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DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Been in only one big earthquake, but still not a Northridge level, in Washington. 6.8 was what it registered, and I was out on the road during it. Don't feel it in a moving car, but we knew something was up when the street lights were moving up and down.

I lost my McFarlane Ash and Snake Plissken figures in that earthquake too.

Oh I just looked up Northridge and it was only 6.7. Huh, Seattle didn't take anywhere near the same damage. I don't think.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

That this is treated as some apples to apples thing is emblematic of some uniquely American problems that have been terrible for the country.

Jason wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Been in only one big earthquake, but still not a Northridge level, in Washington. 6.8 was what it registered, and I was out on the road during it. Don't feel it in a moving car, but we knew something was up when the street lights were moving up and down.

I lost my McFarlane Ash and Snake Plissken figures in that earthquake too.

Oh I just looked up Northridge and it was only 6.7. Huh, Seattle didn't take anywhere near the same damage. I don't think.

Lose them in the gap between dimensions that the earthquake caused? :p

Or lost as in broke?

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

Right. He still served it and no evidence of it continued after. Should be able to get on with his life. Still has the right to work. Not far off from what that one SNL guy said about Louie CK recently in response to all the hate when Louie performed a show, defending that he has the right to move on with his life.

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

That this is treated as some apples to apples thing is emblematic of some uniquely American problems that have been terrible for the country.

Let's not understate drug problems. How many kids are neglected every day because single momma needs her weed to get through the evenings...

Foo wrote:Let's consider this for a moment. If someone commits a sex based offense, and you are going to push them to the edge of society and make them unemployable, even when in the company of no one but adults in a very secure setting, where does it ed up for them? Resorting to crime to live? Killing themselves?

If society deems the crimes so serious that this person can no longer be gainfully employed, should we be jailing them forever?

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

That this is treated as some apples to apples thing is emblematic of some uniquely American problems that have been terrible for the country.

Let's not understate drug problems. How many kids are neglected every day because single momma needs her weed to get through the evenings...

Drug problems are health problems.

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

That this is treated as some apples to apples thing is emblematic of some uniquely American problems that have been terrible for the country.

Let's not understate drug problems. How many kids are neglected every day because single momma needs her weed to get through the evenings...

Drug problems are health problems.

Drug problems are completely and easily preventable.

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:she wanted a sex offender out of the film. let's throw her under the bus, because of that. let's trash her character because of that.

He served his penalty to society, right? Do your co-workers get to dig into your past and get you ostracized because they object to your past?

Let's say it was a drug conviction, and not a sex crime?

That this is treated as some apples to apples thing is emblematic of some uniquely American problems that have been terrible for the country.

Let's not understate drug problems. How many kids are neglected every day because single momma needs her weed to get through the evenings...

Drug problems are health problems.

Drug problems are completely and easily preventable.

A lot of health problems are.

Of course, in America, illness much like poverty is treated as a moral shortcoming.

Foo wrote:BTW, Asia Argento is now claiming the 17 year old sexually assaulted her, and is saying it is now time for "Phase Two" of the MeToo movement. lulz.

zombie wrote:he should be able to move on with his life. victor salva is still able to make films. but throwing someone under the bus for just taking issue with his past feels weird to me. that's all.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:BTW, Asia Argento is now claiming the 17 year old sexually assaulted her, and is saying it is now time for "Phase Two" of the MeToo movement. lulz.

she's still a creep, no matter how she tries to wriggle out of it or shift the narrative or whatever crap.