fascinating to see explanations being given by Feminazi Fanatics about how this photo occurred of the woman who accused Dustin Hoffman of groping her.

She claims he stopped her career but she was still in films up until 2007 so that's a blatant lie.

Some say she did this after he groped her..but she's grinning (does that mean a woman who is raped can justify raping her rapist?)

Not none of them were there and her worst accusation is that he abused her while they were both on stage. Yeh Dustin Hoffman in front of a Broadway audience of 2000 people is going to grope a woman in front a theater of witnesses.

These are very frightening times.
It's not just anyone can make an accusation and destroy a career on no evidence, I believe every day we are seeing people who would gladly go to a lynching.

I've looked at those old lynching photos from the South and wondered how such ordinary everyday people could attend and seemingly enjoy it. I think we now have 10,000s who would happily do the same today.

How on earth can they explain away that photo and make out that she's the victim?

I've wondered the same thing about people in the American South after seeing a photo of a lynching, with a crowd of people who looked as if they were on a Sunday outing, men and women, some smiling at the camera with the body hanging from a tree in the background.

Jo wrote:
How on earth can they explain away that photo and make out that she's the victim?

I've wondered the same thing about people in the American South after seeing a photo of a lynching, with a crowd of people who looked as if they were on a Sunday outing, men and women, some smiling at the camera with the body hanging from a tree in the background.

Having looked at the two photos, it seems there was some sort of relationship going on and "groping" make have been a jokey thing between the pair.

But people do rewrite their history.

Jo wrote:
How on earth can they explain away that photo and make out that she's the victim?

I've wondered the same thing about people in the American South after seeing a photo of a lynching, with a crowd of people who looked as if they were on a Sunday outing, men and women, some smiling at the camera with the body hanging from a tree in the background.

Double standards.

I wonder if his lawyer and hers have copy of that ?

hedda wrote:
fascinating to see explanations being given by Feminazi Fanatics about how this photo occurred of the woman who accused Dustin Hoffman of groping her.

She claims he stopped her career but she was still in films up until 2007 so that's a blatant lie.

Some say she did this after he groped her..but she's grinning (does that mean a woman who is raped can justify raping her rapist?)

Not none of them were there and her worst accusation is that he abused her while they were both on stage. Yeh Dustin Hoffman in front of a Broadway audience of 2000 people is going to grope a woman in front a theater of witnesses.

These are very frightening times.
It's not just anyone can make an accusation and destroy a career on no evidence, I believe every day we are seeing people who would gladly go to a lynching.

I've looked at those old lynching photos from the South and wondered how such ordinary everyday people could attend and seemingly enjoy it. I think we now have 10,000s who would happily do the same today.


Red handed. The hypocrisy of some of these people is mind boggling.

I think this recent bout of hysteria in America at the moment has been stirred up primarily with the aim of trying to get rid of Trump as (because he hasn't always used the most pc language over the years and has been recorded talking about grabbing women's private parts) he probably seems like a fairly easy target under conditions like these. Others are obviously being caught up in it but I think one of the main aims at least is to try and get rid of Trump through undemocratic method's, since democratic ones have failed.

I'm not a fan of Trump, this is just the hunch I get though.

hedda wrote:
Jo wrote:
How on earth can they explain away that photo and make out that she's the victim?

I've wondered the same thing about people in the American South after seeing a photo of a lynching, with a crowd of people who looked as if they were on a Sunday outing, men and women, some smiling at the camera with the body hanging from a tree in the background.

Having looked at the two photos, it seems there was some sort of relationship going on and "groping" make have been a jokey thing between the pair.

But people do rewrite their history.

It looks like they we're either fairly close, and this looks done jokingly, or at least she liked him or felt she could joke around with him to the extent that he wouldn't mind her grabbing him like that....