At what point did you realize that the #metoo movement was never about victims?

[Anonymous]

For me, its when Terry Crews came out about his sexual assault, and rather than being believed, Rather than seeing support, He received hate from both men and women alike, especially women who have suffered that kind of assault who were loud parts of the #metoo movement. That was when i realized that the #METOO movement was about nothing more than publicity and virtue signaling. nothing more.

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I will add that it only seemed to care if you possessed a vagina, and if said person who had a vagina was aligned correctly politically.

[Anonymous]

Well there was the Johnny Depp thing. But honestly it was all the various actresses who came out against Harvey Weinstein, certainly the guy was a perv but most of those actresses had gotten roles by sleeping willingly with Weinstein, they weren't victims.

[genericname85]

when everyone got on the bandwagon to speak about their supposed rapists and then every single one of these people lost their court cases cause they're lying ass bitches. that#s when.

[Anonymous]

back when I first learnt about Emmett Till, a black boy who got lynched for "harassing" a white woman which turned out to be a lie

feminism is rooted in racism after all

[oldpigg]

28% of young women now consider even men winking at them to be sexual harassment.

[msc545]

The metoo movement was about the persecution and vilification of men, and the establishment of victim status and monetary awards for women alleging sexual misdeeds by those men.

[Anonymous]

When Tara Reid came out with allegations, and everyone on the left dismissed her claims and acted like it didn't happen.