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More on Stan Lee

From his legal team:
“We are not aware of anyone filing a civil action, or reporting these issues to the police, which for any genuine claim would be the more appropriate way for it to be handled. Instead, Mr. Lee has received demands to pay money and threats that if he does not do so, the accuser will go to the media. Mr. Lee will not be extorted or blackmailed, and will pay no money to anyone because he has done absolutely nothing wrong.”

It does note:
It’s important to remember that in many cases of abuse, survivors do not feel comfortable coming forward about the events they experienced for a plethora of reasons.

 

Indeed. Heelsy should know better. But his jealousy of Marvel has driven him mad.

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2018/01/10/europe/catherine-deneuve-france-letter-metoo-intl/index.html


Paris (CNN)A collective of 100 French women including film star Catherine Deneuve have signed an open letter defending men's "freedom to pester" women, sparking an angry response from a group of feminist activists.

 

French contrarian trolls?! Well, I never!

 

Matt Damon

 

When you put Matt Damon's name up their with no context (unless you follow the link and sit through the video) it looks like he's being accused of sexual harassment, rather than being subject to criticism for saying there are different degrees of sexual harassment.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-he-blackmailed-woman/?utm_term=.0e73285474a7

a governor in a sex scandal.

 

A REPUBLICAN governor in a sex scandal...

Also, we now have a "Democratic" state senator in NY for the same (he caucuses with the Republicans to give them the state majority though)...

 

tying up a woman and taking nude photos of her then threatening to use the photos if she ever talks seems so much like some kind of black ops/illegal rendition thing unlike a Navy Seal.

 

Strike 2 today

 

Hm. I only read the title. I assumed the harassment he was commenting on was his own.

 

More on James Franco
http://variety.com/2018/film/news/james-franco-book-seduced-actors-anonymous-1202662019/

 

Katrina vanden Heuvel said it about as well and succinctly as I've heard it said. She said we need a zero tolerance policy, but "zero tolerance" has to go along with two other things: "due process" and "proportionality." I like that a lot. It seems like the "proportionality" argument has been getting a lot of blowback lately; that's part of what Matt Damon was trying to say and it got twisted that he was defending abusers.

I've asked women out at work before. Here's a case study in results: when one said no, I backed off and continued to treat her professionally when we worked together on things. When one said yes, we treated each other professionally in the workplace while we tried it and when it didn't work out, we continued to treat each other professionally in the workplace. I tend to think the "playing hard to get" thing is usually an excuse trotted out by men to excuse themselves for harassing people. Anyway, if a woman is playing hard to get with me, we probably wouldn't work out anyway, since I'm not into relationship "games," so it's just as well for me to go ahead and walk away. Some women feel that being asked out at work at all is improper and that is their prerogative. I don't think it's improper to make an approach at work, if it's done gracefully and backed out of just as gracefully if the woman signals a "no." I do think it's improper if there's a chain of command issue or an obvious power imbalance. I don't think a supervisor should approach an underling in that way. The whole point of all these anti-harassment things is to remove the ability of someone to exert pressure on someone else; with a supervisor in the asking position, that pressure is already implicit.

Once, when I was younger, so much younger than today, I did ask a young woman out numerous times. I reckon that's the closest I've come to sexual harassment and I do actually regret that today. I was just operating off the "playing hard to get" messaging society sends everyone. I feel kind of embarrassed about it now, mainly on her behalf because I'm sure it was very awkward for her. Youth: you're usually stupid.

 

I guess Steven Seagal will be moving to Russia soon.

LAPD investigating

I thought maybe it was something new but these are old accusations that have been around for years.

 

Doesn't he already live there?

 

Yes.

 

Aziz Ansari

 

So I guess he truly is....



The Master of None

 

More like the master of his boner ifykwim

 

As corny as my joke was, I at least had subtlety