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Bucknell University, told me that she was “ felt up” by Tyson at an after-party following a meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) in 2009. >Two more women, including a fellow astronomer, say Neil deGrasse Tyson is guilty of inappropriate sexual conduct. I will include much of the article below, interspersed with my commentary:
AcAfee's article, which I felt really warranted a fisking for the benefit of this sub, and for normies who want to try and understand why why view the world that way that we do. Amet's spurious (to put it lightly) allegations have of course been tacked onto this new set of allegations, and may have even inspired them, as we will explore in Mr. Amet will become very relevant as this post continues. Why she chose to omit these graphic details in her original account is not explored by the interviewer. >" I woke up in his bed I was naked… When he saw that I had woken up, he got on top of me and mounted me, and I passed out again.” In a recent interview on Patheos, Amet elaborates on the moment she came "back to consciousness briefly", claiming: Those who know me well can attest to the fact that I lived with undiagnosed PTSD of rat least 25 years.
>I know this will be difficult for many of you to believe, understand or to know. I have lived in this nightmare for 30 years, and it stops today. I recall coming back to consciousness briefly, then next thing I remember is seeing him in the hallway the next day. I accepted a liquid in a cup made out of a coconut shell. He was like my big brother, or so I thought. >I was a grad student in Astronomy at UT Austin, the sam time that Mr Tyson was there.I wen to his apartment to visit like I did almost everyday. Tyson, by a woman named Tchia Amet.Īmet, a musician who once studied astronomy at the University of Texas, where she met Tyson, wrote the following in a blog post in late 2014: TL DR: Neil DeGrasse Tyson had an interaction with a woman in college four decades ago, and is now paying the price because of it.īut before we get to the most recent article, we have to back up a bit, to a PREVIOUS allegation against Mr. Strap in, gentlemen, this will be a long one, but worth the read. I think these accusations warrant a little exploration, and will provide yet another educational moment as to why MGTOW philosophy-in name or not-has been growing rapidly (I predict that this sub will grow to over 80K subs as soon as Monday). I'm not a fan of Tyson, and I wrote off the incident as yet another male supposed male feminist getting PoundMeToo'ed "let him burn", I said. Tyson is currently having his name dragged through the mud due to allegations of sexual misconduct from two women. Recently news exploded surrounding serious allegations against popular astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson, based on a report from David McAfee on (an outlet I've never heard of).
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