Yeah, thatâs pretty weird. But Iâm just going to withhold judgment on Kevin spacey for now. I donât know him so I canât speak to his character. And I wasnât there so I donât know what happened.
In his Twitter statement, Spacey denied any recollection of the incident with RappâŚ
âIf I did behave then as [Rapp] describes, I owe him the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior, and I am sorry for the feelings he describes having carried with him all these years,â he said.
@rocket ainât going to be around forever to clean up after youâŚ
A Rod Stewart mimic in Boise for a brother and a Nazi-loving shithead for a father. Shit. And I thought Spacey was creepy. That whole family seems super fucked up. No wonder Spacey is doing weird shit. That`s a pretty fucked up family.
What I find arrogant is the projecting Spacey did in House of CardsâŚPredatory sexual behaviour in the cellar in one episode. Method friggin acting!
This is what Milo got in trouble for. This kind of behavior is somewhat common for gay folk to engage in, to hear Milo Yinopolis tell it. Iâm not outraged and my opinion of Kevin Spacey hasnât changed.
Milo made an inappropriate remark which he has repeatedly apologized for from his personal experience where he was the victim and underage boy being exploited. He got absolutely crucified by the left wing media.
Spacey is the predator, the older age man taking advantage of a boy and the left wing media praised Spacey for coming out as gay.
Oh, so thatâs what the Clinton Foundation has been doing with its money all these years!
Case law says not necessarily. Iirc the Supreme Court of Canada let a wifebeater off in the 90âs on the grounds of drunkenness (and they had a spoof on TV with a woman slapping the chief justice and excusing herself by saying she was drunk).
Edit: it was a sexual assault case.
They changed the law shortly after that, basically to say it only works if youâre involuntarily intoxicated.
What American law says about this is another question.
Yup, exactly. Iâve been pretty drunk before but I can say with 100% certainty that I didnât sexually assault anybody. And, sure, there are plenty of nights I canât remember but those are relegated to the nights where I was home watching TV. I remember most nights I went out.
I donât think thatâs true. The majority of what I saw told him to go f himself for perpetuating the conservative stereotype that gay = child molester. He conflated the two and theyâll forever be joined in peopleâs minds. There were perhaps a few that congratulated him on that but the left saw it as a smoke screen just as clearly as the right did.
Though everybody has to concede that the media did jump on Milo for glamorizing his story of being sexually assaulted at 13 (by a priest, no less). Sure, Milo is a public figure and should be careful with how he frames things, but he also has the right to take back his assault if it helps him get past it. There needs to be a balance with the two, and pushing him to a place he obviously didnât want to be wasnât cool.
Though, I agree with Drew, sexual assault shouldnât be something that divides peopleâs politically. I would hope everybody agrees itâs horrible and go from there. I donât think people would like the stats on the subject, regardless of what their political affiliation is.