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Just looked it up. Raping four different women in the early 2000s. One woman said she passed out woke up to him raping her and struggled with him until he choked her into submission. Three were Scientologists like him and they went to the police and the church and all charges and reports disappeared. That’s a big deal for a Scientologist to go the police against another Scientologist- it pretty much can get you banned. HuffPost says there is a lot of credible evidence against him

Man, I got into it on Twitter last night trying to argue this very point.

I feel like this is something a lot of people either don't know....or choose to overlook. Going to the police against a fellow member garners way more than a "you can't sit with us" from the church. Instead it's more like a "not only can't you sit with us, we're getting you expelled, everyone you know will abandon you and you will lose everything you've ever loved". At least one of these women went to the police over a decade ago, as well as the church and police have been investigating these claims for some time (albeit after being covered up for 12+ years).

Going to the police is not something Scientologists take lightly, nor is it likely to be a part of some elaborate extortion scheme since the church is known to vehemently defend members accused of rape and will throw however much money and resources it takes to paint victims as liars and make them disappear. Like there's literally nothing to gain from (falsely) accusing a Scientologist of rape unless you're REALLY into going broke over drawn out legal battles that you eventually lose.

Leah Remini's "Scientology" series is very eyeopening.
 

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Dude sounds like a scumbag, random but I only found out recently he's the brother of Francis from Malcolm in the Middle and Tara from TWD.
 

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Man, I got into it on Twitter last night trying to argue this very point.

I feel like this is something a lot of people either don't know....or choose to overlook. Going to the police against a fellow member garners way more than a "you can't sit with us" from the church. Instead it's more like a "not only can't you sit with us, we're getting you expelled, everyone you know will abandon you and you will lose everything you've ever loved". At least one of these women went to the police over a decade ago, as well as the church and police have been investigating these claims for some time (albeit after being covered up for 12+ years).

Going to the police is not something Scientologists take lightly, nor is it likely to be a part of some elaborate extortion scheme since the church is known to vehemently defend members accused of rape and will throw however much money and resources it takes to paint victims as liars and make them disappear. Like there's literally nothing to gain from (falsely) accusing a Scientologist of rape unless you're REALLY into going broke over drawn out legal battles that you eventually lose.

Leah Remini's "Scientology" series is very eyeopening.
I watch Leah’s series too. The fact that three of those women went to both the police and the church lets me know it was true. The cover up and the lack of response from the police needs to be addressed. It’s outrageous. Maybe Leah will pick this up because this would help with exposing the church in a huge way. The cover up from the police and the church should let men here know that women do speak up, and nothing happens. This happens everywhere.

Danny is a piece of shyt. But someone help me out. Back in thes 2000s he was a reasonably attractive man on a hit show. I would think he could have found many willing women. Why did he choose to rape unconscious women? My bf said, “you assume that because of those factors, it’s easy to get sex.” Isn’t it though? This makes me feel like there’s this secret Hollywood society fetish of coming onto women and men and children who aren’t interested or who are physically unable to respond due to power imbalances or substances. Like those things get these men off. There has to be. It just doesn’t make sense.
 

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I watch Leah’s series too. The fact that three of those women went to both the police and the church lets me know it was true. The cover up and the lack of response from the police needs to be addressed. It’s outrageous. Maybe Leah will pick this up because this would help with exposing the church in a huge way. The cover up from the police and the church should let men here know that women do speak up, and nothing happens. This happens everywhere.

Danny is a piece of shyt. But someone help me out. Back in thes 2000s he was a reasonably attractive man on a hit show. I would think he could have found many willing women. Why did he choose to rape unconscious women? My bf said, “you assume that because of those factors, it’s easy to get sex.” Isn’t it though? This makes me feel like there’s this secret Hollywood society fetish of coming onto women and men and children who aren’t interested or who are physically unable to respond due to power imbalances or substances. Like those things get these men off. There has to be. It just doesn’t make sense.
Rape is very rarely about the sexual aspect; they love the power they exert over their victims.
 

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Dude sounds like a scumbag, random but I only found out recently he's the brother of Francis from Malcolm in the Middle and Tara from TWD.

I think Tara is just his half sister, but yeah, I just found that out myself.
 

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Rape is very rarely about the sexual aspect; they love the power they exert over their victims.
Right, so maybe I’m being too paranoid here but it seems like maybe there’s some secret society that promotes rape out that area.
 

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Danny is a piece of shyt. But someone help me out. Back in the 2000s he was a reasonably attractive man on a hit show. I would think he could have found many willing women. Why did he choose to rape unconscious women? My bf said, “you assume that because of those factors, it’s easy to get sex.” Isn’t it though? This makes me feel like there’s this secret Hollywood society fetish of coming onto women and men and children who aren’t interested or who are physically unable to respond due to power imbalances or substances. Like those things get these men off. There has to be. It just doesn’t make sense.

Plenty of girls/women had crushes on him and I'm sure he got plenty of panties thrown at him (as did everyone from that cast, including Topher) ....but that wasn't the issue.

I think the idea of an attractive, desirable man raping women is so difficult for some people to wrap their heads around because they believe rape is 100% about having sex and thus directly related to their general ability to obtain it....meanwhile that's far from the case. I mean... why do you think some fratboys rape unconscious women, despite being attractive, popular and/or having conscious, WILLING sorority p*ssy in the next room?

It's not that they just can't get laid or some shyt. It becomes more about ease of access (because let's be real, there's no seduction, foreplay or post-sex pillowtalk if she's unconscious, right?), plus there's the thrill of getting away with something taboo and/or the idea of TAKING something from someone without their knowledge.

This makes me feel like there’s this secret Hollywood society fetish of coming onto women and men and children who aren't interested or who are physically unable to respond due to power imbalances or substances. Like those things get these men off. There has to be. It just doesn’t make sense.

You're right about some men getting off on a power imbalance, but this is hardly exclusive to Hollywood. Men have had a fetish for abusing their power or incapacitating women in order to have sex with them for centuries. Obviously not ALL men, but from ancient slavery (think Romans, etc) to 1960s workplaces, there has ALWAYS been a certain subset of men who essentially only get off if they think they're taking something from an unwilling participant. And that's saying nothing of the bonafide pedophiles who couldn't care less if their advances were rebuffed by a child. They just care about getting what they want. And this goes for all of them, from Hollywood execs to teachers to priests.
 

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Plenty of girls/women had crushes on him and I'm sure he got plenty of panties thrown at him (as did everyone from that cast, including Topher) ....but that wasn't the issue.

I think the idea of an attractive, desirable man raping women is so difficult for some people to wrap their heads around because they believe rape is 100% about having sex and thus directly related to their general ability to obtain it....meanwhile that's far from the case. I mean... why do you think some fratboys rape unconscious women, despite being attractive, popular and/or having conscious, WILLING sorority p*ssy in the next room?

It's not that they just can't get laid or some shyt. It becomes more about ease of access (because let's be real, there's no seduction, foreplay or post-sex pillowtalk if she's unconscious, right?), plus there's the thrill of getting away with something taboo and/or the idea of TAKING something from someone without their knowledge.



You're right about some men getting off on a power imbalance, but this is hardly exclusive to Hollywood. Men have had a fetish for abusing their power or incapacitating women in order to have sex with them for centuries. Obviously not ALL men, but from ancient slavery (think Romans, etc) to 1960s workplaces, there has ALWAYS been a certain subset of men who essentially only get off if they think they're taking something from an unwilling participant. And that's saying nothing of the bonafide pedophiles who couldn't care less if their advances were rebuffed by a child. They just care about getting what they want. And this goes for all of them, from Hollywood execs to teachers to priests.
Right it’s more about power and also it isn’t exclusive to Hollywood. But what I’m saying is it seems like there’s this excess of men who specifically want that in that industry, so perhaps there’s some Illuminati type society out there that okays this shyt and protects these men. What made me think this was Bill Cosby’s case. He was supplied with quaaludes by doctors and had women sent to his rooms especially in the 70s when he was a guest on talk shows. The balls of some men to do this and then proceed to be on our tv screens every week, they feared no repercussions like regular criminals. It just makes me feel like something sinister was going on beneath the surface. Maybe this doesn’t exist and the conspiracy theorist in me is talking.
 

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Right it’s more about power and also it isn’t exclusive to Hollywood. But what I’m saying is it seems like there’s this excess of men who specifically want that in that industry, so perhaps there’s some Illuminati type society out there that okays this shyt and protects these men. What made me think this was Bill Cosby’s case. He was supplied with quaaludes by doctors and had women sent to his rooms especially in the 70s when he was a guest on talk shows. The balls of some men to do this and then proceed to be on our tv screens every week, they feared no repercussions like regular criminals. It just makes me feel like something sinister was going on beneath the surface. Maybe this doesn’t exist and the conspiracy theorist in me is talking.

I don't think it's that deep. Predators often seek out venues where there's an abundance of prey. It's that simple. Just like pedophiles who joined the priesthood. The church didn't make them abusers; they had those urges and sought out ways to fulfill them. And what better way to do that than a career where you get to spend copious amounts of time with children (unsupervised at that)?

As far as others helping predators like Cosby? It's hardly a conundrum or a conspiracy. The answer is MONEY and fame. He could easily pay people off and was famous enough to make them look away. Plus, fulfilling a man's sexual desires (whatever they may be) has been the easiest form of 'payment' since time began. Charles Manson was able to get bikers (Hell's Angels, iirc) to protect his bytch ass because he "paid" them with willing, sexually free young women.

No one really gave a fukk what Cosby did with these chicks in his private time as long as he was making them money and it wasn't their daughters or sisters who were in danger. No Illuminati link needed. Just simple greed, a lack of regard for women and sociopathy.
 

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Isn't this guy a Scientologist? :patrice: Guess he hasn't been praying to Xenu hard enough :manny:
 

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Isn't this guy a Scientologist? :patrice: Guess he hasn't been praying to Xenu hard enough :manny:


shyt like that is what makes me wonder how many of these Hollywood types really even believe in the shyt the CoS teaches. Like I know a lot of the shyt Christians believe would seem pretty wild to an outsider but damn, what Scientologists are into sounds like some shyt you could only find in a Heaven's Gate cult pamphlet from the 90s.
 
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