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		By: Sam Stortz		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This topic could be talked to death, but all I&#039;ll say is it&#039;s good people are coming forward (even if it&#039;s 30 years later) and making these instances public. The more people that bring these up, the more comfortable people will be in the future bringing them up when they happen. 

It&#039;s not a coincidence that 300+ women didn&#039;t come out publicly against Weinstein when they had their encounters with him. They were scared because he&#039;s a billionaire and they&#039;re a no-name actress, the risk-reward doesn&#039;t make sense. But when people come out in numbers, it makes the nay-sayers believe. That&#039;s the only way the culture will actually change in Hollywood (or any other major industry where this is a problem).

Sure there are cases where the line is blurred like Sandler. If 100 actresses came out and said &quot;Adam Sandler touched my knee&quot; the backlash wouldn&#039;t be significant I don&#039;t think. But clearly with cases like Weinstein, Spacey, etc. that&#039;s way, way over the line.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This topic could be talked to death, but all I&#8217;ll say is it&#8217;s good people are coming forward (even if it&#8217;s 30 years later) and making these instances public. The more people that bring these up, the more comfortable people will be in the future bringing them up when they happen. </p>
<p>It&#8217;s not a coincidence that 300+ women didn&#8217;t come out publicly against Weinstein when they had their encounters with him. They were scared because he&#8217;s a billionaire and they&#8217;re a no-name actress, the risk-reward doesn&#8217;t make sense. But when people come out in numbers, it makes the nay-sayers believe. That&#8217;s the only way the culture will actually change in Hollywood (or any other major industry where this is a problem).</p>
<p>Sure there are cases where the line is blurred like Sandler. If 100 actresses came out and said &#8220;Adam Sandler touched my knee&#8221; the backlash wouldn&#8217;t be significant I don&#8217;t think. But clearly with cases like Weinstein, Spacey, etc. that&#8217;s way, way over the line.</p>
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