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"Yet Weinstein is just the latest in a long line of men whose left-wing politics coexisted harmoniously with retrograde attitudes about women. In his statement, Weinstein said that he “came of age in the 60’s and 70’s, when all the rules about behavior and workplaces were different.” Many people scoffed at this explanation, as this was precisely the time when women’s liberation brought workplace sexism to the societal forefront. But Weinstein was right in a way he didn’t comprehend. Ever since second- wave feminism became part of the political left, there have been men who, ostensibly enlightened in the realm of gender relations, are in fact deeply misogynist and believe that their progressive street cred somehow obviates their attitudes about women," See: https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-li...n-like-garbage |
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2017-10-30, 07:33 | Link #22 | |
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2017-10-30, 23:26 | Link #23 |
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I wonder how many "jokes" Seth MacFarlane made that were actually true like his Weinstein joke during the 2013 Oscars?
In a related note, Spacey responded with the allegation that he doesn't remember that incident with Rapp and if it did happened, he was very drunk and offers Rapp an apology. Unfortunately, he offers that apology at the same time coming out as Gay which the LGBT community has criticized since he using his sexuality to excuse what he may have did with Rapp.
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2017-11-04, 02:29 | Link #25 |
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Netflix Severs Ties With Kevin Spacey, Drops 'Gore' Movie
So yeah, after learning Spacey has been sexual harrasing not only Rapp but others as well, Netflix decided to drop him with all of the bad publicity he has bring. Leah Remini reportedly interviewed Danny Masterson's alleged rape victims: Why the footage may never air So the LA District Attorney has asked Leah to hold off airing the interviews until they decide to charge Masterson. With what's been happening in Hollywood, no amount of connections or money Masterson will protect him or his reputation.
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2017-11-05, 02:35 | Link #27 |
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Netflix Takes No Action Against Danny Masterson Despite Multiple Rape Accusations
Funny how one of their biggest star gets the boot immediately yet their smaller star whose connected with a cult doesn't.
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2017-11-10, 06:54 | Link #29 | |
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Portia de Rossi accuses Steven Seagal of sexual harassment
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2017-11-11, 04:24 | Link #30 |
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George Takei Accused of Sexually Assaulting Former Model in 1981:
"Accuser Scott R. Brunton says he was groped by the 'Star Trek' icon at the actor's Los Angeles condo." See: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...l-1981-1056698 |
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And that just made the decision to turn Hikaru Sulu into a gay character in Star Trek Beyond to honor Takei even more awkward. Well, it was already awkward when Takei himself disagree with the changes to the character, but this case took it one step further.
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2017-11-11, 13:08 | Link #32 |
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What I wonder is why everytime such accusations appear, people immediately assume that they are true. Why? Some random guy appears and claims that over a 9000 years ago a famous person made sexual advances on him. Seems fishy as hell to me, yet whenever news like this appear, people are almost always take the side of supposed victim. What happened to presumption of innocence?
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2017-11-12, 05:14 | Link #34 | |
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There are people who falsely accuse others of rape/sexual assault/sexual harassment. Lots of people. It’s terrifying to see how everybody buys into it without actually seeing if it’s true. If the person in question actually did it then I’ll be first to ruin the guy’s life, but I want to know it’s true first. Yet the world seems happy with “rapist until proven innocent......never.” The difference between the boy who cried wolf and the boy/girl who cried rape? Everybody believes the rape. Every time. What’s even fishier though? The fact that this is all happening out of the blue so close together. It’s like these accusers saw all the hysteria about actors being accused of rape and everybody believing them, and decided “hey, let’s do that too!” Are these accusations true? Prove it first.
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I'm not saying people haven't been victimized by false accusations. I'm saying that, in general, in the majority of cases, victims don't become accusers, and when they do, justice favors the accused over the accuser. For that matter, even the court of public opinion does, except in noisy exceptions like we're seeing now. Quote:
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That's what legal investigation is for. Also, I don't think those who aren't actual victims will be happily jump in to accuse celebrities of their choice. Why? Because if they're proven of false accusation, the legal and social consequences is so not worth it. Only a select few with well-thought-out plan/agenda will have the balls to execute a false accusation like that. That, or they're just downright stupid.
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First off, I’m going to make it clear that I’m not going to be replying to either of these two on this matter again. It’s obvious they either didn’t read my post properly or didn’t care to and just swung at me for what could even remotely be considered as defending anybody. I’m just replying to them this one time to show how they’re either warping my point, ignoring my point, or just missing my point altogether. So I won’t let myself get drawn into a lengthy thread debate past this when the guys on the other side are just wildly accusing me of things I didn’t say or intent, or talking about people I never talked about.
As I expected here come the people putting words in my mouth and accusing me of blindly defending the accused while distorting my point into something warped far from what I said. It just goes to prove my actual point. (Not the point Anh Minh and Obelisk are trying to warp my post into) Let me spell this out so you guys can’t warp it anymore: my point is that in big public accusations like this, public opinion automatically assumes the accused is guilty. If he is proven guilty, then good. But you cannot deny that as soon as an accusation goes viral like the one against Takei, 70% of the public immediately decides he’s guilty. Any comment section will prove it. And before you guys try to attack me for that too, no, no that number is not a researched number, it’s there merely to illustrate my point. So no, there is no blindly calling anybody a liar, or being a rape defender or anything. Only a point-out that innocent until proven guilty is thrown out the window for rape accusations. And yes, even ones that don’t involve big name people. And I don’t care what the actual number of such cases is; even one case of an innocent person getting their life ruined by people buying into false accusations is too much. And yes, I’m aware there’s hostility in my post. It’s just the one time since I won’t be responding to any replies they post. Sometimes I get this way when I make a post about something so serious and people try to argue with me by distorting my point and putting words in my mouth. Spoiler for Saving space:
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And one point you seem to miss is that in these cases, in your eagerness to cast doubt on the characters of the accusers (and don't fool yourself - that is exactly what you are doing, whether you want or are even aware of it) is that for the most part, even if you "win", you lose. And that you're not terribly likely to win unless the accused breaks and confesses, material evidence being so often nonexistent. As far as cons go, this isn't a very good one. And again, I'm not saying it doesn't happen. People take foolish chances all the time. What I am saying, however, is that I would appreciate a lot more delicacy before raising the possibility that the putative victims are, in fact, liars. I personally don't want to be part of some kind of internet lynch mob against someone who may well be innocent, but I don't want to add insult to injury to a rape victim either. Last edited by Anh_Minh; 2017-11-15 at 15:34. |
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Smallville's Allison Mack Has Allegedly Been Recruiting Women For A Cult
Somebody Save Me! Smallville Actress Allison Mack Is Accused Of Being A Leader Of A Sex Cult Well..... this will make rewatching Smallville strange at best!
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