Excuse me, would you mind if I masturbated while you were in the room

He did this before he exploded into the mainstream too, he wasn't a no-name but he also wasn't world famous comedian. I find it hard to be upset about it, its a little creepy but thats all it is, it's not some unforgivable act, it's his weird fetish that he let go a little too far, but still got consent for every time.

>rape
>no physical contact
>got consent every time

do you know what rape is?

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imagine you start a new job, you're a nobody at the company, the top dog there, somebody that could if he wanted to help you climb the ladder and boost your career asks you to come to his room, he then asks if you mind watching him jerk off. You can say no, but in the back of your head you're thinking its best for your career not to say no, so you say yes even though you didn't want to.

Now this would be more sinister if he actually fucked them or used his power to make sure he could keep doing this but seems like he didn't.

It's because he thought he would "get out in front of it" by saying he did wrong.
Imagine if he'd just made a joke about it

it wasn't on the job, it was a completely consensual thing between adults.
It was shit like this that sunk metoo, outed it as a grift. Like hobos that jump in front of cars.
The entire movement was started by a fat black bitch shaking down nigs for money.

gap of several decades between those cases

>it wasn't on the job,

>rumors of sexual harassment that have quietly dogged C.K. for years. Now, a little over a month after it broke the many allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, the New York Times has released a new report in which several women claim C.K. used his power in the comedy world to sexually harass and intimidate them.

>The report details the accounts of five women, spanning the mid-’90s to 2005. Each woman recounts startlingly similar situations in which C.K., an established comedian, either asked them to watch him masturbate or forced them to do so. In the wake of these accounts, HBO has announced C.K. will no longer be appearing in Jon Stewart’s upcoming Night of Too Many Stars fundraising show, nor will his past shows be available on HBO anymore. Netflix says it will not move forward with his next planned standup special. FX, which has worked with C.K. for eight years, has released a statement cutting ties with both him and his production company, specifically stating he will “no longer serve as executive producer or receive compensation.” The day after the report, the Orchard announced it would be canceling the release of I Love You, Daddy altogether.

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>become successful to impress women
>don't even touch them, just be weird with consent
>cancelled

>do you know where the term Nigger came from?
>no
>there was just some black guy being a Nigger
lol

The number of otherwise pretty much completely uncontroversial celebrities who signed a petition to drop the charges against Polanski is staggering. I mean, even highly respected artists like David Lynch or Wes Anderson signed it. Really makes me wonder if Polanski has some mob connections or something.

He admitted to it and tried to apologize thinking the left would grant him any forgiveness.

If he had denied it for like a week we could still have Louis kino.

He has matzah ball connections

No one likes a wanker