Content Warning: Ansel Elgort is accused of sexually assaulting an underage girl
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Yikes, the story is pretty hard to read. "Let me break you in" is so gross and despicable.
Not trying to minimize what happened at all, it's sexual assault, he sounds like a super bad person, but 17 in New York isn't underage and I feel like this kind of thing comes up a lot in some of these threads. For sure Chris D'elia creeping on 17 year olds when he was well into his 30s is EXTRA gross, but Ansel was in his early 20s here and that doesn't seem that weird? I feel like that ends up being a distraction and lots of the Twitter comments are using THAT to defend him, when clearly the sexual assault aspect is the significantly more troubling part.
Fuck him though
Not trying to minimize what happened at all, it's sexual assault, he sounds like a super bad person, but 17 in New York isn't underage and I feel like this kind of thing comes up a lot in some of these threads. For sure Chris D'elia creeping on 17 year olds when he was well into his 30s is EXTRA gross, but Ansel was in his early 20s here and that doesn't seem that weird? I feel like that ends up being a distraction and lots of the Twitter comments are using THAT to defend him, when clearly the sexual assault aspect is the significantly more troubling part.
Fuck him though
What is wrong with men? Ugh. When she says no, don't do it. It's that simple. Just go home and jerk off or something. Leave them alone.
sadly , Kevin Spacey is like in 3 or 4 of my favorite movies of all time (not Baby Driver). Don't think I can ever go back to them
Whenever someone in situations like this says something in the lines of "I've never liked him/I've always thought he was creepy" I want to answers this is not about you, but I don't because it's pointless. There are countless actors and directors in Hollywood that people have a distaste for and can't wait for something to come up that can justify that for them, but imo it's such a distraction from the actual situation. No wonder after the initial shock the backlash dies down.
.....he really thought he wasn't going to be exposed
What was even the point of that? Was it supposed to make him come off like a charming bad boy? Because it sounds like something the serial rapist perp would say to try to get a rise out of Benson in an SVU episode.
I thought I could watch Baby Driver again after the Spacey shit, thinking he's a minor part in it, it'll be fine. Started it and stopped right when he graced the screen. Yep. I love Edgar Wright but Baby Driver is a one and done now.
Didn't Ansel say some shit to Spacey about how terrible Spacey's shit was? Some kind of "Never touch me again" line?
You'd think that would have opened his eyes to his own behavior. And yet
God, some of these quotes are just horrific.
You'd think that would have opened his eyes to his own behavior. And yet
God, some of these quotes are just horrific.
Actually was thinking it but didn't want to say it.
I'm on board. He'd be better than Spacey anyway
Fucking creep. This sounds like something you hear on it's sunny in philadelphia, imagine thinking it's ok to say this on an actual published interview
It's still trending tho so people are aware and the news is spreading.
Twitter doesn;t say on the banned page. Just a link to the rules. I havent seen the original tweets, so I cant even guess.
Yep seems like a pattern to me too. WTF
"What grade r u gonna b in next year?"
"I'm going to be in the 11th grade!"
Then the very next reply he's like here's my secret Snapchat account.
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Another one here too:
He's probably sent that same Snapchat message to dozens of girls
He was young, yes, but all the wealth and opportunity in the world can't afford you some basic social media training apparently, like the groomers of these rich arseholes should be on top of this shit you'd think. That GQ story is so cringy and pathetic, they all picture themselves as these James Bond or Gatsby type figures, even in their early 20's.
Reminder that the wealthy use their wealth as a smokescreen to make them seem more legitimate and talented, affording them greater opportunity, but they're just as stupid (and often stupider) as the rest of us.
Reminder that the wealthy use their wealth as a smokescreen to make them seem more legitimate and talented, affording them greater opportunity, but they're just as stupid (and often stupider) as the rest of us.
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Mad Men star Jon Hamm was charged with hazing in college days
Future actor received probation after University of Texas incident in which Sigma Nu fraternity inductee said he was beaten and set on fire
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"Mark Allen Sanders claimed he was severely beaten, led around "with the claw of a hammer beneath his genitals," and had his pants lit on fire by a group of seven fraternity brothers that included Hamm in November 1990.
Sanders also alleged that Hamm hit him with a paddle and shoved his face in the dirt. "He rears back and hits me left-handed, and he hit me right over my right kidney, I mean square over it," Sanders said in the lawsuit. "Good solid hit and that, that stood me right up." He said he suffered a fractured spine and nearly lost a kidney, and he noted that Hamm participated "till the very end."
