Media fad. It's sad and gross that that's what this boils down to (but I don't disagree).

It's deeply disheartening to me that the reaction turned so quickly from "let's smoke out all the ****bags" to "I'm so over it, can we stop talking about this already".

I certainly understand WHY everyone is tired of it. It's the same news story, the same arguments, the same feeling of disgust every week when you find out someone whose work you admired is a scumbag, but at the same time, we need to confront this issue as a society aggressively and large-scale to hope to change it.

In one month we've circled back around to sweeping victims under the rug because we're tired of hearing about it. Absolutely nothing to be gained by doing that.

If Louis CK just said sorry not sorry and went on tour he’d make ****loads

I mean have you seen that skit where he’s just like “I hope somebody raped you”

There’s a market for everything

Are you thinking of Daniel Tosh? If not, links.

Batlord linked it before. It was the plot on his HBO show.

And that didn’t hurt Tosh either. He shouldn’t have apologized. Tosh was different because it wasn’t staged.

He’s joking about RAPE waaaaa

Yeah bitch he does aggressive cruel offensive humor

**** it -amp it even more

Help me out.

Ja it didn't hurt him and I think we should press hecklers as hard as we can but I was just thinking that you connected the two scenarios. I also think it's pretty likely that Comedy Central pressed him to make that apology and he wouldn't have posted it if he was just doing standup and movies.

Mario Batali apologizes for sexual misconduct, steps away from his restaurant empire - LA Times

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^ It's all in the sauce.

Larry King got popped. So did Michael Moore.

The fact check on Michael Moore was rated false by Snopes. Who'd want to have sex with him anyway?

Larry King was kind of a sleazebag dating back to the eighties. I think he's been married like twelve times by now.