verywellthensigh said: "TommyWho99 said: "verywellthensigh said: "While releasing the NDAs may be what works for you to clear his name, that'snot going to be enough for other people, and what they want isn't going to do it for other people and what they want to happen is...do you see how this is bottomless and pointless? It has no ending. That's how cancel culture is a kind of incarceration.
You are not cops, judges, or litigators. If you don't like that someone you think is foul is doing something on Broadway, you as a non-toddler are entitledto not go and that is really the only thing you're entitled to. Wagging your finger at those of us who are over it changes nothing and, frankly, seems like a luxurious thing to be focused on in the United States in this cursed year of 2025.
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Funny yousay that, because I'd actually argue the reason we are where we are in "this cursed year of 2025" is because people are giving P.O.S human beings like Rudin, Trump, and Andrew Cuomoa second chance even though they've literally done nothing to earn it. A lot of "Yeah, he sucks and is a terrible person, but things were better when he was in charge" for all three of them.
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If you truly can't distinguish the difference between a hate-filled rapist in the highest power in the countryand small potatoes like Scott Rudin's treatment of his assistants in his business, you've truly lost the plot.
Can anyone here say for sure they will boycotta show he produces? My guess is a big fat no so what are you doing, exactly?"
I think you've lost the plot on this one, since you never actually address what I wrote. I'm not saying Rudin, Trump, or Cuomo are equal in the specific actions they did or equal in their jobs and the specific level of power/importance. I'm pointing out how they all used their positions of power to abuse people. Now, they're making comebacks and they have supporters who are basically downplaying the awful things they did, focusing on (true or not) how good things were when these guys were in charge. I'm saying that people downplaying what Rudin did is part of a larger societal attitude towards letting people back into any of position with power after they've shown they can't handle it or be trusted with it.