But don't you see? People need illusions to be inspired to be better people to make the world a better place, and Hollywood's in the buisness of providing illusions. How dare you question an actor's, sorry, an artist's private life when they're trying to make the world a better place every time they go to work?

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people just want to be entertained. And that's all they want from them.

I don't know about you, but I'm finding all of this hypocritical leftist vs. hypocritical leftist quite entertaining.

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people just want to be entertained. And that's all they want from them.

I don't know about you, but I'm finding all of this hypocritical leftist vs. hypocritical leftist quite entertaining.

Oh, I'm lovin' it. Part of me may eventually feel sorry for *some* of the victims depending on how true their stories are, but other than that, I'm lovin' it.

The Hollywood film industry, Broadway, Detroit, union-controlled industries, Washington DC, Baltimore, Venezuela, Sweden, etc. Everything controlled by liberals for a long time becomes a toilet.



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I work in the entertainment industry. As far as I’m concerned, burn it down so we can start fresh.

The gay community is furious in condemning Spacey. Are they angrier because he came out just as the pedophilia allegations surface, or are they angrier because Spacey said he "chooses" to live as a gay man?



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I would suspect that the Gay community is peeved that Spacey is using his "coming out" as a crutch to get sympathy and to detract from his pedophile news issues.

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The gay community is furious in condemning Spacey. Are they angrier because he came out just as the pedophilia allegations surface, or are they angrier because Spacey said he "chooses" to live as a gay man?



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read somewhere they were happy he came out, but pissed he is apparently a pedo as well,

as in thanks but no thanks,

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Originally posted by lyman:

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Originally posted by TigerDore:
The gay community is furious in condemning Spacey. Are they angrier because he came out just as the pedophilia allegations surface, or are they angrier because Spacey said he "chooses" to live as a gay man?



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read somewhere they were happy he came out, but pissed he is apparently a pedo as well,

as in thanks but no thanks,

Yeah...the statements I saw basically said they were condemning him for it, because coming out and using it as a crutch/excuse reinforced the negative image that gay men are inherent pedophiles, which the community has been battling pretty much since day one.

Much like Harvey’s apology where he said he was going to keep fighting the NRA.

Suddenly all these left-wingers are giant Prudes. Who'd of thought those who invented the Casting Couch would one day begin to morph into Conservative Republicans?

And do we really want them to?

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Originally posted by lyman:

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The gay community is furious in condemning Spacey. Are they angrier because he came out just as the pedophilia allegations surface, or are they angrier because Spacey said he "chooses" to live as a gay man?



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read somewhere they were happy he came out, but pissed he is apparently a pedo as well,

as in thanks but no thanks,

Yeah...the statements I saw basically said they were condemning him for it, because coming out and using it as a crutch/excuse reinforced the negative image that gay men are inherent pedophiles, which the community has been battling pretty much since day one.

They've also battled the idea that their sexuality is a choice. I would imagine that they are angry at both parts of his statement.



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Loving every minute of the pompous, righteous leftist implosion.

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Many gay men are serial gropers, and extremely sexually aggressive...much more so than straight men.

I wouldn't be surprised if many more gay abusers are brought into the light.

I see many people skipped over this comment, but I wanted to call it out for the BS it is.

We are gun fans, let's not be pigeon holed as homiphobes who throw out generalized statements about a group of people with literally zero facts to back them up.

Point of fact, so far most of the accused are straight. mkay?

Sorry, but I'm not cool letting a comment like that go.

back to the thread...

^^ hmm interesting point esdunbar (the guy behind the guy).

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^^ hmm interesting point esdunbar (the guy behind the guy).

ok now that was funny! LOL

Add Dustin Hoffman to the list: Link


Dustin Hoffman apologizes after being accused of sexually harassing a woman when she was 17

by: Nicole Moschella, Rare.us Updated: Nov 1, 2017 - 5:06 PM

Actor Dustin Hoffman has been accused of being sexually inappropriate with a woman who worked as an intern on a production set of one for his films when she was just 17.

Anna Graham Hunter made the allegations against Hoffman in a guest article written for The Hollywood Reporter. In her column, she claimed that Hoffman was “openly flirtatious” with her and groped her buttocks and talked about sex to her when she interned on the set of the 1985 TV film “Death of a Salesman.”

“One morning I went to his dressing room to take his breakfast order; he looked at me and grinned, taking his time. Then he said, ‘I’ll have a hard-boiled egg … and a soft-boiled clitoris,’” Hunter alleged. “His entourage burst out laughing. I left, speechless. Then I went to the bathroom and cried.”

Hunter wrote that she detailed the encounters in mailed dispatches over the course of five weeks to her sister, who lived in London at the time. She said that she had not read her own copies in years. They were reprinted in the column with some of the names changed.

Hunter admitted that she still enjoys watching Hoffman’s films and recently watched “All the President’s Men” and texted her sister, “Is it weird that I find him kind of sexy in this after what he did?”

Years later, Hunter said that she has a new perspective of his alleged behavior.

“At 49, I understand what Dustin Hoffman did as it fits into the larger pattern of what women experience in Hollywood and everywhere,” Hunter wrote. “He was a predator, I was a child, and this was sexual harassment. As to how it fits into my own pattern, I imagine I’ll be figuring that out for years to come.”

Hoffman responded to the allegations with a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.

“I have the utmost respect for women and feel terrible that anything I might have done could have put her in an uncomfortable situation,” the statement said. “I am sorry. It is not reflective of who I am.”

Read Hunter’s notes detailing her days at HollywoodReporter.com.

There's more at http://www.hollywoodreporter.c...guest-column-1053466

I wonder if it would be just quicker to find out who in Hollywood hasn't harassed/assaulted/raped someone.

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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
Many gay men are serial gropers, and extremely sexually aggressive...much more so than straight men.

I wouldn't be surprised if many more gay abusers are brought into the light.

I see many people skipped over this comment, but I wanted to call it out for the BS it is.

We are gun fans, let's not be pigeon holed as homiphobes who throw out generalized statements about a group of people with literally zero facts to back them up.

Point of fact, so far most of the accused are straight. mkay?

Sorry, but I'm not cool letting a comment like that go.

back to the thread...

Oh whatever.

Have you ever bartended and bounced in a club that had gay nights? I did for 8 years in Philly, both during and after college. During that time, I was able to make plenty of observations of the sexual aggressiveness of gay men, both toward each other and toward myself.

Ok, now it's gonna get weird because you said that MY observation (I don't speak for you or this forum) was homophobic. I'm a good looking, fit dude, I was then, and I am now. I was one hell of a bartender too. Worked straight nights, gay nights, even hip-hop black nights. I can't tell you the amount of times my cock or ass was grabbed without invitation by GAY MEN. The amount of times I was offered to have my dick sucked by dudes would make your head spin. Did I freak the fuck out? No, I smiled and declined because I'm straight and wanted to keep the job where i made up to $1000 a night for slinging drinks. (I can breath fire using 151 rum, it's quite cool).

Did I kick some ass when I was grabbed? No, not really, because I recognized that they were having their type of fun. If I was bouncing during the mostly straight nights, and a male touched a female the way gays touched each other, or me. We'd take the fucker out back and tune him up, the. Hand him to the cops.

During that time, I could have developed a hatred toward gay men, or just quit. But I didn't. I still have gay friends from those days that I keep in touch with and hang out with. Gays are cool by me. But even ask a gay dude, they'll tell you first hand that gays can be sexually aggressive, not all, but much more so than straight people.

I can keep explaining, but you've probably never had the experiences I've had. Either way, fuck off with your homophobic accusations.

To support RAMIUS here, when I was in college I worked at Pulse (the club that got shot up last year) and had offers to sucked dry almost nightly. Now, occasionally it was from a woman but it was mostly men. They're most certainly a sexually charged group.