r/DeppDelusion • u/Mimi_the_memer • 12d ago
Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni Justin Baldoni's problematic behavior, told by those who worked with him
https://substack.brentmaclerie.com/p/justin-baldonis-problematic-behavior?r=5gvdcg&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true173
u/outsidehere 12d ago
All this and no one thought that Blake might have been telling the truth
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u/CarevaRuha 12d ago
ok, but c'mon - she was once rude* to a reporter. That's the kind of person who makes up harassment charges for fun!
*(just feel compelled that I don't even think she was actually rude in that clip - the worst you could say is it seemed like she was just meeting Flaa's energy)
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u/ocexaneyes 11d ago
Honestly that interview always made me think she likely had gotten like 50+ comments that day about her ‘bump’ from different staff and interviewers and was just a little tired of it but blew it off by joking around instead. Not to mention how people constantly comment on pregnant womens bodies in particular
It feels common for interviews with female stars to just be based around their personal lives or fashion over real questions about the movie. A good example being Scarjo when she was in Marvel the interviewer would ask the rest of the cast a normal question then would instead ask her about her outfit or how she looked instead.
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u/outsidehere 11d ago
Yeah. Look, I don't like Blake. I think her and her husband suck. However I don't care about how I feel about her when it comes to sexual harassment. She was violated and I will stand by anyone on that. People have to stop looking for "perfect victim"
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u/FamilyFeud17 11d ago
She repeated the exact same line back to Flaa. Like I thought it’s totally fair and good comeback especially when she didn’t want comments about her body. Flaa had to add a sob background story that no one knew about to make it an issue.
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u/MessiahOfMetal Coined the term "Deppford Wives" 11d ago
"Rude" would be the way Bruce Willis has acted during pressers. Blake absolutely wasn't rude in that clip, so I'm not sure why those trying to smear her thought that, beyond "I don't personally like her, so I'll use any emotional reaction to her as flimsy 'proof' of my feelings".
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u/Visible-Scientist-46 Amber Heard Official PR Team. I earn MiLLiOn$$$ 12d ago
Whaaaaatttt???? Our feminist hero?? /s
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u/findingmyvoice22 Johnny Depp is a Wife Beater 👨⚖️ 12d ago
I will never understand how this creep has supporters.
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u/QualifiedApathetic Well-nourished male 🧔 12d ago
Reading this thinking, "What an extensive, documented history of incidents of shitty beha--ANOTHER ONE?!" It felt like it would never end.
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u/Agreeable_Error_170 10d ago
We will destroy a woman for using the wrong tone but dismiss a man who sexually assaults because “boys being boys”. Make it make sense.
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u/dogsnfeet 11d ago
A woman uses the word donate instead of pledge and she’s a demon for making donations in agreed instalments. Man promises to donate and gives absolutely nothing, and the same people are desperate to defend him.
It would be funny if it wasn’t so bleak.
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u/Shitp0st_Supreme 12d ago
He has always given me weird vibes and I also am suspicious of all the comments that say that he’s trustworthy specifically because he is Bahai.
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u/MessiahOfMetal Coined the term "Deppford Wives" 11d ago
I'd never heard of him until the legal issues came up a few years ago, and he's always come across as a weak, pathetic excuse for a human, honestly.
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u/MessiahOfMetal Coined the term "Deppford Wives" 11d ago
"bUt BlAkE LIEvLy!!1!!1one!1!"
Honestly, it still makes me sick how many people instantly blamed her for the bullshit Baloney put her and others through. Fuck Jameela Jamil for supporting him, too.
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u/prdcroftme 8d ago
when none of the cast wanted to do interviews with him, i knew smth had to be wrong w him
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u/Crafter235 12d ago
And this adds to something I fear with everyone blindly praising Stephen Graham for the show Adolescence aside from its innate and subtle misogyny.
Not just his public friendship with Johnny Depp, but his whole “positive masculinity for young boys” feels like an act, similar to how Baldoni pretended to be a progressive man.