Awful lot of people happy to see an old black guy in chains...
Not defending him, just saying, was he the ONLY celebrity doing this?
shareI am in no way happy to see him in jail, although I believe he belongs there.
shareWhat I don't like is people drawing easy conclusions to complicated situations.
Cos may have been an idiot and maybe a lot of innocent women were hurt, but at this point in time, with everything the guy did to entertain us, treating him like a common criminal seems wrong. He's an old man who may have made mistakes, and I don't give him a pass, but much of what I see here seems hateful and vindictive and make him to be an easy target. Not a good look for the compassion and understanding of humanity.
Even if he has to do the time for the crime, I don't understand why some people want to revel in the consequences. It's like they are happy he did something bad so they can pile on over it.
What does his having entertained (some of) us have to do with his harming the lives of a lot of innocent women and getting away criminal activity for decades? 🤷♀️
Do the crime, do the time. Being entertaining has nothing to do with it.
Well said. There is a racist undertone to the Me Too movement. Suddenly the casting couch becomes a criminal offense 50 years retroactively.
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