It was a man. The police publicly said they were willing to investigate if a victim pushed charges.

Yeah, but they both get punished, which is something 99.9999% of sexual predators don’t, including Louis CK.

You are confusing “mob justice” with “accountability”.

I remember that shit.

It’s sad that she died and there will be lots of glowing articles about her in the coming days.

...but both tend to get more than five months.

Negative public opinion =/= “vigilante and [/or] mob justice.” Christ, the fact that I even have to say this....

lol

You mean Garrison Keillor, who publicly misrepresented the allegations against him? Who admitted in January that he sent his female employees sexually explicit messages, but didn’t see anything wrong with it? Who was paid $275,000 in a settlement not because he was innocent, but because they were contractually…

Agree: will need totally new schtick. Also: eyes not deadened by chronic masturbation.

Men constantly engage in the handwringing about how men’s lives will be ruined over sexual assault accusations. Yet all the people named in this article are still rich, still have not faced criminal punishment, and after a year or less of public shaming (except in the Cosby case, which has been dragging on a while),…

The consensus is that while his behavior was clearly wrong it was not at the level of a Harvey Weinstein, James Toback or Bill Cosby.

You like that take? Bernie’s campaign and his refusal to concede damaged Hillary so much with many of his supporters that they fell for Russian propaganda against her.

Yeah... it does seem to be their shtick. I’m ok with Cynthia running, sure I might respect her more if she started out running for a “smaller” (still freakin important) position but as a NY’er I’m so fucking tired of Cuomo. He’s not bad to look at and I have a weird crush on the sound of his voice but he’s corrupt AF…

>her gubernatorial run sets a chilling precedent for celebrities seeking elected office

I think you meant:

Nice legs?