@OnlyTwoSexes_@Ak2oid@DailyMail So at 18 people are old enough to vote, drink, smoke but not old enough to understand the situation they’re putting themselves in?
@GemmaGHernandez@DailyMail If anything it’s an insult to actual grooming victims. Anyone I know will tell you them same thing, at 18 you can legally vote, your fully aware of your actions.
@DailyMail It makes no sense, at 18 you are fully aware what your doing. You can vote at 18, drink, smoke etc, he tried with her, she said no. He never forced her into anything, she wasn’t a child, she was a fully aware adult. Im struggling to understand the issue here
@NorthPaul83@Areteofcandles@PolitlcsUK Exactly. Being a well known figure and being accused (true or false) accusations can have a big impact. It doesn’t take a conviction for a celebrity’s career to be ruined
@clint19460920@KHarveyProctor@davidwalliams I think it was more due to the fact accusations, (true or false) can destroys celebrity’s lives/reputation. You don’t need to be convicted as a celebrity to have worse ruin your career. Not to mention his private life may also be impacted as he has a young son.
@paulmichaelmorg@JonnyWorst I suppose being a big celebrity and stuff, accusations like this (if are false) can destroy his reputation and could potentially impact his private life including his family etc