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FakeNameChanged 10-15-2017 09:57 PM

Interesting video from Courtney Love in 2005 on HW on twitter today.

https://twitter.com/i/moments/919548762804154370

MutuelClerk 10-15-2017 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by JustRalph (Post 2231688)

He has publicly apologized

He apologized on Twitter. Classy.

Fager Fan 10-15-2017 09:58 PM

I only knew he cheated on the wife and they've since divorced. Maybe with the nanny?

woodtoo 10-16-2017 11:16 AM

Political beast and former attorney of HW, Lisa Bloom offered 6 million dollars of hush money to Rose McGowan to change her rape accusations and support
Harvey Weinstein. Total number of abused woman so far is 43.

reckless 10-16-2017 11:35 AM

The women of the world should feel a wee bit safer these days. And, why is this??

Well, because of current Democrat [B]Harvey Weinstein[/B}'s 'problems', which dominates the day's news cycle, the former impeached President and serial rapist, Bill Clinton, now seems to be under 'house arrest' these days.

Clinton, the world's prime example of sexual predatory actions, knows enough to stay home and out of the public's eye, no?

I mean, how could Clinton comment on any questions pertaining to his pal Harvey's sexual problems? Clinton did the same things Harvey is guilty of ... rape, molestation, groping, using the power of his office to abuse subordinates. The list is endless.

As long as Harvey is in the news, Bill Clinton, will be missing from the public eye, you can go to the bank of that.

Clocker 10-16-2017 12:56 PM

A reporter asked Hillary how Weinstein's behavior compared to her husband's.

She said, "Close, but no cigar."

thaskalos 10-16-2017 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Clocker (Post 2231811)
A reporter asked Hillary how Weinstein's behavior compared to her husband's.

She said, "Close, but no cigar."

If she really said that...then she should have been PRESIDENT! :ThmbUp:

classhandicapper 10-16-2017 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Clocker (Post 2231811)
A reporter asked Hillary how Weinstein's behavior compared to her husband's.

She said, "Close, but no cigar."

lmao

I don't have any problem with his womanizing. A lot of guys would like to have some fun with a bunch of beautiful actresses.

The problem is the rape/similar physical allegations and using his position of power to destroy or make careers depending how women responded to his advances.

Of course, the other big problem is that what he was doing was well known and both the media and Hollywood looked the other way. This is just another example of how untrustworthy the media is.

woodtoo 10-16-2017 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by thaskalos (Post 2231812)
If she really said that...then she should have been PRESIDENT! :ThmbUp:

Really. Thats all it takes to like Hillary.

davew 10-16-2017 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by woodtoo (Post 2231766)
Political beast and former attorney of HW, Lisa Bloom offered 6 million dollars of hush money to Rose McGowan to change her rape accusations and support
Harvey Weinstein. Total number of abused woman so far is 43.

I thought she was already bought off for $100K when it happened?

stuball 10-16-2017 07:31 PM

weinstein
 
watched a movie today by weinstein and couldn't help to wonder about what the female star had to do to get the part

NJ Stinks 10-16-2017 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by classhandicapper (Post 2231895)

Of course, the other big problem is that what he was doing was well known and both the media and Hollywood looked the other way. This is just another example of how untrustworthy the media is.

Really? Wasn't it the New York Times and The New Yorker that broke this story?


And, by the way, does it matter at all that "Too few people were willing to speak, much less allow a reporter to use their names, and Weinstein and his associates used nondisclosure agreements, payoffs, and legal threats to suppress their accounts", as was stated at the beginning of The New Yorker article?

I look forward to your response. (Pick an icon.)

Nutz and Boltz 10-17-2017 08:13 AM

For Chrissakes! All you have to do is look at the the slob and you could tell that he was a pig! When I first saw pics of him , I thought , that's a movie producer? He looks more like a pimp! You can judge a book by it's cover. He doesn't exactly look like Walt Disney.

jms62 10-17-2017 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Nutz and Boltz (Post 2232032)
For Chrissakes! All you have to do is look at the the slob and you could tell that he was a pig! When I first saw pics of him , I thought , that's a movie producer? He looks more like a pimp! You can judge a book by it's cover. He doesn't exactly look like Walt Disney.

Actually looks like a failed horseplayer from NY OTB days.

PaceAdvantage 10-17-2017 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by jms62 (Post 2232033)
Actually looks like a failed horseplayer from NY OTB days.

Hey, we agree!


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