The police force is much less about keeping us safe and much more about generating revenue. Memorial day weekend is a big moneymaker for these cops.

There are no good cops. The Culture doesn’t allow there to be. “Good cops” get fired or harassed and taken off the street and put behind desks. The “good cops” don’t speak up and against these other cops when this happens, instead they cover the body cams and make up stories to get their buddies off. None of this is…

Don’t be silly. Citizens don’t have rights.

It’s going to start happening more and more to white people because they didn’t speak up when it was happening to black people. Just like the opioid crisis.

Baha! But Cusack zinged her right back:

Call him a damn liar.

The reason people are going hard at Maggie is because she is a pretty near constant enabler of Trump’s behavior (and the destruction of this country’s soul). She tows the line, as does the NYT, in order to ensure Trump remains president and NYT readership stays up. I do get the distinction between lies and falsehoods,…

“...what he does can be hard to label because...he often thinks whatever he says is what’s real.”

Their lack of respect for her both as a colleague and a professional was appalling. Obviously, abusing anyone is wrong, but her career could more than rival Tambor’s. The idea that she couldn’t tell the difference between a minor spat and behavior on set that is beyond the norm is absurd.

I think most women have lived this interview many many times in their lives and I know personally I just want to go up to Jessica and offer her a stiff drink and an ear to bitch about the bloody men she is trying to remain friends with to be professional but damn are they dude-bro morons

Alia Shawkat, a younger actor with less clout than Bateman was able to speak the truth in that same room when she said that behavior wasn’t acceptable.*

Total gaslighting. And it’s offensive, like she isn’t a professional actor herself, who knows what to expect on a set.

Right, when she says “no one has ever yelled at me like that”, how the fuck can they just listen to that? And keep rolling along?

Exactly. To me it read like gaslighting.

Jeffrey Tambor is 73 FUCKING YEARS OLD! How much more damn time does he need in order to learn/grow into a person who behaves in a respectful and professional manner?

I think this interview will feel very familiar to any women that wants people to know what happened to them was not okay, but also feel pressured to go along to get along.

EVERYONE WAS IGNORING THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN THE CONVERSATION. *fume*

Reading the way these guys dismiss the incident in front of their co-worker who clearly DOESN’T THINK IT WAS NOTHING is very discomfiting. I get loyalty, even misplaced loyalty, but they don’t seem to have any toward Walter.

Dammit Jason, I thought you were one of the good ones

They’re all stupid suggestions. The only sensible solution is to stop playing the fucking national anthem.