Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has appears to disagree with Vice President Kamala Harris‘s statement on women’s trust, but could he have misinterpreted her meaning?
What Happened: On Wednesday, Harris took to X, formerly Twitter, and posted “Trust women.” Her remark was met with a response from Christopher Stanley, X’s senior director of security engineering, who shared the post on the platform commenting, “I don’t blindly trust anyone.”
Responding to Stanley’s post, Dorsey then weighed in, saying, “Don’t trust, verify.”
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One user in the comment section said that Harris wasn’t advocating for blind trust, but asking women to trust their own bodies. And the user is right.
Only concrete thinking nerds would consider that statement by VP Harris to be encouraging people to blindly trust anybody. Y'all KNOW it is referring to the bodily autonomy of women and trusting them with their own bodies.
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