So your saying that Macdonald has to account for every potential tragedy in an off the cuff interview on his new jokey tv show. If that’s the standard he’s held to then we are all just as culpable. You’re sitting at a desk right now brazenly characterizing these as internment camps, you’re not actually doing anything…

I don’t know whether Chris Hardwick is guilty or innocent of abusing Chloe Dykstra. As far as I’m concerned, the jury is still out. And if he did do the things alleged, he’s a scumbag who deserves to permanently disappear from pop culture.

Due process and rule of law are for courtrooms because they codify just behavior.

It is the same actually. The moment you decide somebody holds a view you disagree with and that justifies denying them an opportunity to speak on a subject related or unrelated you are engaging in censorship.  Don’t like them as creator or commentator, don’t consume their content and if there’s enough people like you…

So basically the writer of this article doesn’t like those with opinions that are opposite of his own.

Well quite a lot of cherry picking going on here.

“To that point, he says he’s “happy the #MeToo movement has slowed down a little bit,” because he doesn’t like the way it has progressed to automatically trusting everything that women say.”

Yep, this strikes me as another, “Well I liked him but I don’t like his opinion on something so now I hate him.” Norm is actually trying to have a balanced approach, looking at it with some perspective. I suppose it would make people feel better if Norm said, “Fuck my friends forever because of what they did.” That’s…

You know what, every day people say things that are incorrect or only half thought out. I’m sure Norm didn’t take five mins between questions to think real hard about his replies or to consult his team of handlers (as if). Words aren’t crime. I don’t think this interview makes Norm a #metoo apologist or makes him some…

Good. Fuck you puritanical pearl-clutching progressive pussies. What do want to do, destroy his career over his opinions? When did the left become so predictable and lame? He's a comedian. Who gives a fuck.

Evidently, Norm Macdonald thinks we’d all be better off if we went back to the days when everyone assumed women were lying about abuse or harassment and all famous people were given an infinite supply of second chances whenever they fuck up.

If we’re talking about your post, agreed.

I’m with Norm, I don’t automatically trust everything women say. Or men for that matter. Or those who don’t identify as either. Or those who identify as both. Or religious people. Or atheists. Anyone really.

Well she did really kinda make a big pain in the ass for people for basically no reason, plus she probably made life a real bitch for someone who already served the time for the crime he committed.

Exactly.

Eh, I don’t know. Sex offenders have a high rate of recidivism. A lot of murders have highly personal motivations. If you kill your spouse for having an affair, you’re probably not a significant danger to all the people in the neighbourhood who aren’t married to you.

Jeez, she’s really milking this. She briefly worked alongside someone who committed a crime, who was punished for that crime with time in prison. Nothing happened to her, she was never in any real danger, her life is exactly the same now as it was before.

The same liberals crying "ban the box" so convicted criminals can re-enter the workforce are the same hypocritically backing Munn here. Either convicted criminals who have served their times should get a fair second chance or none of them should. 

It’s the “if you put on screen, you’re validating it” set. See also, Netflix Insatiable. (not “see” literally, it’s kinda mediocre, but it is not what people say it’s about).

it’s okay for very young women to fuck creepy old men