LOLOLOL…What fucking bullshit.
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It appears he’s going to have a lot of time on his hands to listen now.
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Fuck I haven’t cared about half these people but Louis has been one of the best stand up guys in the last ten years or so.
Damn him
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Maybe in one of the many reflective moments he will surely have, he may consider that not all of his thoughts and feelings should be verbalized or acted upon.
That maybe, as slim as the chance may be, that he is wrong.
Maybe.
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This is a pretty good new one mostly because he always has an opinion when it happened to someone else.
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As horrible as this may sound-
God, I wish this was true.
Of course… it must be true, since we cannot question anyone who accuses people of sexual assault these days.
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Ali Wong took a thinly veiled shot at Louis CK in her special “Baby Cobra”. I can’t remember how she worded it, but I instantly thought of him when I saw it and couldn’t figure why she was targeting him of all people. But she is a writer and a stand-up and that world of standup comedy is pretty small, so I now suspect she either heard something or experienced something herself.
Honestly, what has been described may not be illegal depending on the specific facts of what happened. I mean, it’s a bit weird and creepy, but not illegal. It just shows how little self esteem the guy has, which makes his schtick that much more convincing. He is funny AF but equally weird.
Part of me thinks we will see a lot more of this, “but he asked to show me his dick, have sex or a threesome and I said eeewww no, creepy weirdo” stuff to come out, in addition to legitimate casting couch, sexual assault, and harassment allegations. Then again, everyone deserves their day in court to establish the facts of the case, and we shouldn’t be judging these incidents on whether we like the accused, if we have have been harassed, or even falsely accused, or know someone who has been harassed or a false accusation. Of course we also have statutes of limitation for a reason.
That said, my experience with these forums tells me everyone already has their own theories which they’ll fight to the interwebs death to prove line by damned line, ad nauseum. Not you. Just people.
It isn’t a question of legality. From what I’ve read it’s certainly not illegal. Doesn’t change the reprecussions for his career in the short term though.
If it’s not illegal then it’s a private matter and not something I find worth getting worked up about. Funny and weird but meh.
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EH, the last few things I have seen have been pretty weak. The whole self deprecating/men suck/girl power thing was getting old. Now, we know why.
I don’t believe it. He’s a total bottom.
In other news, how does this guy still have a career?
In this case it actually doesn’t matter if its true because basically anytime this happens to someone else he will post a meme about it on facebook. If hes innocent hes still a hypocrite unlike some of the other people accused.
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Rofl.
Case closed.
I’ve briefly tried to look for the entire Howard Stern interview so that I could have a time-stamp for when this interview took place, but since I’ve never listened to him I don’t even know where to start.
Christ, the thing Takei talks about here is textbook sexual assault given the way the definition has expanded in recent times.
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Don’t say that! We all know what he does with his idle hands.
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I just don’t get it. All these rich, powerful, ugly, flabby men loudly shout about how terrible rape and sexual assault is, and then engage in rape and sexual assault.
It’s a goddamn mystery. I mean, how could you loudly claim something you didn’t mean? It just doesn’t make sense.
Those poor ficus plants.
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Its the same as guys the overly condone homosexuals. The more anti they are on some sex shit the more you can alway guarantee they are doing it.
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Because they never had someone call them on their BS. It’s amazing what one or two ass kickings can do for someone’s sense of privilege.
Camille Paglia said something interesting about these women and how they put careers ahead of their own sense of dignity.
Consequences of putting fame ahead of integrity and/or values?