You just can't help yourself: it's the victim's fault that they did it; it's the victim's fault that they didn't go to the police; some actresses may have said no and still been ok; and, the cherry on top, the whole industry is full of people you don't like so f*** them all.

Basically, justice is only merited for people who you deem worthy. That speaks volumes about you.

Here's a fun little primer on why you are so very wrong: [Link]

I do see where you're coming from and in an ideal situation, yeah but lets face it the police will probably do f**k all. Michael Jackson managed to avoid prison and the damnation of the press, despite being a child sex offender - people will still defend him to this day.

Truth is, in the US (and to a lesser extent here) money talks and in Hollywood film money talks louder than anything else. The police aren't going to do anything about an allegation that a famous movie director showed you his p****, or sexually assaulted you unless you can really prove it.

And if you do come forwards, its probably a case of never work in this town again. You don't get many breaks in Hollywood, and no doubt if you won't suck it the next girl will.

Most of these cases, don't get pursued by the police. Its a he said, she said, we don't really care and a donation to the police charity or pressure from the commissioner and the case goes away.

There are a lot of these stories waiting to come out - Especially regarding child sex offences and producers / directors etc. But the industry has been notorious for sexual exploitation for as long as its existed.

Hollywood police and LA police are notoriously protective of their primary industry.

It's fair to ask why people didn't come out before now, but manipulative types work their way into positions where they know what can get away with it. Let's see what a court of law makes of Mr Weinstein's alleged behaviour.

That's hilarious. You are the one requiring a victim - remember, this is the person against whom the crime was perpetrated - to act in a manner hat you deem appropriate. What's more black and white than that?

I, on the other hand, accept that a victim - in this case an aspiring actress bullied into sucking a fat man's cock - might not want to talk about it because it's degrading and humiliating and disgusting. That's shade, that's nuance, that's f***ing compassion.

Maybe in prison his cellmate will ask him for a neck message.....could be a way of earning an extra biscuit.

Given how much movie stars earn, I'm not sure I'd be willing to say no, for a 20m dollar pay check on the first film, of a three movie deal.

We're talking big money, who wouldn't suck someone's cock for 20m role, and a ticket to Hollywood fame and glory. People probably get down on their knees, and imagine its just one more drunken date mistake.

Its later on that it starts to eat away at them.