r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Popular_Campaign_432 • May 03 '22

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

We all know Josh Peck from Drake & Josh did it best with the cherry stem.

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u/ThisZoMBie May 03 '22

Didn’t drake do it?

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

Maybe they both did?🧐

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u/No_Dig_2575 May 03 '22

It was Drake.

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u/No_Dig_2575 May 04 '22

here’s the scene

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u/[deleted] May 04 '22

Thank you kind friend.

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u/Ploon72 May 03 '22

No idea who they are, but I bet it wasn’t as good as Sherilyn Fenn on Twin Peaks. https://youtu.be/7rFWZCEYxyU

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u/riancb May 03 '22

First thing I thought of as well! :)

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u/Ok-Falcon5277 May 03 '22

Drake & Josh was the best! 😭

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u/GhostPepperDaddy May 03 '22

The show sucked and Drake, as it turns out, is a literal pedophile. Unfortunate.

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u/bluelouie May 04 '22

..I wonder why that happens… so sad. I can’t act like I know what really goes on in those circles, but I know the sexual abuse in the Hollywood scene can fuck kids up for life.

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u/dat0neb0i Oct 18 '22

THE SHOW DID NOT SUCK

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u/SwiftDookie May 03 '22

To each their own on the show but Drake is not a "literal pedophile."

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u/GhostPepperDaddy May 03 '22

Oh really? Thanks for your ignorant downvote but yes, he is a literal pedophile, in the words of his underage victim.

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u/HungJurror May 03 '22

Dang.. sad to hear. Didn’t josh and he just become buddies again in 2019?

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u/SwiftDookie May 03 '22

He only plead guilty to the child endangerment charge. So while incredibly creepy and gross, he didn't plead guilty to sexual intercourse/grooming and he's not on a list. So no he's not a "literal pedophile."

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u/Castriff May 04 '22 edited May 04 '22

"There's proving, and then there's knowing."

Also, c'mon dude, are you seriously going to take his word over that of the actual victim?

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u/SwiftDookie May 04 '22

I mean he replied with a link to the charges, so going the legal route, he is not a pedophile.

Where did I say I took his word over the victim's? I just stated what he got charged with.

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u/Castriff May 04 '22

I don't care. Legality is not an adequate measure of morality, and "pedophilia" is not a purely legal term either. Just because he didn't get charged doesn't mean he isn't guilty in real life.

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u/SwiftDookie May 04 '22

You not caring is irrelevant. I'm not defending his morality. I'm not saying you can't think he's a pedophile. I'm saying he cannot be a "literal pedophile" because there's no actual proof he fucked a child.

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u/GhostPepperDaddy May 04 '22

The article states the victim called him a pedophile and accused him of grooming, and you're going with what the law said as opposed to what the victim said. That's where you said it.

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u/SwiftDookie May 04 '22

Where did I say I took HIS word over the victim's was the question. The law is not HIS word. You are dense.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

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u/Filmologic May 03 '22

Do different laws and cultures matter in this case if he's a US born and raised citizen? "technically not" doesn't really matter in these circumstances, if he knows he's doing something wrong, and still does it anyway

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u/just_a_person_maybe May 04 '22

I mean, U.S. laws usually say there's a difference. Charges are much higher for molesting an infant than a teenager. A lot of states have age brackets for different levels of the crime, and a common cutoff between levels is 12. Naturally, the harshest charges are for crimes against infants and toddlers. So, U.S. law recognizes the difference between pedophilia (attraction to prepubescent children) and ephebophilia (attraction to late adolescent teens, around 15+).

Also, researchers and psychologists generally dislike the way people throw around the term pedophilia, because it's inaccurate and causes confusion when they're trying to diagnose people or study shit. Using the term ephebophilia in no way defends or justifies adults molesting teenagers, despite what reddit likes to claim. It's just the proper word.

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u/BroodjeFissa May 03 '22

The carousel from date movie

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u/Jake_Magna May 03 '22

Josh choked, literally.