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Sexual harrassment

Maybe (some) men shouldn't be utter a..holes.. Simpler solution perhaps?
But where would be the fun in that?
The feminazis would have to then find some new cause for complaint in order to justify their perpetual loathing of those despicable custodians of male genitalia!
 
Maybe (some) men shouldn't be utter a..holes.. Simpler solution perhaps?

What standard of proof should be required ? How do we know that women are always telling the truth ?

The potential for revenge for perceived snubs or honest opinions would seem to be quite high.
 
What standard of proof should be required ? How do we know that women are always telling the truth ?

The potential for revenge for perceived snubs or honest opinions would seem to be quite high.

Yes, I think I read that one of the women said she didn't want to be kissed, but the article eluded to the fact the role called for it.
I guess a lot of questions will have to be asked, in the audition stage, then i guess it will be able to be challenged on the basis of discrimination due to prudishness.
This whole harassment issue, is going to be interesting, as those who are pushing it, try and preempt and control the consequences.
 
It’s easy to sneer at Hollywood doing politics but the Golden Globes nailed it
Abi Wilkinson
Instead of simply speaking out themselves, stars raised the profiles of real-life activists. A-listers who wish to use your fame for good: this is how it’s done

...... What was different about last night was that several politically active stars chose to capitalise on this chance. Instead of simply speaking out themselves, they attempted to elevate the voices of others. As well as wearing black in an attempt raise awareness of the #TimesUp anti-sexual harassment initiative, Emma Watson, Meryl Streep and several other A-list women all brought female activists as their plus ones.

Streep was accompanied by Ai-jen Poo, director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance in the US, while Watson brought Marai Larasi, executive director of Imkaan, a UK women’s organisation dedicated to addressing violence against black and minority ethnic women and girls. Amy Poehler’s guest was Saru Jayaraman, president of Restaurant Opportunities Centers United. Shailene Woodley brought Calina Lawrence who campaigns against social injustices impacting tribal reservations and urban Native American communities. Michelle Williams invited Tarana Burke, creator of the #MeToo movement and senior director at Girls for Gender Equality.

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A show of power, not fashion: dressing for the post-Weinstein Golden Globes
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Susan Sarandon walked the red carpet with Rosa Clemente, a community organiser and independent journalist who campaigns on issues including voter engagement and media justice. Laura Dern came with Monica Ramirez, the co-founder of Alianza Nacional de Campesinas, an organisation which advocates for female farmworkers across the US, which published a letter in solidarity with Hollywood actors against sexual assault and requested support with similar issues in their own industry.

Hopefully, all those women will now find themselves inundated with interview requests and other opportunities to raise their profiles and further their activism. Last night’s appearances alone will likely have inspired many people to Google their names and find out more about their work. Hopefully, the event will set a precedent. A-listers who wish to use your fame for good: this is how you do it. Seek out voices to elevate and provide them with new opportunities to speak out.

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...tars-politics-golden-globes-nail-it-activists
 
Well at least we know what the next agenda is going to be for the following year = final emasculation of males and what dresses they will be required to wear.
 
It’s easy to sneer at Hollywood doing politics but the Golden Globes nailed it
Abi Wilkinson
Instead of simply speaking out themselves, stars raised the profiles of real-life activists. A-listers who wish to use your fame for good: this is how it’s done

...... What was different about last night was that several politically active stars chose to capitalise on this chance. Instead of simply speaking out themselves, they attempted to elevate the voices of others. As well as wearing black in an attempt raise awareness of the #TimesUp anti-sexual harassment initiative, Emma Watson, Meryl Streep and several other A-list women all brought female activists as their plus ones.

Streep was accompanied by Ai-jen Poo, director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance in the US, while Watson brought Marai Larasi, executive director of Imkaan, a UK women’s organisation dedicated to addressing violence against black and minority ethnic women and girls. Amy Poehler’s guest was Saru Jayaraman, president of Restaurant Opportunities Centers United. Shailene Woodley brought Calina Lawrence who campaigns against social injustices impacting tribal reservations and urban Native American communities. Michelle Williams invited Tarana Burke, creator of the #MeToo movement and senior director at Girls for Gender Equality.

4793.jpg

A show of power, not fashion: dressing for the post-Weinstein Golden Globes
Read more
Susan Sarandon walked the red carpet with Rosa Clemente, a community organiser and independent journalist who campaigns on issues including voter engagement and media justice. Laura Dern came with Monica Ramirez, the co-founder of Alianza Nacional de Campesinas, an organisation which advocates for female farmworkers across the US, which published a letter in solidarity with Hollywood actors against sexual assault and requested support with similar issues in their own industry.

Hopefully, all those women will now find themselves inundated with interview requests and other opportunities to raise their profiles and further their activism. Last night’s appearances alone will likely have inspired many people to Google their names and find out more about their work. Hopefully, the event will set a precedent. A-listers who wish to use your fame for good: this is how you do it. Seek out voices to elevate and provide them with new opportunities to speak out.

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...tars-politics-golden-globes-nail-it-activists
Hollywood is such vapid vomit. Wheres a stray Kim Jong Un nuke when you need it. Hush money, actors flip-floping on supposed values, backing one set of rapists over another. Spare me the "Celeb" lessons.
 
Hollywood is such vapid vomit. Wheres a stray Kim Jong Un nuke when you need it. Hush money, actors flip-floping on supposed values, backing one set of rapists over another. Spare me the "Celeb" lessons.

Celeb lessons ? Really Moxxy be a waste of time and effort on you. You clearly havn't learn't anything since 1955 - and are determined not to.
 
Celeb lessons ? Really Moxxy be a waste of time and effort on you. You clearly havn't learn't anything since 1955 - and are determined not to.
Awww did I insult your idols.
Perhaps
Rose (I defended a pedo and held out for more money) Mcgowan
Or
Lena (I told everyone I touched my baby sisters private parts and defended a rapist cause we is mates) dunham

But it was all about the golden globes and thank God a Hollywood hero like James (I tried to have sex with a 17yo) Franco got the nod.
Please Hollywood, teach me more!!!
 
And then perhaps the next President of the Uunited States.



Miss billionaire who blamed obesity on child molestation by fathers. Who pandered to the women audiences who all looked like they came from the same egg:- hair styles, wardrobe, physique and hysterical fawning. Who has a social media pic of her lying on Weinstein giving kissy kissy
 
Miss billionaire who blamed obesity on child molestation by fathers. Who pandered to the women audiences who all looked like they came from the same egg:- hair styles, wardrobe, physique and hysterical fawning. Who has a social media pic of her lying on Weinstein giving kissy kissy

Yeah, just what the US needs, another celebrity President.

I hope Caroline Kennedy runs. There is someone with a sense of community service.
 
I don't think Ophrah would make the best next President of the US....
.......but sure as hell she would be miles better than our present resident raging sociopath.

As for your trashing of her. Pure Tizz
 
I don't think Ophrah would make the best next President of the US....
.......but sure as hell she would be miles better than our present resident raging sociopath.

As for your trashing of her. Pure Tizz

As for apologising for every left field knuckleheaded fad that needs a fawning fan... Pure BAS
 
Yeah, just what the US needs, another celebrity President.

I hope Caroline Kennedy runs. There is someone with a sense of community service.

Won't happen unless the Guardian and other boiler suited misandrist media rags get behind her. Is she black, is she homosexual, does she blame men for everything that goes wrong in her life, does she give out great life's lessons memes freely, is she a democrat, and does Bas approve?
 
Hollywood is such vapid vomit. Wheres a stray Kim Jong Un nuke when you need it. Hush money, actors flip-floping on supposed values, backing one set of rapists over another. Spare me the "Celeb" lessons.

to quote Alec Baldwin character out of Team America: World Police

"By following the rules of the Film Actor's Guild, the world can become a better place; that handles dangerous people with talk, and reasoning; that, is the fag way. One day you'll all look at the world us actors created and say, "wow, good going, fag. You really made the world a better place, didntcha, fag?"
 
I wonder how long it will be, before a female is refused a role in a show or any job, for arriving at the interview in inappropriate dress.
I would feel the interviewer, if male, would have every right to demand she come back in appropriate dress, as he felt he was being put under duress and felt it was sexual innuendo and harassment for reward.

Can't wait to see how this latest social engineering platform works out, it certainly is entertaining.

Thank god I worked in a male dominated power generation industry, it is too noisey, too hot and too smelly for most, and that's just the people. lol
 
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