High-Profile Sexual Abuse Epidemic

[Locke]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

I gotta say, I'm with you... but mostly because of JK Rowling.

Now, Woody Allen signs on to the project? We're cooking with gas.

Directed by Roman Polanski.

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by Locke

Directed by Roman Polanski.

I left him off for two reasons.

1. Honestly forgot he was alive.

2. The man survived the Holocaust, made it to America, became a successful film-maker, only to have his pregnant wife murdered in their home in one of the most famous crimes of the 20th century. It's no excuse, actions have consequences and all, but it's like... that specific cocktail of trauma does incline me to view Polanski in a more, let's just call it 'empathetic', light.

[Matata]

Originally Posted by Fuzz

So one pedestrian got hit by a car, which is not a very good way to kill someone. Leaves a lot of room for survival. The next died of cancer, and the last, suicide, which doesn't seem all that surprising given the circumstances. This isn't really evidence of anything at all.

You know the odds of someone having 3 different accusers die before trial for the same person are astronomically small? So small that hitting someone with a car to kill them actually becomes the vastly more probable event. Spacey was also connected to the Maxwell family, who is deeply connected to multiple intelligence agencies, all of which are packed to the brim with skilled assassins. Could these intelligence agencies kill anyone they want, any time they want? Ask Epstein.

I know the clinton kill list has convinced people that it's perfectly normal for multiple people to die before they can take the stand against the same individual, but statistically speaking, these are essentially impossible events.

[blankall]

Originally Posted by Wormius

I am going to regret asking, but how is that 2020 article relevant to his UK accusations or trial?

This website has some real hard hitting content too. This website may be satire:

https://www.distractify.com/p/roomma...s-food-in-bulk

"Why Are You Buying in Bulk?": Woman Calls out Roommate for Buying Food They Don't Have Room For

Edit: I can't actually tell if it's also celebrity gossip?

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by Matata

You know the odds of someone having 3 different accusers die before trial for the same person are astronomically small? So small that hitting someone with a car to kill them actually becomes the vastly more probable event. Spacey was also connected to the Maxwell family, who is deeply connected to multiple intelligence agencies, all of which are packed to the brim with skilled assassins. Could these intelligence agencies kill anyone they want, any time they want? Ask Epstein.

I know the clinton kill list has convinced people that it's perfectly normal for multiple people to die before they can take the stand against the same individual, but statistically speaking, these are essentially impossible events.

I feel like the intelligence services might be a little more inclined to kill for the sitting president the United States than they would for the guy who just played the president on Netflix.

That being said, three deaths in one year is suspicious if nothing else.

[GordonBlue]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

I left him off for two reasons.

1. Honestly forgot he was alive.

2. The man survived the Holocaust, made it to America, became a successful film-maker, only to have his pregnant wife murdered in their home in one of the most famous crimes of the 20th century. It's no excuse, actions have consequences and all, but it's like... that specific cocktail of trauma does incline me to view Polanski in a more, let's just call it 'empathetic', light.

what a crock of ####. he pled guilty to drugging and raping a 13 year old girl, and fled the country to avoid going to jail for it.

#### anyone who is empathetic to him.

[afc wimbledon]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

Artistically, film/television is a worse place without Kevin Spacey.

Here's a game: make the best movie you can using only cancelled (whether or not they've been revived) talent. Don't include a plot, just a roster of talent that, sight unseen, at least piques your curiosity.

And you can't use Robert Downey Jr - people say Iron Man was a comeback story for him, but all that really happened was he stopped being everyone's first choice for leading roles for like 18 months. He didn't go to war.

From the writer of Fantastic Beasts 1-3, JK Rowling

A Mel Gibson film

Starring:

Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey
2x Academy Award nominee James Woods
Grammy Award winner Louis CK
Featuring Kathy Griffin and Roseanne Barr as The Women
And Bill Cosby as The Black Guy

In the motion picture event of the year:

Doubt 2: Unconvinced

come on where's the love for Gérard Depardieu?

[Fuzz]

Originally Posted by Matata

You know the odds of someone having 3 different accusers die before trial for the same person are astronomically small? So small that hitting someone with a car to kill them actually becomes the vastly more probable event. Spacey was also connected to the Maxwell family, who is deeply connected to multiple intelligence agencies, all of which are packed to the brim with skilled assassins. Could these intelligence agencies kill anyone they want, any time they want? Ask Epstein.

I know the clinton kill list has convinced people that it's perfectly normal for multiple people to die before they can take the stand against the same individual, but statistically speaking, these are essentially impossible events.

Linda Culkin died after being struck by a car in Quincy, Massachusetts. No charges were filed against the driver, who remained at the scene.

https://www.mamamia.com.au/kevin-spacey-accusers/

Skilled assassins always stay at the scene of the crime.

Let's check another source.

The Patriot Ledger reports that Linda Culkin, 59, was crossing Burgin Parkway when she was hit by a car, with police Sgt. Karyn Barkas stating that Culkin was crossing while the traffic light was green. The driver tried to avoid her and, as a result, hit another vehicle head-on. No charges were filed against the driver.

https://popculture.com/trending/news...ck-by-vehicle/

I mean, come on. Do your research man. How could a reasonable person possibly think this is an assassination by professionals?

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by GordonBlue

what a crock of ####. he pled guilty to drugging and raping a 13 year old girl, and fled the country to avoid going to jail for it.

#### anyone who is empathetic to him.

Losing your family to Hitler and your wife and kid to Charles Manson (who also had a swastika gouged into his forehead - so in a way, he lost his family to Hitler twice) will do things to a man that put him not in his right mind.

Dunno what else to say. Life is crazy.

[Monahammer]

Just came in to unequivocally state that there's no doubt in my mind that movie would suck ####.

The egos involved alone would make it impossible to shoot cogently.

[afc wimbledon]

Originally Posted by Monahammer

Just came in to unequivocally state that there's no doubt in my mind that movie would suck ####.

The egos involved alone would make it impossible to shoot cogently.

Steven Segal says 'hold my beer'

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by afc wimbledon

Steven Segal says 'hold my beer'

There's no way that Steven Segal lets anyone but Steven Segal hold his beer.

[KelVarnsen]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

There's no way that Steven Segal lets anyone but Steven Segal hold his beer.

He might let Putin hold his beer

[Engine09]

Originally Posted by Fuzz

I mean, come on. Do your research man. How could a reasonable person possibly think this is an assassination by professionals?

That's the problem with these conspiracy nutjobs, they leave it to everyone else to debunk their extremely flimsy but elaborate theories. Just spouting off nonsense and pretending it's fact, so desperate to find any bit of info they'll repeat without checking or even a second to think on how preposterous it is.

And now the rest of us have to spend time to prove this garbage wrong.

Reminds me when a friend was quoting some antivaccine garbage, turns out the "medical professional" he was referring to was banned from practicing medicine in the US, was not educated and practiced voodoo.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by KelVarnsen

He might let Putin hold his beer

you spelt penis head wrong

[blankall]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

you spelt penis wrong

I think you've got it backwards. Segal was definitely doing all the cupping.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by matata

you know the odds of someone having 3 different accusers die before trial for the same person are astronomically small? So small that hitting someone with a car to kill them actually becomes the vastly more probable event. Spacey was also connected to the maxwell family, who is deeply connected to multiple intelligence agencies, all of which are packed to the brim with skilled assassins. Could these intelligence agencies kill anyone they want, any time they want? Ask epstein.

I know the clinton kill list has convinced people that it's perfectly normal for multiple people to die before they can take the stand against the same individual, but statistically speaking, these are essentially impossible events.

omg

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by blankall

I think you've got it backwards. Segal was definitely doing all the cupping.

fair comment

[GordonBlue]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

Losing your family to Hitler and your wife and kid to Charles Manson (who also had a swastika gouged into his forehead - so in a way, he lost his family to Hitler twice) will do things to a man that put him not in his right mind.

Dunno what else to say. Life is crazy.

he did have a tragic past, but you're using his past to make excuses for what he did.
dunno what else to say but his past isn't an excuse for his actions as much as you're saying it is.

[Fuzz]

Originally Posted by GordonBlue

he did have a tragic past, but you're using his past to make excuses for what he did.
dunno what else to say but his past isn't an excuse for his actions as much as you're saying it is.

They aren't excuses and don't absolve him in any way, but sometimes it's interesting to understand the psychological trauma that can lead people to extreme acts.