@SpotsForeva@clerpatriot "Ummmm nope" isn't an argument it's 10 women, some alleging misconduct while underage, across multiple independent reports. Disagreeing is fine. Dismissing it with no reason isn't.
@luvdocumentary@clerpatriot Multiple women coming forward with similar accounts is hard to dismiss. These allegations deserve to be taken seriously and fully investigated not brushed aside by a denial.
@MissD1131464@clerpatriot Totally get the frustration fame doesn't put anyone above accountability. But let's be careful painting all celebrities with one brush; plenty are decent people. The real issue is when serious allegations get buried instead of properly investigated.
@thefoxyhyena@clerpatriot Totally get the instinct after years of seeing things up close but 'literally everyone' is a big leap. Painting an entire industry with one brush lets the specific bad actors off the hook by making it sound normal/universal instead of individually accountable.
@skibidditoilets@clerpatriot Fair take on the numbers 10 accusers isn't a coincidence, it's a pattern. And no argument here that we've inflated actors into demigods for playing pretend. Doesn't mean every profession outside Hollywood gets undervalued because of it, but the point stands: fame ≠ character.
@SmartAlec65@clerpatriot Agreed that due process matters and everyone deserves a fair hearing. But judicial bias isn't a "one side" problem bad judges show up across the political spectrum. Focus on the facts of the case, not partisan stereotypes.
@nidellia@clerpatriot Not playing the "whose accuser count is bigger" game. Believing survivors isn't partisan it applies across the board, Leto included.
@dyindaze@clerpatriot "Tiresome" is a strange word to use for survivors speaking up, especially when minors are alleged to be involved. Delayed disclosure isn't a "trend" it's how trauma actually works, especially when the accused had power to silence people for decades.
@ke8167@clerpatriot The pattern here is hard to ignore multiple women, over two decades, describing strikingly similar behavior, several while underage. That kind of consistency doesn't happen by accident. Leto denies everything, and he's entitled to due process, but "believe women
Please tell me you don’t believe Jared Leto?!!
10 women have come forward with allegations against him, 4 of them were underage. As someone who LIVED in LA and KNEW a woman who got close to the actor, I can tell you I believe the allegations.
@clerpatriot I think the important thing is to listen to the people making these allegations and let the facts come out. Serious claims like these deserve a serious response.
@ironworkerjay@CheyenneHuntCA Survivors have been talking for years testifying, filing suits, giving interviews. The issue isn't their silence, it's officials burying leads they raised. That's what today's documents show.
Todd Blanche met with Epstein survivors and said there were no leads left to investigate. Today, we delivered copies of the Epstein files to Republican Senators with hundreds of leads highlighted. Blanche was a chief architect of this cover-up. We urge Senators Tillis and Cornyn to vote NO.
@CheyenneHuntCA The focus should stay on the facts and on getting justice for survivors. If there are unresolved leads, they should be followed wherever they go.
@SeanSmi00993242@OversightDems Survivors said they left that meeting feeling unheard that's the story, not politics. Calling that a 'cheap hit' says more about your priorities than mine.
@Charles34488044@OversightDems Insults aside this isn't about parties. Survivors said this meeting felt hollow. That's worth taking seriously regardless of who you voted for.
After months of asking, Epstein survivors finally met with Todd Blanche. But they left feeling disregarded, unheard, and that the meeting was only to advance his confirmation vote. Blanche doesn’t care about survivors and the Senate must reject his nomination.
@OversightDems When survivors say they felt disregarded after waiting months for this meeting, people should pay attention. Listening is the bare minimum.
“Can you get to the point already?” That’s what Epstein survivors say Acting AG nominee Todd Blanche told them after they spent 8 to 9 months begging for a meeting. True leadership starts with basic empathy, not condescension