Post: #76

Feminists in general are pretty retarded when it comes to tenets of western civilization like fair trials and justice. They feel that the judicial system has failed them, that they're completely justified in ruining reputations, careers, and lives, and doubtless want a return of old school lynch mobs. Women did not flinch at the prospect of capital punishment foisted on the accused without due process back then and I doubt they would now, even if they were lying. To Kill a Mockingbird made this point.

Still I am not displeased to see James Deen hoisted by the petard of modern feminism, on which he spurred his career. He had numerous headliners in Jezebel and Salon. His biggest sin is that he's male, white, and Jewish to boot. I never figured it would happen but then again, they always eat where they shit.

That said, it would be pretty hilarious if we could get some high profile feminist like Anita Sarkeesian embroiled in a sexual assault case where a covert MRA accuses her of touching his no-no place and threatening to rape him in an elevator. A few self-inflicted bruises and it might be plausible that she tried to overpower him. If it came up in discovery that the "man" is gender confused, all the better.

All of a sudden all that nonsensical "take the victim completely at 'her' word" and "give credence to all rape accusations, however implausible" would be suspended completely in a circus of all of us fucking about twitter and pointing out all the hypocrisy while feminists hamster their vapid opinions on why their rules apply to just women and not men. If we could get a conviction, even a slap on the wrist and paid legal fees, that would be nothing short of a real life comedy.

Unfortunately, none of those Elamite mens victimhood whiners we have made efforts to distance ourselves from have the savvy or resources needed to do anything but complain over the internet, even though they're all slight of build enough to be overpowered and molested by a woman. Scandals and legal jihad are more the weapon of feminists than anti-feminists.

Wishful thinking for sure, but all those spy novels I've read lend this sort of plot to the imagination. If we had our own MI5 type counter resistance this would be on a docket somewhere.

Post: #77

(12-01-2015 09:55 AM)Remington Wrote:  Whatever happened to the presumption of innocence? That is one of the pillars of American law. Thought it has always been "Innocent until proven guilty," not "Guilty until proven innocent." This is the SJW agenda. They will hop on anything that is rape related and immediately run with it demanding the chopping block without evidence of the event transpiring.

If he didn't do it, he is screwed. If he did do it, he is very screwed.

Unfortunately, a woman's word is enough to ruin a man's life.

But that's the reason they're going to war against him in the "court of public opinion" (Hah! A court? Public opinion is one of the very reasons we have a court system - because people, as Agent K said, are dumb, panicky animals who don't think and don't give the subjects of witch-hunts a level playing field.) -- because when it comes to criminal proceedings a woman's word alone is not necessarily enough to ruin a man's life. SJWs refuse to present their case in an objective forum, which is why they avoid courts as much as possible.

And courts, being largely good and patriarchal institutions, understand rape very well: Blackstone in 1760 himself said rape is a heinous crime, easy to allege, hard to prove, but even harder to defend. He recorded instances of false rape accusations even back then, and recorded the judiciary's warnings that accusations of rape had the tendency to overwhelm juries' minds and that therefore judges had to regard such allegations with care so juries didn't in fact proceed to convict an innocent person.

Post: #78

(12-01-2015 02:59 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  As I said earlier, presenting facts and evidence against a strong religious belief do nothing.

If you feel empowered by the Manosphere's role in taking down Rubin-Erdely for promoting a false narrative based upon what she wanted to see, then if we presume all narratives will play out this way, we're just as guilty as she is.

AB, I don't think you read my post very carefully.

First, I don't feel "empowered" or "disempowered" by any of this. That lingo is completely meaningless to me.

Second, I brought up the UVa rape hoax case as an example where discovering and reporting the facts was not futile, and did not "do nothing". It resulted in that particular story collapsing, and in Rolling Stone retracting the article, among other things.

Third, I explicitly noted that I do NOT expect most other cases to play out that way. I expect us to lose more often than not. Here is what I wrote, note the bolded part in particular:

(12-01-2015 09:00 AM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote:  The conclusion is that the battle should always be joined, and the lies should be countered at all times and by all means available. Most of the specific cases may be lost, but you never know that ahead of time, and the one thing that guarantees a loss is not fighting back. And if nothing else, even when a case is lost there will be a few decent people who will see through the charade and get an inkling of what is going on; the more such converts we make, the stronger our cause becomes. But this only happens if someone makes the effort to expose the lies in public, each and every time, and never tires of it despite having few wins to show for it.

Patience and perseverance will eventually pay off, though it may take what seems like forever. This is not the time to stop fighting back in every way possible.

In other words, I believe it's worth fighting for each and every case, even though most of the time we'll be unsuccessful.

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(12-01-2015 02:59 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  This story? Who the hell really knows? Neither porn actors or actresses are reliable narrators. These are damaged people. She's nuts, sure, but most likely, he is too. His history of constant virtue signalling is a huge red flag for me. Given the savage darkening of porn in general, and the dehumanisation, degradation and loathing for both the male and female that seems to be have become the norm over the last ten years or so - buried under the excuse of being 'gonzo' - the idea of both actors and producers ignoring her safe word during a scene strikes me as a reasonable idea. Could be false, but could just as likely be true. It's for the police and courts to decide.

Now this is incomprehensible to me. It's the sort of thing I expect to read somewhere else, but not on this forum.

Let's be clear about what is being suggested here. This guy has fucked this woman literally hundreds if not thousands of times, both on film and otherwise. She was his frequent porn shoot partner, as well as his girlfriend.

So we are supposed the believe the following: a man has fucked a woman hundreds and hundreds of times, in every way imaginable. They are on a porn set, and he's fucking her. She says some magic word (I can't bring myself to use that other cant term). And what we are supposed to believe is that if he does not immediately stop what he is doing the moment after she said the magic word, then he is guilty of "rape"; it's really no different than a stranger jumping on a woman from behind a bush, dragging her to the side, and having his way with her.

This is -- quite literally -- one of the most demented ideas that human beings have ever come up with in their long and rich history of insanity. I would hope that on this forum, at least, we don't need to give any time of day to this kind of Year Zero lunacy.

Again: this is NOT a matter of "he said, she said, who knows what really happened". The accusation is absurd on its face, it is essentially meaningless. It asks us to take with a straight face the idea that a man who has fucked a woman countless times, and is fucking her at the moment, can suddenly become a "rapist" if, while he's fucking her, she says a magic word and he doesn't act exactly as he is supposed to, according to her lights. The magic word, from one moment to the next, makes her holes sacred; a hole that was being pounded moments earlier is now magically rendered a no-go zone whose violation might as well be punishable by death.

If this is a concept that we are expected to take seriously -- even for a moment -- then Year Zero insanity has already won. If you tried to explain this crazy nonsense to a sane man or woman from, I don't know, 20 years ago, they wouldn't even be able to understand what the hell you were talking about.

This is the main point that is important to make in this case. It's not so much that the accusations are not believable -- it's that they are literally absurd. The fact that they are being talked about with a straight face at all is a symptom of dangerous insanity. But we, at the very least, should not participate in this bizarre and sinister charade.

Post: #79

(12-01-2015 12:34 AM)Mr. Brightside Wrote:  

(11-30-2015 08:57 PM)Fortis Wrote:  I read that interview where he says "the Jews are better than everyone." Or something like that and I think he may have been joking. I think we should be careful about saying someone is racist or an ethnic eugenicist. I hate that sort of shit but it still might not be true.

On the same token I can't in good faith stand behind this man simply a because he was kowtowing to feminists before.

His "racist" interview response was sarcastic.

Quote:Do you happen to have any Jewish role models or figures in the industry?

I don’t go into a place and think, “I’m Jewish. Who else is Jewish? I need to work with them.” Respect goes universally across all races, creeds, colors, religions, everything. The Jews know we’re better than everyone else. That’s all that matters.

That’s going to be the blow-up quote in the article.

(Laughs) It’s true. We’re the Chosen People. (Laughs) It’s a fact.

Don't assume things just because you might have read something somewhere a couple years ago...

Congratulations, you didn't read my post properly. I said that I think he was joking but if he wasn't I could care less about his trial.

Post: #80

Who gives a fuck wether he is 'racist' or not in the context of this debate?

More importantly, what constitutes racism?

I put it to you that everyone has a different take on the multi-hued 'shade of grey' that is someone else's perceived 'racism'.

Post: #81

Stoya is best friends and co owns TRENCHCOATx with a porn star called Kayden Kross (also one of the ardent supporters against James) who is married to Manuel Ferrara (Nr. 2 behind James Deen). This isn't a rape, it's a scheme to eliminate business competitors of her best friends husband, they knew the SJWs would bite. She wouldn't host his videos otherwise.

Post: #82

(12-01-2015 09:31 PM)Kryptix Wrote:  Stoya is best friends and co owns TRENCHCOATx with a porn star called Kayden Kross (also one of the ardent supporters against James) who is married to Manuel Ferrara (Nr. 2 behind James Deen). This isn't a rape, it's a scheme to eliminate business competitors of her best friends husband, they knew the SJWs would bite. She wouldn't host his videos otherwise.

What is with all these porn stars getting married, and to each other? I can just imagine the dinner parties.

Mr. and Ms. X greet the Ys.

Mr. X: oh look! they brought a jumbo sized champagne bottle.

Ms. X: Silly! That's the one that Mr. Y stuck up my pussy last week in Stretch Bitches 8

Post: #83

(12-01-2015 10:11 PM)eljeffster Wrote:  

(12-01-2015 09:31 PM)Kryptix Wrote:  Stoya is best friends and co owns TRENCHCOATx with a porn star called Kayden Kross (also one of the ardent supporters against James) who is married to Manuel Ferrara (Nr. 2 behind James Deen). This isn't a rape, it's a scheme to eliminate business competitors of her best friends husband, they knew the SJWs would bite. She wouldn't host his videos otherwise.

What is with all these porn stars getting married, and to each other? I can just imagine the dinner parties.

Mr. and Ms. X greet the Ys.

Mr. X: oh look! they brought a jumbo sized champagne bottle.

Ms. X: Silly! That's the one that Mr. Y stuck up my pussy last week in Stretch Bitches 8

Well, the next question is, what about extramarital affairs and divorces?

Post: #84

G' damn...
James Deen is crashing and burning like the other James Dean!

Thank you folks I'll be here all week!!!!

Post: #85

(12-01-2015 11:41 PM)Aquiles_Baesta_Parada Wrote:  G' damn...
James Deen is crashing and burning like the other James Dean!

Thank you folks I'll be here all week!!!!

The irony is that of the two, it was the porn actor who was heterosexual.

Post: #86

I didn't stand with Bahar Mustafa, because it's best to let people burn on the pyre they made for themselves.

Then again, I don't recall him being an open feminist. Just being a race troll (funny how feminists decided porn was okay when they applauded him for that).

Post: #87

The woman is essentially a prostitute. Am I the only one who finds the concept of her being "raped" a bit laughable?

Post: #88

That's a good point. They are all whores, and yet we're supposed to call them 'stars' and they're treated like celebrities. It's a joke. I think we should start calling them porn whores instead.

If she got paid, and she accepted the money, wouldn't that be evidence to prove that it could not have been rape? No matter what safe word nonsense she's talking about.

Also, his defense was weak. A few lame tweets that sound as if they were written by a lawyer.

He should have denied it and then told everyone why she would lie about something like that. Exposed her as someone trying to improve her reputation and money. Mocked her for not going to the police. Expose all the dirt on her that he can. Accuse her of trivialising rape and hurting real rape victims. It doesn't even matter how truthful or not.

He would have had a good chance of getting people on his side against some whore's side if he did that.

Post: #89

Yeah he has fucked up by not going on the offensive like Mike (Cernovich) said to do from the get-go.

I'd assume the reason he didn't do that is because he's still got his mind clogged with the feminist nice-guy bullshit and has no idea how to respond in these situations.

Post: #90

He probably wasn't expecting it.

If someone came at me with that kind of allegation, there's not much I could do. The damage has been done with the allegation.

If she went to the cops, i might have more of a fair shake, and that's how fucked the system is.

She's gotten nothing but sympathy, and he loses his livelihood and his "good" name.

The thing that gets me, is according to their side, this is an open secret on their industry. Deen smashes a lot of new girls.

Here on RVF, we tell each other about what kinds of women to avoid. I don't know any of you guys. Some of us don't even agree with each other. But I don't want to see any of you get fucked over. So we share information, freely.

So these chicks have been staying quiet and letting this "monster" go wild and "break" other girls.

How fucked up is that?

Unlike the Cosby situation, none if which went to the authorities I may add, he was all over in a lot of areas. Porn is like Miami, LA, and Vegas. Maybe a dozen directors, 500 girls at any one time. Basically a big incestuous high school..and nobody says a thing?

WIA

Post: #91

Two more porn stars making allegations:

Link

Quote:Two more adult film actresses have come forward with graphic sexual abuse allegations against porn superstar James Deen, bringing the total number of accusers up to five.

Actresses Amber Rayne and Kora Peters are the latest performers to come forward against Deen, after the porn star’s ex-girlfriend and actress Stoya, actress Tori Lux, and actress Ashley Fires all leveled sex abuse accusations at him earlier this week.

[WARNING: Graphic language and sexual content follow]

In an interview with the Daily Beast, Rayne described the first time she worked with Deen, in a scene released nearly a decade ago.

“We were in a piledriver, he was f–king me in the a– and I said something like, ‘Yeah f–k me like that you son of a b–ch.’ His face twisted and he came down on my face two times – close-fisted,” says Rayne. “I was punched in the face while he was still in my a– and then he starts going crazy on my butt – extreme, brutally f–king it. He just starts shoving things in to the point where he ripped it and I bled everywhere. There was so much blood I couldn’t finish the scene.”

Rayne told the outlet that the director’s assistant took her into an adjacent room and cautioned her that she needed stitches, which she ultimately received. She said she was reluctant to come forward with her story because she’s “gotten to know him” since then, and the two even filmed another scene years later that the actress described as “a really sweet scene.”

“There’s a friendship that’s developed. I don’t want to betray or lose that, but at the same time this did happen, and it happened to other people that I know and love,” Rayne said.

Actress Kora Peters told the outlet she never worked with Deen again after what he allegedly did to her while the pair were shooting a sex scene that was not supposed to involve anal sex, which was something Peters had stipulated she would not perform.

“James [Deen] kept trying to get inside my a– but I kept pushing him away, so he choked me then he slammed my face down into the couch and forced himself in my a– anyway,” Peters said. “The crew all high-fived him and told him what a great job he did getting an anal scene for the price of a boy/girl scene.”

“I just want to prevent this from happening to any other women,” Peters said of her motivation for coming forward. “It’s crazy how I was the one under attack and James got accolades for raping me on set.”

Over the weekend, popular porn actress Stoya posted two messages to her Twitter account claiming Deen, her ex-boyfriend and the industry’s wholesome “boy next door,” had raped her.

In the wake of that accusation, fellow porn actresses Tori Lux and Ashey Fires told the Daily Beast of their own experiences with porn’s most popular male performer. Lux accused Deen of striking her in the face with an open palm “five or six times” during a shoot and forcing her head into his crotch, while Fires alleged that the actor “almost raped” her in the shower room of the Kink.com porn production studio.

Deen has not yet responded the latest allegations from Rayne and Peters, but issued a series of tweets calling Stoya’s original accusations “false and defamatory.”

At least two major porn production companies have cut ties with Deen following the allegations.

Post: #92

One good thing: this will prove that multiple women can lie about rape. When it's multiple accusations, that adds weight normally.

Post: #93

I'm about to tap out on this bullshit. Now this other hoor is crying rape because she was doing an anal scene and he pushed her face into the mattress to shut her up? One of the dude's shticks is pleasure denial and domination. He's the cute boy next door who kisses you, eats you out, and then fucks you like a Cambodian gutter slave. It's porn you cunt, not a GQ photoshoot!

Post: #94

(12-02-2015 09:45 PM)Mr. Brightside Wrote:  I'm about to tap out on this bullshit. Now this other hoor is crying rape because she was doing an anal scene and he pushed her face into the mattress to shut her up? One of the dude's shticks is pleasure denial and domination. He's the cute boy next door who kisses you, eats you out, and then fucks you like a Cambodian gutter slave. It's porn you cunt, not a GQ photoshoot!

Also, all of Deen's antics are tame compared to the mid-2000s Max Hardcore-inspired porn scene.

Max caused pre-boob job Brianna Banks to quit the industry for 2 years. He caused many women to quit completely. Khan Tusion has caused more hardened whores to break down than Deen ever will.

Something about this strikes me as a vendetta against Deen specifically...like the business sabotage mentioned earlier in the thread.

Post: #95

(12-02-2015 09:35 AM)Jesus Christ Wrote:  The woman is essentially a prostitute. Am I the only one who finds the concept of her being "raped" a bit laughable?

Thank you Jesus!
Just had to say it.

Post: #96

For those online crying outrage at these mere allegations; I wonder how many burnt their copy of 50 Shades of Grey?

Post: #97

(12-02-2015 09:00 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote:  Two more porn stars making allegations:

Link

Quote:Two more adult film actresses have come forward with graphic sexual abuse allegations against porn superstar James Deen, bringing the total number of accusers up to five.

Actresses Amber Rayne and Kora Peters are the latest performers to come forward against Deen, after the porn star’s ex-girlfriend and actress Stoya, actress Tori Lux, and actress Ashley Fires all leveled sex abuse accusations at him earlier this week.

[WARNING: Graphic language and sexual content follow]

In an interview with the Daily Beast, Rayne described the first time she worked with Deen, in a scene released nearly a decade ago.

“We were in a piledriver, he was f–king me in the a– and I said something like, ‘Yeah f–k me like that you son of a b–ch.’ His face twisted and he came down on my face two times – close-fisted,” says Rayne. “I was punched in the face while he was still in my a– and then he starts going crazy on my butt – extreme, brutally f–king it. He just starts shoving things in to the point where he ripped it and I bled everywhere. There was so much blood I couldn’t finish the scene.”

Rayne told the outlet that the director’s assistant took her into an adjacent room and cautioned her that she needed stitches, which she ultimately received. She said she was reluctant to come forward with her story because she’s “gotten to know him” since then, and the two even filmed another scene years later that the actress described as “a really sweet scene.”

“There’s a friendship that’s developed. I don’t want to betray or lose that, but at the same time this did happen, and it happened to other people that I know and love,” Rayne said.

Actress Kora Peters told the outlet she never worked with Deen again after what he allegedly did to her while the pair were shooting a sex scene that was not supposed to involve anal sex, which was something Peters had stipulated she would not perform.

“James [Deen] kept trying to get inside my a– but I kept pushing him away, so he choked me then he slammed my face down into the couch and forced himself in my a– anyway,” Peters said. “The crew all high-fived him and told him what a great job he did getting an anal scene for the price of a boy/girl scene.”

“I just want to prevent this from happening to any other women,” Peters said of her motivation for coming forward. “It’s crazy how I was the one under attack and James got accolades for raping me on set.”

Over the weekend, popular porn actress Stoya posted two messages to her Twitter account claiming Deen, her ex-boyfriend and the industry’s wholesome “boy next door,” had raped her.

In the wake of that accusation, fellow porn actresses Tori Lux and Ashey Fires told the Daily Beast of their own experiences with porn’s most popular male performer. Lux accused Deen of striking her in the face with an open palm “five or six times” during a shoot and forcing her head into his crotch, while Fires alleged that the actor “almost raped” her in the shower room of the Kink.com porn production studio.

Deen has not yet responded the latest allegations from Rayne and Peters, but issued a series of tweets calling Stoya’s original accusations “false and defamatory.”

At least two major porn production companies have cut ties with Deen following the allegations.

She says this as if it doesn't take more than 5 minutes of 'research' to corroborate her claims by finding the scene in question on xvideos (search 'Milf Gets Owned'). Not only does it show that none of this happens as she describes, but SHE initiates the anal and takes immense pleasure from it the entire time. She even says at one point 'I can't believe I fucked my own ass!'

In other articles about this she mentions she was anally raped by Deen on a second occasion, this time on a bed. Funnily enough, the articles state that the bed incident occurred first, when she was just getting into porn. Another 2 minutes of googling reveals the truth is the bed 'incident' happened 4 years after the couch 'rape.' The only video I could find of that scene is on Deen's website, it's a behind the scenes thing.

NSFW obviously:
http://jamesdeen.com/video/kora-peters-985.html

In the midst of her obvious enjoyment, including an 'Oh James!' that wouldn't be out of place in a 007 flick, she casually mentions that this is the 'second time' he's had her ass, and the only two times she's ever done it, although she 'even it has it on my thing: no anal.' In other words, Deen is the contextual alpha fux who gets what no one else does.

This is 100% BS, to the point where it has to be some sort of hoax that Deen himself might even be in on, as otherwise these ladies (at least the one in the bolded part) are presenting Deen with the easiest lawsuit opportunity ever.

Post: #98

(12-02-2015 09:35 AM)Jesus Christ Wrote:  The woman is essentially a prostitute. Am I the only one who finds the concept of her being "raped" a bit laughable?

Out in the real world, anyone can be raped, no matter what field you're in or whether you are a man or woman. If someone grabs you, throws you down, and forces sex on you, you were raped.

But that's not what happened here. All of these people were involved, essentially, in creating rape fantasies for profit. Most of the scenes they were in were violent and deliberately obscured the concept of "consent," which they love to talk about.

This dysfunctional culture has now been influenced by feminism's even more dysfunctional culture. Today's feminists essentially take the George Costanza view of rape: "It's not a lie if you believe it."

So it should not be a shock that a bunch of unbalanced women playing pretend rape all of a sudden decided that what they experienced was the real thing. This is where society is heading.

If nothing else, this can serve as a lesson to men about the way women can retroactively withdraw consent. Hope Dean enjoys laying in the bed he made for himself.

***
On another note, several of the quotes by female porn performers struck me as fanciful. Like this one (emphasis mine).

"I was punched in the face while he was still in my a– and then he starts going crazy on my butt – extreme, brutally f–king it. He just starts shoving things in to the point where he ripped it and I bled everywhere. There was so much blood I couldn’t finish the scene.”"

First, how can you punch someone in the face while you're doing them up the butt? Seems physically impossible.

But also, her use of the passive voice makes me think she's lying: "I was punched." Who speaks like that? Most people would say "He punched me." And most angry people would say "The bastard started punching me, and..."

Finally considering the amount of money and clout big-name female porn stars have, had this been real some white knight somewhere would have stepped in and/or she would have sued him then.

Post: #99

Imagine you go into porn to get paid for fuck women. And then still have to fear to be called a rapist.

Post: #100

(12-03-2015 04:07 AM)Parzival Wrote:  Imagine you go into porn to get paid for fuck women. And then still have to fear to be called a rapist.

Imagine being a millionaire with unlimited pussy and receiving a false rape accusation on twitter and losing two jobs because of it. A man with unlimited pussy doesn't need to rape.