I think Dipper meant a lawsuit against Kenton: she knowingly did something likely to damage the brand’s standing.

Question:

Was that the woman who also wrote that travel blog and was literally talking about her white savior experience during her many journeys?

Second wavers were fine with the erosion of abortion rights once they reached a certain age and decided their 401ks were far more important.

Obvs, they have to be silly inconsequential idiots to be shocked when a client asks to set up a video conference to see what they look like and get to “know them better” ick ick ick

Third wave is mostly considered to be “choice feminism”. Like “I choose my choice so it is ok, and it has nothing to do with the patriarchy if I do porn/get plastic surgery/pretend to be dumb to get men etc”.

Women of a certain age can be so disappointing in their service to men. It’s like some sort of Stockholm’s syndrome.

I’m not sure which I love more: this or Paul Sorvino’s thoughts on Harvey Weinstein.

Exactly. I don’t really blame her for not knowing the facts when every time Allen comes up, there are people CURRENTLY on THIS VERY WEBSITE who only know the Allen PR Campaign version of events.

Yeah, he basically controlled the narrative until the internet matured and counter-narratives became easier to disseminate.

I’m generally not a fan of open letters, either, but I think it’s really positive for this sort of full throated apology to have widespread exposure. It seems that Dylan Farrow was deeply moved by it, and we also don’t know what sorts of conversations Mira and Dylan may have had in private. I’d guess the open letter…

Plus, Allen managed an incredibly effective smear campaign against Mia during their divorce, effectively recasting her as as crazy. He ruined her career and made sure any advocacy for Dylan was seen as part of her “nutty” attempts to hurt him for falling “in love with” and marrying Soon Yi Previn, Mia’s daughter and…

But that’s literally what the #MeToo movement is about: being open. And the more prolific actors that publicly speak out against Woody Allen, the better.

And as far as for at the time of the movie goes, 1995 for most was not even “early internet” it was “what the hell is the internet?” days.

I think people tend to forget that we weren’t privy to all the details of every celebrity, every lawsuit, etc. back in the day. Early internet/pre-TMZ days was a whole different world versus today.

It’s amazing how Mira Sorvino has done nothing that can compare with all the rapists, harassers, and assailants who have been exposed over the last few months but she managed to write the must vulnerable, transparent, and effective apology of all the public apologies that have been coming out. That’s empathy for you.…

Well, she admits that she didn’t know the lurid details, even though they are now in public documents. This was the early days of the internet, so this type of stuff wasn’t as easy to get ahold of, public or not. Now, if it had happened recently...

“I’m wearing this ring that Jack gave me and I’ll always wear it, because love is a really cool, powerful, eternal thing and it doesn’t have to be defined the way we in Western culture define it as beginnings and ends.”

Straight, but I often say that just because I’ve never met a woman I’m attracted to doesn’t mean I never will. And I mention this because I just had an argument recently with a woman who snottily declared that this makes me bi, and I’m bi-phobic for identifying as straight and ... why the fuck do people think they can…

I say I’m bisexual, but really, it’s just that I don’t have a lot of strong opinions.