It's what their lawyers cited in the link in the OP and it also fits my knowledge of the inner workings of pornography and some of the BTS footage I've seen released over the years. Although typically this stuff isn't released. One notable exception is notorious porn producer Max Hardcore who released his exit interview with porn star Neesa after she accused him of torture and rape on set. This appears to be industry standard stuff.
How is holding someone accountable for their own actions "one dimensional thinking". Stop making this situation sound like some deep, abstract event, it wasn't, bitches didn't read the fine print, move on. Cruel is you types white knight'ing these women, perpetuating their lack of common sense/poor decision making.
You know what's worse then a third wave feminist? The cucks that support them by proxy.
.You can't be this obtuse...
- If the men involved broke any laws, of course they should. However, they're innocent until proven guilty. I know this is a foreign concept. There is a a lot of hearsay presented by these women. He said/she said isn't reliable evidence, thus the reason we have due process. Can you prove, without a reasonable doubt, that they were coerced? I don't think so.
- I never suggested that the women involved broke any laws. I've stated numerous times-they could have prevented this outcome, by using better common sense. Read my posts, thoroughly.
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