[ SECRET POST #3116 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3116 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Fire Emblem: Fates]


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[Rebecca Black, Friday]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm aware these are all celebrities and one of them raped people but I lack any other context. And woopi is an actor?

[(Anonymous)]

Whoopi Goldberg played the character of Guinan on Star Trek. (Guinan's on the left, Whoopi's on the right) She's also been in several movies like "Sister Act", "Sabrina" and "The Color Purple". She is current part of a round-table talkshow called "The View".

Bill Cosby is an actor who it is now coming out that he raped various women. The roles he has played over the years have led the perception of him to be good and wholesome, while keeping his awful behaviors under the rug. It's just now that women are starting to come forward about the things he has done.

Whoopi defended Cosby in the face of testimony from other women until recently. Basically, defending a rapist because he hadn't been convicted yet.

[(Anonymous)]

"Defended" is not really the right word here. In fact, it's distinctly the wrong one. She said she didn't want to rush to judgement without proof. If "failing to rush to judgement without proof" is your definition of "vile, vile woman", then you're the one with a problem.

[(Anonymous)]

Well there's also an argument to be had over what the relevant understanding of 'proof' is.

Hint: 'convicted in a court of law' is probably not great as a sole criterion for proof.