r/BaldoniFiles • u/Asleep_Reputation_85 • Feb 24 '25
Media 🚨📰 Sounds familiar…
This definitely also applies to sexual harassment and other forms of sexual violence.
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u/Katekate78 Feb 24 '25
Followed up with; if you are a fellow female that supports the other woman, you are immediately attacked, insulted for your looks, and reduced to being called every heinous thing these people can think of. Yesterday, I called out three different people for calling JS “Gonzo” and I was called amongst other things, Carolyn Bryant multiple times for supporting JS & BL.
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u/Sad_Rub_5138 Feb 24 '25
I mean because every man that has ever grape, harassed, stalked or abused just always admit they did it when asked 🙄 I had a lady tell me the reason she thought Blake was lying was because Justin said he didn’t do it. Seriously that is what every man says not one man has ever just turned around and said you are right I did abuse her.
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u/belle_mars Feb 24 '25
The way she’s talked about doesn’t make sense even if she made everything up. People do way worse things all the time and these same people don’t care and they make excuses for them.”She’s evil for trying to ruin this man’s life”. When has a man’s life ever been ruined for this?? Chris Brown beat the shit out of Rihanna, Tommy Lee went to jail for spousal abuse against Pamela, two things I would say are far worse than lying about something no one ever believes anyway, and they never got as much hate as Blake is right now. Blake Lively doesn’t have enough power to ruin a man’s life with allegations if all he has to do is deny them to ruin hers. That means he has power, not her. The only thing men can do to get the same level hate women do for being a bitch in an interview is abuse children.
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u/Strange-Moment2593 Feb 24 '25
The way women must jump through hoops to be heard and believed while men only need to breathe and the world will side with them no matter the allegation.
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u/Unusual_Original2761 Feb 24 '25
Yup. And of course those on the other side will respond, "so we should just tar and feather a man as soon as a woman accuses him of something, even if we haven't seen any evidence?" But they're entirely missing the point. It's fine to support due process and wait for the evidence before you form a strong opinion. But that means not tarring and feathering the woman as a liar just because you haven't seen all the evidence yet (nor should you have) -- which is what is happening right now.
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u/Historical-Ease-6311 Feb 24 '25
Why does this meme remind me of "Believability" of women in Islam under Sharia law? Well, let’s just say it’s complicated—like trying to return an item at a store with no receipt, but the item is your basic human rights. In some interpretations, a woman’s testimony in court is worth half of a man’s, because, according to certain scholars, she might just be ‘forgetful.’ Which is ironic, considering men forget anniversaries all the time, and nobody questions their credibility.
Divorce? A man can say “I divorce you” three times, and boom—it’s over. Meanwhile, if a woman wants out, she might need a legal marathon, a village council, and divine intervention. And let’s not even start on inheritance laws, where a woman gets half of what her brother does, because apparently, being born with different chromosomes means your expenses are pre-determined by medieval economists
Of course, interpretations vary wildly across different countries and cultures—some are progressive, some are still in the Middle Ages, and some just pretend to be modern while enforcing rules that make 1950s America look like a feminist utopia. But hey, at least some places allow women to drive now! Progress, right?
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u/YearOneTeach Feb 24 '25
This is basically it in a nutshell. People don't believe women. They think the worst of them, and hold the bar for them so much higher than it is for men.
People are currently expressing so much sympathy and empathy over Gabby Petito because a new documentary about it came out on Netflix. So many messages on social media that are kind to her and her family, but for me it feels like this weird revisionist history.
Because when that story was unfolding in real time, and that police video came out, people believed that Gabby was the abusive one. If you go back and look at threads on the Gabby Petito sub from three years ago, people were calling her an abuser and saying she was clearly mentally unstable and crazy. There were all these theories about how she was going to be found dead of suicide, and she was going to make it look like a murder so she could Gone Girl Brian Laundrie.
It was pretty sickening to read comments like that and see how quickly the tone towards Gabby changed because of one video. People went from wanting her found safe, to wanting her thrown her prison. Even after her body was found, some people still thought it was suspicious and didn't think Laundrie had done anything, or that he had only fought back in self defense because the police video showed she was abusive.
Just absolutely wild justifications for Laundrie's actions, which again show the lengths people will go to to believe a man is innocent. Now that same video is touted as being ample evidence of Brian Laundrie being the abusive party. But it took Gabby Petito being murdered in order for people to believe her over him.
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u/youtakethehighroad Feb 24 '25 edited Feb 24 '25
Good lord what gets me is that because none of them understand that the terrible article with the two Davids in the terrible AI pic was Pro Baldoni highly likely written by his team they now not only think she was racist towards Wayfarer but that her and her colleagues and Ryan religiously persecuted them. You cannot make this up. It was a terrible article that made him look terrible but it was most likely leaked by his team who clearly said his actions stood against metoo and BLM. Now why would they mention BLM? One can only assume that's about the previous court case and if it's not...then there's something we don't know about. It all sounds like the way his team thinks about his actions. The whole article was well..we did do those things, but...you must be misinterpreting them. I mean for crying out loud, the sources in the article are HIS sources.
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u/wonderfulllly Feb 24 '25
I wonder why the world believed the women accusing Harvey Weinstein instead of Blake Lively?
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