Discussion»Questions»Politics» Harvey Weinstein donated $1.42 million to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and more than $100k to the Clinton Foundation.
I could not think less of the Clintons. I don't care about this man Weinstein either. I imagine there are Weinsteins all over the entertainment business. So, stay out of that business. Any time a woman claims to have been abused any longer than one month ago..................I don't want to hear it, and I don't believe it....automatically.
That's right, particularly when the accused is a wealthy man. Women come out of the woodwork. I never believe them. They had an opportunity to bring charges at the time but they give reason as worry about their career. If they choose not to report then, that's it. They chose a nasty business, which it is especially nasty when you get outside of the circle called local.
Yes, that can be the reason but there are other reasons as well. Who the heck would believe their word versus the word of one of the most powerful men in show business? But since they chose that business, it's okay to blame the victim? Because what, they asked for it?
But perhaps more than the issue at hand, I'm struck by and sorry for whatever it is in your life that's left you so heartless toward other human beings.
Everyone with power tries to buy political favoritism, somehow. And giving that money to Hil-LIAR-y sure beat the pants off of actually having to bed her, probably thinks he got off cheap. (Just ask Bill!); but I digress . . .
If someone takes a close look I'll bet they'll find that that organization managed to get somewhere close to that amount to the Republicans too to hedge their bets. That's just politics.
As to the women that old Harv allegedly browbeat into sleeping with him . . . if the Statute of Limitations hasn't run out yet then by all means bring him up on criminal charges. But I'm betting that's not going to happen because in a lot of the alleged cases it was probably quid-pro-quo with buyers remorse after the fact (or knowing a good law-suite target with deep pockets). The cases would fall apart once the plaintiffs took the witness stand. After all, the casting couch isn't a new design from Jennifer or Haverty's.
This post was edited by Salt and Red Pepper at October 11, 2017 2:22 AM MDT
Benedict Arnold 