No you’re just humorless.

lol all the comments saying they don’t know who dril is. like that makes you cool.

I honestly can’t imagine how that’s possible.

You’re doing Twitter wrong.

We can’t even exclude Saul from Tarsus...

A man named Paul. That narrows it down.

Screw the people who did this.

And I think he should get credit for doing the right thing.

He’s displaying a level of self awareness that Weinstein, Toback, Spacey etc. lack.

I’m an ex-fan now, and I would have been more willing to accept this apology if he hadn’t had the audacity to stand in front of crowds and lead a tv series in which he moralizes and waxes poetic about all sorts of social issues.

Exactly. When an apology is basically just saying “Okay, you got me” the garbage person can still go fuck themselves.

That struck me as well. It’s not unlike Trump’s “when you’re a celebrity they let you do it” statement. What’s unsettling about it is that he acts like he somehow just arrived at the idea that it was his power over these women that let him get away with being a pervert (as if he previously must have just assumed the…

Two months ago.

No shit, Sherlock. It was a joke. He said it like ten times in a short statement.

Am I missing something, I see all the comments from people saying this is a great statement, but he never once says he’s sorry or that he apologizes. Just statements of fact and that he’s really admired.

Yeah, that bothers me a lot.

It seems pretty honest and contrite, but there’s still some bullshit self-aggrandizement and tone deafness in “I had power over them because they admired me”.

I would have given him a tiny bit of credit for it if he had issued it before the piece appeared, since admitting to his wrongdoings and reflecting on the privileges and power he abused is more than most of these abusers have done. Would it have absolved him or undone the damage he did? No. But it would have shown…

Here’s a better apology:

He should mention how admired he is a few more times.