Bill Cosby is a rapist

[Victarion]

Yeah... I don't buy it.

Thirty people coming forward makes you wonder, though.

 

[Kar]

No way 20+ women are accusing me of rape and I'm not saying at least one of them are lying. Bill more than likely did it.

 

[Golgo-13]

No way 20+ women are accusing me of rape and I'm not saying at least one of them are lying. Bill more than likely did it.

I agree.

 

[bullets]

Strength in numbers

 

[Sawyer]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/phylicia-rashad-defends-bill-cosby-761502

That's a disappointing point of view.

 

[Maximus One]

Oh wow. That really is. It's the god damn Black Crusaders.

 

[Schlosser85]

"Forget these women".

Um, ok.

 

[Sithborg]

Sounds like she is more upset about the impact this has had on the Cosby Show, or her residuals. Which is sad.

 

[Sawyer]

She might have just made herself a bigger target for the media than Cosby himself, quite honestly. No one expects the accused to be anything but dismissive of the charges leveled against him, but for her-- someone only tangentially connected to this at best-- to be flapping her trap and saying that the women should be disregarded, that's gonna draw nothing but fire for her. She wants to talk about a legacy being destroyed, good work. She might have just destroyed her own.

 

[DarthSkywalker]

"Forget these women".

Um, ok.

Yep. As soon as I read that...

 

[bullets]

I like how Judd Apatow is adding fuel to the fire on Twitter. He's been adamant about people not overlooking the issue.

 

[Lily Adler]

Now Rishad says she was misquoted and believes this is an elaborate orchestrated attack on Bill Cosby's legacy.

 

[Golgo-13]

3 more women are coming forward?! When will it end? This is like an endless stream of people coming out of a small car during a magician's performance….

 

[Lily Adler]

What's the count now? Last I check, we were in the 30's.

 

[DJ_KiDDvIcIOUs]

Bill Cosby Makes Rape Joke at Stand-Up Show, Audience Loves It

Bill Cosby finally acknowledged the allegations piling up against him during his second night of stand-up in Canada by warning a female audience member to be careful drinking around him, according to reports.

One National Post reporter, Richard Warnica, detailed the encounter on Twitter, which was echoed by other users.

According to Warnica Cosby initiated the discussion when "A woman in the front row got up to go get a drink. Cosby asked her where she was going. She asked him if he wanted a drink. He said no, he already had one (a bottle of water). Then he continued 'You have to be careful about drinking around me.'"

So how did his first public acknowledgement of the allegations pending against him go over with the crowd? Pretty well: "The gasps changed to cheers then applause."

https://***********/richardwarnica?...04783&tw_i=553361241704771585&tw_p=tweetembed

So now he is making jokes about it? Huh

 

[JJJ's Ulcer]

Ugh….

And wow, Cosby looks like he's 100.

 

[Schlosser85]

Things I've read within the last few months have led me to suspect that Cosby is actually a rather loathsome individual.

 

[Sawyer]

Yeah, even apart from the rape allegations, he sounds like a real a**hole.

 

[JJJ's Ulcer]

Paraphrasing that classic quote from the Simpsons: "Fortunately he's old. And he'll die soon."

 

[fatzke]

Pretty well: "The gasps changed to cheers then applause."

That only shows that the internet opinion is not always the same as the opinion from the real world. The Twitter/*****storm effect i you will.

And it also shows that highly gifted entertainers will be forgiven. Must be some kind of a weird subcategory of the stockholm syndrome i guess.

 

[JJJ's Ulcer]

I can now say something I didn't feel comfortable admitting a year ago when Cosby was still considered some "national treasure":

I have never laughed at anything Cosby has ever done. Not his stand-up. Not Fat Albert. Not the Cosby Show. Not I Spy. Not even friggin' Ghost Dad. I honestly never understood why people found him funny.

 

[Tanin]

The only real thing I like from Bill Cosby is Little Bill.

 

[DJ_KiDDvIcIOUs]

That only shows that the internet opinion is not always the same as the opinion from the real world. The Twitter/*****storm effect i you will.

And it also shows that highly gifted entertainers will be forgiven. Must be some kind of a weird subcategory of the stockholm syndrome i guess.

Well to be fair those people weren't just random people, they were folks who had paid to see him do stand-up even after all these allegations so I would assume they would be a little bit biased to his side of the argument. I don't think they would be indicative of the general public

 

[DarthSkywalker]

That only shows that the internet opinion is not always the same as the opinion from the real world. The Twitter/*****storm effect i you will.

And it also shows that highly gifted entertainers will be forgiven. Must be some kind of a weird subcategory of the stockholm syndrome i guess.

Lets see Cosby on stage where people didn't pay to see him. Lets see how much love he gets.

 

[Feenix]

I can now say something I didn't feel comfortable admitting a year ago when Cosby was still considered some "national treasure":

I have never laughed at anything Cosby has ever done. Not his stand-up. Not Fat Albert. Not the Cosby Show. Not I Spy. Not even friggin' Ghost Dad. I honestly never understood why people found him funny.

I don't find him funny at all, either. There was always something about him that I didn't like.

That and the Cosby show was just annoying.