Johnny Canuck3
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He was only ever an image, and so can easily be replaced by another image.
Apparently OJ was also just a manufactured image, one that was quite different from what the man turned out to be.
He was only ever an image, and so can easily be replaced by another image.
The Ghomeshi transformation process took about two weeks, if that long.
Now there's more to back it up.But Klein's takedown was in 1992?
Apparently OJ was also just a manufactured image, one that was quite different from what the man turned out to be.
But Klein's takedown was in 1992?
It's going to make people less reluctant to refrain from getting the knives out if they remember what Klein said.That's got nothing to do with any sexual allegations. It's just that he was a twat.
That's got nothing to do with any sexual allegations. It's just that he was a twat.
At least he could do something brilliantly well though. Unlike Ghomeshi there was something substantial behind his fame.
Fair enough.
Might be a good idea, go on then.
no information about the proceedings,verdict or if it was settled out of court,which i suspect it might have with some sort of confidentiality agreement perhaps? never seen that dpl disclaimer before though.Some results may have been removed under data protection law in Europe
If not you, who?Not sure I'm the right person to start it off <snip>
If not you, who?
Some would say he's a terrible warning about Feminist Men. Was a Womens' Studies major at university.
Yes, except it can often be more complicated than that. How do we know the women he filmed actually consented and how does consent come across in a scene depicting sexual violence anyway? There's also the power aspect. Think I read some of the women say they went along with a bit of it at first because he was famous and charming, because they didn't want to rock the boat or were afraid of him?Which suggests (to me) that he lives in his own little world. What can be done with consent (ie the acts which were filmed) isn't the same as what can be done without consent, and he's apparently enough of an adult to be expected to know the difference.
Having read up a bit on this kind of thing in the past, my guess is that part - the taking women by surprise - was part of the thrill for him. And yes, arrogance or probably some kind of narcissism - his own needs are far too important to bother finding out what other people want.It's a bit of a giveaway innit.
Sounds to me like, having found some women who were into BDSM, he assumed that all women were. And/or due to his celebrity and arrogance didn't really care whether they were or not. Certainly didn't bother asking.
Bloody hell. Exactly the kind of tweet that could have attracted a fair bit of female interest in him. Wonder if that was him deliberately pretending to be someone he's really not via social media or what?And all the time he was coming up with stuff like this:
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Interesting choice of a first post. How many of your exes at least tried not to be sexist, even if they didn't claim to be feminists?Wow, that I didn't know! I was following the case because the behaviour described by the women has chilling similarities to an ex-boyfriend of mine. That one also happened to be my terrible warning about feminist men.
He can engage who he damn well pleases - I hope he gets an extremely fair trial and is found guilty at the end of it.He's hired a prominent Toronto criminal defence lawyer to represent him.
Interesting choice of a first post. How many of your exes at least tried not to be sexist, even if they didn't claim to be feminists?
Ok, now you mention it, can see that coming in with something milder is usually the done thing! But I've been reading lots of these posts since I started working night shifts whilst half-asleep (and I'm also pretty rubbish at small talk in any case). One I think. Though most of the others didn't see themselves as sexist, he was the only one that didn't become either defensive or dismissive when called out about sexism (and probably no coincidence that the least sexist equalled the longest relationship). Biggest thing for me, though, is that actions are much more important than words. I'm very wary of men who say all the 'right things' about women/gender these days. It's how they behave that actually matters.Interesting choice of a first post. How many of your exes at least tried not to be sexist, even if they didn't claim to be feminists?
Anyway, this case has finally come to court:
The Jian Ghomeshi trial: What you’ve missed in court so far
Looks like the Trailer Park Boys actress who was one of his accusers faced some tough questioning in court over the apparent fact that she corresponded with him after the alleged assaults took place.
I still think he's going down, though.