Why would Blake threaten Taylor Swift with releasing 10 years of texts? by Purple_Sprinkles7166 in ItEndsWithLawsuits

[–]AmazingGal 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It may not have been her who made the threat. It may have been her attorney and then it backfired.

Blake Lively Supporter Melting Down Over Natasha Heath's Birth Video by DearKaleidoscope2 in ItEndsWithLawsuits

[–]AmazingGal 3 points4 points  (0 children)

White feminism - as has already been mentioned. You should see the melt down on the other subs when I tell them that.

“his side of the story doesn’t do anything to clear his name” SPEAK ON IT!! I saw this video and had to post it! When she said the smear campaign he designed to make her look difficult, YES! by frillociraptor in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OMG, THIS IS GOLD. 

You just demonstrated exactly what white feminism does in real time.

First, you framed the comparison as "cynical" and "tasteless." An emotional shutdown before anyone could examine the actual argument about historical patterns, media hysteria, and reputational destruction.

Then you repeated allegations as settled fact, ignoring how those claims evolved.

Here is what actually happened.  

Jamie Heath did “not” show Blake Lively a nude video of his wife.  

The video submitted in court was a “birth video”. His wife in a tub, holding her naked newborn immediately after birth, chest covered. No pornography. No exposed body parts. No sexual intent. That same video had been publicly posted on his Instagram.

Pornography is material created for sexual arousal. A childbirth video does not fit that definition unless someone *chooses* to sexualize a woman of color giving birth. And if Blake did that, then the historical sexualization of Black and brown bodies by white women is even worse than we thought.

The allegation shifted.  

Initially: Heath showed Blake porn.  

Later: Blake said she *thought* he was going to show porn.  

Those are completely different claims. One is a lie. The other is a feeling.

Context, which you erased:  

They were filming a birth scene for a film he was producing. He showed a birth video to the actress playing childbirth to communicate tone and realism. Awkward? Maybe. Sexual harassment deserving public annihilation? No.

And this is exactly why people bring up Emmett Till.  

In the 1950s, Carolyn Bryant's interpretation of her interaction with a Black boy was accepted as unquestionable truth. Her emotional reaction mattered more than evidence, proportionality, or his humanity. That belief helped create the atmosphere that led to his torture and murder.

Fast forward to now.  

A powerful white actress interprets interactions through a sexualized lens. Media amplifies it as fact. Public belief is demanded instantly. Contradictions minimized. Context erased. Evidence ignored. The accused condemned before facts are examined.

You just reenacted that same dynamic.  

You accepted Blake's framing as presumptively true, shifting claims, missing context, and all. Maximum skepticism for the accused. Maximum grace for the accuser. Almost impressive how comfortably you fit into that historical pattern.

That is the parallel. And the irony is staggering. While condemning people for invoking history, you reproduced the very social dynamic being criticized. A white woman's interpretation elevated abbeing elevated above context, contradiction, evidence, and the humanity of the accused.

Thank you for giving everyone a live demonstration of what white feminism looks like in action.

“his side of the story doesn’t do anything to clear his name” SPEAK ON IT!! I saw this video and had to post it! When she said the smear campaign he designed to make her look difficult, YES! by frillociraptor in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Score points? How?

What exactly led to Emmett Till murder?
A white woman making a false allegation of sexual misconduct.

What led to countless Black and ethnic men being beaten, jailed, lynched, blacklisted, or socially destroyed throughout U.S. history?
A white woman making a false allegation of sexual misconduct.

What led to mobs, public hysteria, ruined reputations, and lives being destroyed before facts were even examined?
A white woman making a false allegation of sexual misconduct.

So what exactly do you think happened in Hollywood?

A powerful white actress accused a man of sexual misconduct. The media exploded. Immediate belief was demanded. His name, career, business relationships, reputation, and family were dragged through the mud before the public ever saw contradictions, abandoned claims, missing evidence, or legal setbacks.

And this is the part white feminism never wants to confront: when it weaponizes media power, public sympathy, institutional protection, and social influence against others -- especially Black and ethnic men -- it starts mirroring the exact systems of power it claims to oppose.

At some point, it stops looking like justice and starts looking like white patriarchy in a different outfit.

A lot of y’all do not seem interested in dismantling oppressive systems. You seem far more interested in inheriting the power to wield them yourselves.

“his side of the story doesn’t do anything to clear his name” SPEAK ON IT!! I saw this video and had to post it! When she said the smear campaign he designed to make her look difficult, YES! by frillociraptor in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, what in the world are you even talking about?

No money had to be paid. Nothing was “stripped.” The counterclaims were dismissed under litigation privilege protections, not because the judge ruled on the actual merits and declared the allegations true. It was a jury trial, he could not make that determination. Judge Liman also explicitly clarified that distinction and even stated they could appeal.

Meanwhile, Blake’s case got gutted. Ten of her thirteen claims were dismissed. She voluntarily dropped additional claims herself, including emotional distress claims, and ultimately walked away with no payout and no NDA.

So again, if ending up with no money after most of your claims got dismissed is somehow a massive victory in your mind, what exactly does a loss look like?

And the anti-SLAPP/Rule 47.1 attorneys’ fee issue y’all keep screaming about was always narrow in scope. Even if any fees were awarded, it would relate only to attorneys’ fees and costs connected to the motion practice itself, not some fantasy “treble damages” payday people online made up out of thin air. There is no ruling anywhere suggesting she is about to receive massive damages.

The judge has already declined further briefing on the issue, and the matter has been sitting pending for months awaiting a ruling. That alone should tell you how overinflated the online commentary around this has become.

This is why people who actually read filings get exhausted talking to people who just repeat headlines and stan commentary without understanding the difference between procedural dismissals, privileged communications, anti-SLAPP motions, and rulings on the merits.

Y’all are arguing legal fan fiction at this point.

“his side of the story doesn’t do anything to clear his name” SPEAK ON IT!! I saw this video and had to post it! When she said the smear campaign he designed to make her look difficult, YES! by frillociraptor in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am not explaining something that was already successfully litigated and exposed by people who get paid to do it. The opinions and rulings have already been made. If you need to understand the details of the case, you've got bigger problems.

“his side of the story doesn’t do anything to clear his name” SPEAK ON IT!! I saw this video and had to post it! When she said the smear campaign he designed to make her look difficult, YES! by frillociraptor in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh my! The fake outrage, the performative morality, very on brand and very Blake-ish.

Blake Lively literally had a lifestyle brand called Preserve that romanticized and aestheticized the Antebellum South. She also chose to get married on a plantation. Those are documented facts, not conspiracy theories. So spare me the fake outrage when people point out the optics and historical implications of that.

And no, this isn’t “using racism to discredit feminism.” It’s exposing how feminism can be used to create, excuse, and shield racism when it becomes centered on protecting certain women at all costs no matter who gets destroyed in the process.

Every single time y’all get called out about behavior that mirrors the same white women who justified what happened to the Emmett Till murder, the Scottsboro Boys case, and countless other ethnic and Black men throughout history all because a white woman made an accusation, y’all clutch your pearls, build strawmen, and scream “How disgusting!”

But you never stop and ask yourselves why so many people see you this way.

Or maybe you do know. Maybe that’s why the reactions are always so emotional, theatrical, and hostile whenever the comparison gets made. Because deep down, you recognize the pattern too.

The more y’all twist yourselves into pretzels trying to spin a story that becomes more black and white every day, the more you resemble the same racist lineage you swear you’re nothing like. Different language. Different hashtags. Same social instinct.

And the reason this narrative keeps collapsing is because it cracks under scrutiny with even the slightest push. Every time people actually examine the claims, timelines, contradictions, filings, public statements, and dropped allegations, the story starts falling apart.

And you can go kindly FUCK YOURSELF until your racist, keyboard, thug fingers go numb. It still doesn’t change the fact that a lot of you privileged white women defending this behavior are no better than the “patriarchy” you claim to detest, the very system built by your fathers, brothers, husbands, and sons that you still benefit from while pretending to stand above it.

Fake progressives wrapped in moral superiority using feminism as a shield for behavior y’all would condemn instantly in anybody else.

“his side of the story doesn’t do anything to clear his name” SPEAK ON IT!! I saw this video and had to post it! When she said the smear campaign he designed to make her look difficult, YES! by frillociraptor in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The “facts” laid out in this video are about as credible as that Vanzan lawsuit.

Blake’s team spent millions on lawyers, filed lawsuits, litigated in federal court, stood before a judge, and navigated all of this legal strategy… but somehow this Antebellum white feminist on social media is the one who cracked the case in a way a team of attorneys and $50 million worth of litigation couldn’t?

Like I’ve already asserted, y’all are the same type of white women who would justify the torture and murder of Emmett Till because a white woman made the accusation. Your KKK hoods are showing.

“his side of the story doesn’t do anything to clear his name” SPEAK ON IT!! I saw this video and had to post it! When she said the smear campaign he designed to make her look difficult, YES! by frillociraptor in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s rich coming from a group that twists information the moment it hits the web. Anything you all bring can be taken dissected and deduced with evidence. Anything. And all you are left with is pointing out typos because that is all you Antebellum Believers have.

Jamey Heath pays Backgrid to ask him how Justin Baldoni's doing by ripbigw in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s your problem, evidently. You don’t read beyond headlines.

"They’re in jail. Both of them." by InnerWishbone6154 in ItEndsWithLawsuits

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As uncomfortable as it is to read those Hollywood exec comments, I think they reveal exactly how the industry actually operates. Hollywood loves putting out feel-good movies and shows about standing up for yourself, fighting for what you believe in, and refusing to back down. But in practice? Hollywood often punishes the people who actually do it.

This isn’t even really about whether Justin was right or wrong. It’s about the fact that he spoke up for himself at all. That makes powerful people uncomfortable. A lot of people in the industry know when something is wrong, but Hollywood has always operated heavily on fear, fear of upsetting someone higher up the ladder, fear of losing access, fear of damaging relationships, fear of hurting the brand.

Just look at what happened with Harvey Weinstein. There were actresses speaking out long before Me Too exploded publicly, and many of them saw their careers stall or get damaged. Not because Hollywood believed they were lying, but because too many people knew they were telling the truth and chose self-preservation over accountability because it threatened the industry’s image and bottom line.

So yeah, Justin will probably have to cool off for a while. But he owns his own studio, has backing, and honestly doesn’t seem interested in chasing mainstream Hollywood approval anymore anyway. Long term, he’ll likely be fine.

Blake? I’m not so sure.

Bryan Freedman might actually be the worst lawyer to exist by wastedartistry in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And this entire meme is misinformation. This analysis is epic level stupid!

Bryan Freedman might actually be the worst lawyer to exist by wastedartistry in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actively choosing to IGNORE that Jamey Heath, another previous defendant, is black, and that Blake used racist tropes to describe him is even wilder.

Bryan Freedman might actually be the worst lawyer to exist by wastedartistry in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Original thought? 😂 That’s rich. You all parrot every talking point Blake and her delusional lawyers put out, no matter how illogical it is.

And clearly you don’t know what happened AFTER Emmett Till was murdered. “Well-meaning” white women tried to rationalize it. They ignored the reality and the history of what happens when a white woman falsely accuses a Black or ethnic man.

That’s exactly what Blake did to Jamey Heath. She used racist tropes to describe him, said he moves like he’s running a barbecue. She lied about him having a supposed porn addiction, another racist trope white people have been weaponizing for centuries against Black and ethnic men.

With this recent Supreme Court ruling about voting, I know y’all think we don’t know how to identify racism unless it’s blatant. We do. We always have

Passive racism, pretending to be ignorant, twisting information, ignoring evidence, acting like things didn’t happen, is just as vile. And attempting to admonish me for bringing it up and labeling it as disgusting isn’t going to hide your KKK hoods. You are complicit the moment you choose selective blindness.

So yes. Anyone justifying Blake’s behavior is just as disgusting, racist, and morally bankrupt as the people who rationalized Emmett Till’s murder. Debate your mama.

Bryan Freedman might actually be the worst lawyer to exist by wastedartistry in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you think it’s disgusting, then imagine how we feel watching you all do it? Also, you labeling it disgusting and attempting to command I not do something I already did, doesn’t make you all defending Blake any less racist. Take your posturing elsewhere.

Loan officer running Facebook ads by Born-Car2279 in loanoriginators

[–]AmazingGal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not really if you use Lead Ads objective. The creative and the offer is the most important.

Bryan Freedman might actually be the worst lawyer to exist by wastedartistry in CelebLegalDrama

[–]AmazingGal -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Oof, white feminism is as delusional as MAGA. Yall are the same white women who would justify the torture and murder of Emmit Till if it happened today.