Bill Cosby accused of Rape - say it ain't so

Sounds right, but you need to put that into the context of the times, in the circles these two were running in pretty girls were popping pills and having sex all over the place by 1966. By choice. Even then though I dont think it was cool to misrepresent what was in the pills, I dont think this runs counter to my theory that Cosby got off on doing young girls who had not signed off on the evenings activities, that he ran this game even when the girls were likely to do it freely because no consent was his kink.

Also remember thst till the mid seventies rape needed force, and people did not consider coercion force...cosby would have thought that he was not doing an illegal activity, though he had to know that it was wrong.

that he ran this game even when the girls were likely to do it freely because no consent was his kink.

Also remember this till the mid seventies rape needed force, and people did not consider coercion force...cosby would have thought that he was not doing an illegal activity, though he had to know that it was wrong.

So it was chemical restraint applied in the 60's and 70's. So now alcohol has become the chemical restraint? So wait until they're drunk and it's not rape? Sorry...it doesn't wash. It's premeditation...still without consent right?..

It could also be that he couldn't attract girls at all. There is no history of girlfriends.

He "forced" oral on women, "forced" their hand to help him masturbate, "forced" women when he had two and one noted what he was about to do, stopped him, so he "forced" her

It was expected back then that a woman would be submissive in sex, would follow the lead of the man

Tina Fey may have first called attention to Cosby claims
12/04/14

Comedian Hannibal Buress has been widely credited with resurfacing rape allegations made against Bill Cosby in a stand-up routine that went viral, but some clever Internet sleuths have uncovered evidence that another funny figure might have called attention to the controversy first: Tina Fey.

In both a “Saturday Night Live” segment on Weekend Update and in an episode of her sitcom “30 Rock,” Fey made pointed references to claims that Cosby has drugged and raped numerous women.

On a 2005 episode of “SNL,” Fey and her co-anchor, Amy Poehler, did intentionally mediocre impressions of the now 77-year-old comic legend, while alluding to his out of court settlement with a woman who had accused him of sexual assault. Fey joked that “Cosby could not be held responsible from his actions because he was suffering from [imitating Cosby’s voice] the brain damage.” At the time, her fellow cast-member Kenan Thompson was starring in a big screen adaptation of Cosby’s iconic cartoon series “Fat Albert”:

Fey: [in ‘Cosby’ voice] No, Kenan is not coming out because of the “Fat Albert,” and the money, and the sequels!’

Poehler: [also doing a Cosby impression] Of course he can’t talk about the boobies, and the groping, and the pudding pops!’

Fey: Because it would upset Mr. Cosby, and his wife, Camille!’

A few years later, Cosby was the subject of a running gag on the NBC sitcom “30 Rock.” The infamously sanctimonious stand-up was lampooned as being a member of a fictional black celebrity consortium called “The Black Crusaders” (which included Oprah Winfrey) who were constantly dogging Tracy Morgan’s character for his racially insensitive material. On a 2009 episode written by Fey called “The Bubble,” Morgan made a crack about Cosby’s alleged history of sexual abuse when confronted by another character impersonating the former sitcom star.

“Bill Cosby, you got a lotta nerve gettin’ on the phone wit’ me after what you did to my Aunt Paulette … 1971. Cincinnati,” Morgan says. “She was a cocktail waitress with the droopy eye!”

Ironically, Buress served as a writer for “30 Rock” for a six-month stint and occasionally made cameos on the show...

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/tina-fey-may-have-blown-the-whistle-bill-cosby-first

but these actions at the time would not have been considered particularly bad acts

hawkeye10 wrote:

but these actions at the time would not have been considered particularly bad acts

you are certifiable

Why not? My mom was a 60's chick and she'd agree with me....taking advantage over someone who's sedated...it's rape.

The Roman Polanski case is a clear case for sexual abuse. It’s infuriating that people are losing the main point. He’s a guy who had sex with a child. If she had been beaten or if she had been rushed to the hospital, it would have been an entirely different situation, but because she wasn’t physically traumatized nobody cares. She was drugged, the poor thing. If he had slapped her around, if he had pushed her up against the wall, he would have been locked up. Ninety-five percent of children don’t fight it because they don’t understand what’s happening and because when they tell the truth nobody cares.

You're so confused...you need therapy.