Sexual Harassment of the DAY
Sexual Harassment of the DAY
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I'm frankly much, much more amazed at the people who seem to be genuinely shocked at the whole Weinstein/Spacey/Charlie Sheen/Louis CK/etc/etc/etc thing, than I am about the scandals themselves.
Seriously, people have never heard of casting couch? That Hollywood might have a kiddy diddler or two? Come on, now, let's not be naïve.
I'm in no way excusing any of the bad behaviour, but I am rather surprised that it seems to come as news to some people that this stuff happens.
- When adults with minds of children get to experience the world, this naivete comes out.pr2
- Ok cool. Some people are naive and surprised. Funny I'm actually not surprised by that. Cool coolpango
- So what do you think the public should do to prevent this from happening?pango
- Stop idolizing and granting special privileges to these celebrities would be a great start.BabySnakes
- He says its inevitable, so accept it. One of the most bizarre and meaningless argument that I've heard for a while.Beeswax
- So ditch em when allegations come out.pango
- who was shocked? Don't confuse concern with shockfadein11
- The general public was shocked, which is what I was referring to. I should have clarified. I know we're all more cynical than that on QBN.Continuity
- ok - I'm not sure how many would have been in the UK. We have had a whole decade of scandals on this level and bigger.fadein11
- The other thing I want to point out is that my post in no way condones, approves or supports sexual harrassment. This behaviour is not okay ...Continuity
- ... and should be actively combatted by anyone who suffers it, and those victims should be supported by the rest of us.Continuity
- In no way do I support pr2's caveman attitude on the topic. Precisely the opposite.Continuity
- Cognitive dissonance is a ball ache.jtb26