Do you think Amber Heard made it harder now for women to get believed?

[CAPTAIN-OBVIOUS]

Yes

No

[MrOracle]

It's not just AH. Evan Rachel Wood appears to have fabricated a lot of her "evidence", and she actually made a multi-part documentary accusing Marilyn Manson. Among them, she sent a fake letter, presumably from the FBI, to Manson. She later sent a version of that letter to the father of her child after she moved across the country without notice and took the kid, and totally dismissed his pleas to see his child or even know how it was doing.

Lots of other shady stuff is coming to light, and like AH, it points to extreme narcissism and a complete indifference towards the law as well as what is morally right.

[OlderAndWiser]

I think that most people have enough sense to realize two things about this case:

1. Many celebrities lead some fucked up lives and they are not typical of how normal people live.

2. Even as celebrities go, this bitch is crazier than an outhouse dog.

[Luv_Bailey]

No. I believe that there are more women that are actually assaulted and not believed than the other way around. Heterosexual men took this small percent and ran with it to make women look bad and maybe to be able to get away with assault and scream that she's a liar because of what Amber Heard (1 woman) had done.

[Bellafioref]

100% YES

[melanieeeB]

Nope but I think now people will look more into the evidence and not just take someone's word's for the truth

[ethanallen]

No. Women will always be believed and men will have to defend themselves. When I meet a woman and we are alone, I always wear a recording device. I may never need the copy of our conversation but in the rare event that she decides to fabricate a false charge, I'll be immediately prepared to refute it. Additionally, I can use my recording as evidence (in some states) as evidence in a civil lawsuit against the woman who made the false charge. Men need to swallow the red pill. (Google Red Pill Men)

[DaveJord]

I said no, because I don't think most women are believable in these circumstances. She might of put an exclamation piont on the fact. But didn't make it any more or less believable in a general sense.

So few are willing to call bull shit when the see it. And jump 8n defense of women with out any real details or knowledge of the facts.

[monkeynutts]

Unfortunately it's time and place, when women get hurt, they have to tell people that will listen, that might not be their metropolitan police force. It might not even be their own families. Johnny Depp is probably a horrible person, I personally won't watch anymore films he is in. I'm also not keen on amber either, love and relationships are important to me, when they go sour it's a tragedy. Telling the whole world this stuff just ain't right.

[TonightYouu]

No these bitches did tho

Carolyn Bryant Donham

Got him murdered

Alice Sebold

Got him imprisoned

They both lied 😑

[TheFlak38]

Not at all. She's the exception. Not the pattern. In a gynocentric system the woman wins. Also, let's keep in mind that Johnny Depp had a female lawyer as well and that was on purpose. The world is ruled by women and their armies of white knights. If Heard had won people could have played the sexism card once again because the judges didn't believe Camille Vasquez.

[Chazmatazz269]

Amber Heard and other false accusers have definitely made it less likely that liars will be believed despite a complete lack of evidence. That’s the way it should be.

[HighValue]

Not really. She is just another example of the post "me-too" movement of lies where many women were falsely accusing men.

[anon1903]

Nope. Women were struggling to have a voice even before her. Now men just have an excuse with themselves that their "bad woman" theory is confirmed and women deserve what they get.

[hahahmm]

Why would anybody believe a woman (or man) without evidence in court? Nobody should. But of course there's lots of fools who do.

[Slartybartfast]

I think she made it easier for %50 of people who are in abusive relationships to be believed.

[jshm2]

She should not have been heard, and should have quit when she shit the bed.

[sheikalana]

Not really, because it was so obvious that she was faking a bunch of things.

[USLegionary]

I think it makes it easier for men to be believed when they've been falsely accused.

[loveslongnails]

If you were to survey most men, they'd probably say she just did what we expect women to do when they have something to gain - lie.

[BeMuse]

Anyone who has dealt with women, knows not to trust women...

[Juxtapose]

Our adversarial judicial system relies on the presumption of innocence until guilt is proven in a court of law. This has not changed, the court of public opinion is irrelevant.

[Subarugirl]

No, the only thing that case reaffirmed is that amber is psychotic... but everyone already knew that.

[msc545]

She is not psychotic - she has a personality disorder. Learn the difference, please.

[EarthRealm]

No one will believe you because your last name is Heard.
You done messed up aaRon
Now take your ass down to oshaghenisons office right now

[Anonymous]

At no point at all should people have ever been believing women BECAUSE they are women. That's completely moronic. This just illustrates the point.

[Cubus]

No. Her case is just a confirmation of some trend. It's not like it started anything that wasn't before