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There is nothing worse than when a man in a position of power uses his influence to commit such a heinous act as sexual harassment.
We had an entire movement called #MeToo dedicated to making sure that this never happens again, yet the executive director at JPMorgan LevFin just got busted thanks to an anonymous lawsuit by a junior colleague accusing them of all sorts of disgusting behavior that only a man in power could pull off.
It's revolting that we keep letting men get away with... oh, what's that? She's a woman?
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The JPMorgan Chase & Co. sign is displayed on the exterior of the company's building in New York City, New York. (Plexi Images/Universal Images Group)
That's right, folks, Lorna Hajdini is the executive director in question and she is in some scalding hot water for several alleged lewd acts and pretty awful things said to her male coworkers, and some of the words that came from this woman's mouth you will have to read to believe.
Obviously, sexual harassment in the workplace is a serious matter, and if the allegations against her prove true, she should face appropriate consequences. But the gravity of the situation hasn’t stopped people on social media from having some fun at Ms. Hajdini’s expense.
A few eagle-eyed users on X even noticed that Hajdini and Dianna Russini, a woman who has a scandal of her own brewing right now, look a lot alike.
ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!
ESPN reporter Dianna Russini looks on during the NFL game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pa., on Sept. 16, 2018. (Mark Alberti/Icon Sportswire)
I really couldn't even tell you who is hornier, Hajdini or the finance bros on the internet lining up in droves to apply for the job.
This doesn't even need to be said, but if Hajdini was a dude, this would probably be the biggest story in the news cycle right now.
Move over, Epstein and Iran, the libs found a male Fortune 500 executive director abusing his power for sexual favors and being a raving racist in the process.
But since this is a woman we are talking about, it's been relegated to internet meme status.
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Actors wore black at the 2018 SAG Awards to show solidarity with survivors of sexual harassment and assault amid allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. (Bertrand Guay/AFP)
This is definitely what the feminists had in mind all those years ago.
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