Forgive me if this has been around here before but to be honest I generally skip over anything related to MeToo bc I’ve always thought it was a distraction. If Hollywood is the (or at least one) arm (mockingbird?) of the deep state (or the deeper state), which by all accounts it is based solely on what it produces and on the people involved dating all the way back to the beginning, then to think anything legitimate or positive or, frankly, REAL would come out of that abyss would be foolish. Metoo never made sense. This cdan link (read the comments obviously) has good info. Just wanted to share. http://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2018/06/blind-item-8_12.html?m=1
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GreenDell144 ago
This may all be true OP. And I think it’s worthy to talk about it. Upvote.
But just a few questions: what can a victim do with #me too? Should they avoid telling their story because they will receiv opposition and ridicule? Should they share their potential leads and evidence on #me too and risk it being wasted on deaf ears?
For the first pass in model of a Hegelian Dialectic, #me too should be considered a legit victims movement. As investigators and activist against elite satanic sexual abuse, it behooves us to keep that in mind. In agreement with your post, our opposition often takes tries to contaminate an element that they can’t control or silence. So in the second pass we of this model, we see the #me too supporters overplaying their hands and pushing things to ridiculous ends. Next Miss Piggy claims me too against Gonzo, etc.
Either way, the platform for victims voices gets taken away. We should be thinking about putting some eyes forward for another platform for victim’s voices. Perhaps this one is contaminated.
Wow. This is tough, right?
Judgejewdy ago
I don’t see why it needs to be considered a “legitimate” victim’s movement. Just bc supposed victims are speaking out? If they are victims, who’s to say hey aren’t still under the control of their handlers (or, you know, self-preservation, greed, whatever). That’s a more likely theory. Expecting anything truly real to come out of a world of fantasy is wishful thinking.
GreenDell144 ago
You are totally correct. The #me too movement was suspect from the get. I’m just trying to say that we shouldn’t throw the baby out with the dirty bath water. We want to give real victims a safe place to land.
Maybe we need to suffer a few bad reports from some bad eggs. Whatever the case, this investigation has been short on victims and long on speculation since forever.
If someone comes forward... we have the conflicting roles of skeptic and staunch supporter to play. It’s hard but we kinda hasta be fully engaged in both.
spacepopecoast2coast ago
yeah as we know most of the people in hollywood were born into it or started at an early age - many of the people who have come forward have alluded to being harassed when they were underage (although that seems to be brushed over, since for some reason it is assumed natural that an attractive 15-16 yr old deal with harassment from much older men)
although it is not the headline story, testimonies of abuse definitely give legitimacy to the idea that hollywood is full of secret abusers who are protected by one another and the legal system - I think think this very much opens up dialogue between those of us who have been researching for years and normal MSM fanatics
Judgejewdy ago
Sadly it’s a straw man. It opens it up for discussion only to have it closed up nice and neat wiith a bow on top by the media (propaganda) outlets who “report” it. The media that tells the lazy masses what’s going on aren’t going to implicate themselves. It’s all for show. In an ideal world what you say would help. But this is ALL controlled.