Dean wrote:Guest wrote:Dean wrote:Guest wrote:Dean wrote:It’s almost like their careers didn’t pan out how they expected so they’re jumping on the bandwagon for a bit of cash and to get their name in the papers...
How does that theory apply to the successful women in the list of accusers of Harvey Weinstein? You know like Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cara Delavigne, Lena Headey, Oscar winner Lupita N'yong'o, Oscar winner Mira Sorvino etc
You mean the ones who waited until their career was successful AND for others to come forward before opening their mouths? If it scarred them so much why didn’t they speak out at the time? Worried about their own careers rather than their own self respect and well being maybe?
But you just said "It’s almost like their careers didn’t pan out how they expected so they’re jumping on the bandwagon for a bit of cash and to get their name in the papers..." now you're saying they "waited until their career was successful" make your mind up otherwise it looks like you're just bitching at the victims rather than the perpetrators.
There can be more than one reason why someone would choose to speak out 20 odd years after the fact.
The perpetrators are horrible, disgusting vile men that deserve everything coming their way. My only slight niggle is how some of the women are using it for attention or money, instead of speaking up when it happened. Not ALL of the victims I should emphasise, but some...
That sounds more reasonable, however you still seem to be erasing from history that the majority of the women did speak up at the time and the incidents were covered up by the studios.
What about the accusers of Kevin Spacey? Yesterday 8 crew members of the first series of House of Cards came forward with allegations against Spacey, are they "Jumping on the bandwagon " too? were they more worried about their careers than their self respect like the women you all lumped into one big "bandwagon jumping" extravaganza?