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Originally Posted by CaptainYooh
I have no idea about what has happened, about why a 14-yr old boy was alone at an adult drunken party at night, about why Rapp didn't do anything about it for 30 years. Frankly, I am not that interested either. This - excessive drugs, alcohol, orgies - seems to be the publicly acceptable and admirable lifestyle of the celebrity entertainment world. It would be naive to assume that this lifestyle is not leading to some form of sexual discontent under elevated sexual pretenses.
The only point I am trying to make is that if anyone has been assaulted, he/she should charge lawfully before informing the media about it. The consequences of making cases like this public before the court decision is rendered should be severe for allegations that do not result in criminal charges proven in court. How could you argue against that?
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So what you're saying is that you would like a law that prevents people from talking about the private affairs and engagements they have with other people? Like if you slander someone, there should be consequences? Right? If someone harms your livelihood or business or personal life you should be able to bring charges against that person?