I don't think anybody is creating a divide, considering AA is one of the "me too" leaders.
Who are they? How did these "they" have her do these things, especially considering the incident in question happened years ago.
I see. So someone should be able to make accusations regarding something that allegedly happened however many years ago, and be believed without question, but their personal life and whatever they did themselves should remain private.
Makes total sense.
I think it's clear I mean AA here. She presumably wants her own accusations to be believed, but what happens when accusations are made against her? We all saw what happens.I know you are most likely using sarcasm here, but is the ‘someone’ you are referring to AA or JB? Just trying to follow, no snark intended. THANKS!
I think it's clear I mean AA here. She presumably wants her own accusations to be believed, but what happens when accusations are made against her? We all saw what happens.
I don't think there is some big giant conspiracy against her.
I think it's clear I mean AA here. She presumably wants her own accusations to be believed, but what happens when accusations are made against her? We all saw what happens.
I don't think there is some big giant conspiracy against her.
I don't see the fun in any of this.I like how Asia Argento keeps talking. Please, go on! Every time you open your mouth, the story completely changes. Meanwhile, Bennett's story has stayed consistent this whole time. Keep revealing yourself as a liar, Argento! It's fun watching you incriminate yourself!
I don't see the fun in any of this.
What a complete mess.
jmo
I don't see the fun in any of this.
What a complete mess.
jmo
I'm not trying to start an argument here... but he was 17, correct?
It's funny to me how, he looks like he was interested. He didn't look like he said no. That "smile" on his face in the after picture didn't look like he didn't enjoy himself...
But, he was 17, so he couldn't "consent," right?
What about when a 15 year old kills someone? 16?! They are FULLY responsible and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law, per what I've seen around here... so does the situation just determine when someone can consent and when someone can't?
In all honesty... a few months doesn't make THAT big of a difference. If he was 13, 14, even 15, there would be a pretty serious issue here, but being a couple months from being 18, like his decision would have been different then? Doubt it.
I could be completely off, and I haven't read the whole thing, so I apologize if I'm wrong... but, meh.
I was 15 when I lost my virginity. I knew what I was doing. Completely. I was careful. But I knew what I was doing...