If a guy asks if he can jack off in front of you and if you say no he doesn’t do it, how the fuck is that something you get upset about?CK didn’t force himself on anyone, he just liked people to watch him beat off. By all accounts he seemed to be polite about asking too.I think of privilege as a “blind spot”. An example is when the Louis CK stuff and his subsequent apology came out. I thought he was out of line, but I didn’t really get it. I read his apology and thought he handled it well and there was no real harm done. Then I was talking to my friend’s wife and found out she was disgusted by the apology. After she explained it from her perspective, I saw how his behaviour and his apology was viewed by a lot of women and understood the outrage a little better.
I think the problem is in people’s ego and arrogance thinking they can see an issue objectively without ever having the issue affect them.
Same thing with trans-gender, LGBQT, and race issues. I can do my best, but I’m always going to have a blind spot, some people would object to saying my blind spots are called by the privilege of being a white straight male (great head of hair, ko power on both hands, wonderful dancer), if you don’t like privilege just think of it as the understanding you can’t have without experiencing something someone else has to struggle against.
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Chris Brown beats women and no one bats an eye. Louis asks girls nicely if they would watch him polish his bishop, does not do it if they say no and he’s portrayed a disgusting misogynistic piece of shit in the media.
The only thing CK is guilty of is being unattractive. If Louis was good looking this would never have been an issue.
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