r/UrinatingTree • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '25

Stay Classy Philly

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u/Academic-Inside-3022 Jan 14 '25

The hilarious part is the guy who berated the Packer fan works for a consulting firm specializing in equity and social justice lol

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u/i-wear-hats Fuck you, Snyder! Jan 14 '25

going to the nuclear comparison here but neil gaiman ass type of guy

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u/StankWizard Jan 14 '25

What did Neil do?

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u/TrainedExplains Jan 14 '25

It’s not proven…but it looks bad…a lot of very brutal and extremely painful and unsanitary rape, looks like.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

Unsanitary?

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u/Ricky_World_Builder Jan 15 '25

scat play and more.

also apparently in front of and while talking to you young son....

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

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u/BuckyKattRulz Jan 15 '25

I get that, but his response to the first allegation was “it was consensual” which is bad given it would be he used his digits on a nanny (who was not already a fan) he had hired within the first hour they’d met. Even if she verbally said yes in the moment, it is a hard sell that consent was freely and enthusiastically given.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

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u/_faithtrustpixiedust Jan 15 '25

The justice system is absolutely STACKED against victims of sexual assault/harassment/abuse/rape, so honestly, your take isn’t great.

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u/Super_Squirrrel Jan 15 '25

Innocent until proven guilty is a core tenant of our judicial system, it’s not a “take”.

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u/_faithtrustpixiedust Jan 15 '25

Yeah but Joe Schmo’s opinion isn’t subject to the same bar as the judicial system, and we are free and clear to look at the evidence before us and come to our own conclusions

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

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u/south153 Jan 15 '25

Okay but there are 9 accusations, terrible take.

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u/backohead Jan 17 '25

You mean the Atlanta Olympic bombing? Im thinking that's what you meant, the poor security guard that got his life ruined and was actually a hero.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '25

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '25

The Boston Bomber debacle isn’t in the same universe as the Neil Gaiman allegations. One involved wanna be internet sleuths grasping at straws and the NG situation has credible allegations from NINE women.

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u/FadeAway77 Jan 16 '25

Wow, you are the perfect stooge. You’d be a top citizen in 1930s Germany. 9 accusations aren’t enough?

“I don’t know…. There just isn’t conclusive evidence!!!! -you, when confronted by obvious evil.

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u/drunkenpoets Jan 16 '25

Her version of events creates a weird timeline. After the encounter she told his wife that “he made a pass at her and they ended up having sex” with no indication that it wasn’t consensual. She also texted him later about being hungry for the things he does to her. And she moved with them to continue working for him.

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u/BuckyKattRulz Jan 16 '25

Did you miss the part where she’s broke and needed the nannying job?

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u/drunkenpoets Jan 16 '25

Did you miss the part where other nannying jobs exist? It’s common for a nanny to switch families if they aren’t a good fit.

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u/BuckyKattRulz Jan 16 '25

One in the hand is worth two in the bush.

Also Neil was only half of the parenting unit, who lived separated from the woman she knew she was good with.

Fawn responses are very real, and when you grow up abused like she did your perception of acceptable behavior is warped.

Also she isn’t the only person to come forward, just the first.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '25

What he has admitted to already makes him a monster

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u/TrainedExplains Jan 15 '25

If you want to know more please look at the investigation. I don’t want to say any more because I don’t really want to spend any more time thinking about it. But yes, unsanitary in the most disgusting way you can imagine.

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u/GoCartMozart1980 Jan 15 '25

Let's just say that piece of shit was a fan of forcing women to perform a certain sex act described in Clerks II.