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RE: NY Times covered up Weinstein's predations
(10-09-2017 11:54 AM)CoastGuardHawk06 Wrote:  I have a funny feeling the mega silence from Hollywood and the left isn't just because their hypocrisy has been exposed.

At that point, it wouldn't be difficult (one would think) for them to just come out and speak out against this and further improve their image with their base and others.

Unless...

They're not talking because there's a lot more dirt out there. That's really the logical answer here. Put yourselves in their shoes and think about it. It would be incredibly simple to put out a statement saying, "I'm shocked, really. I never knew that side of him and it disgust me."

I have a funny feeling the reason we're not seeing a lot of that is because they know if they do... he'd swing back.

Its no secret that there are "casting couches."
10-09-2017 12:35 PM
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