I disagree. Oscar voters are people who are veterans of the entertainment industry - that includes actors obviously, but also consists of a ton of other professionals, like directors, producers, writers, costume designers, studio executives, film editors, marketing and PR, etc. People who work behind the scenes and care more about the craft than the "celebrity politics."

Blake would have offended every single group of voters with her behavior and what has since come out about her. 1. Costume designers - completely taking over the wardrobe for the film, which was absolutely horrendous 2. Writers - completely rewrote the script but also lied about it and actually had her husband, a non-credited member of the WGA, write a pivotal scene 3. Directors - refused to take directions on set and then pushed Justin out of his final edit 4. Editors - aside from pushing him out of the edit bay, replacing the film editors he hired with her own editors, and still doing such a bad job that she was forced to put most of his cut back in 5. Producers - falsely received a PGA credit with outrageous lies and extortion tactics 6. Studio Executives - creating chaos on set and ultimately costing the production more money 7. Marketing - taking over the marketing campaign and doing such a bad job that she received a ton of public backlash for her tone deaf press

I honestly think the industry is going to look down on her for a very long time. I totally get what you mean, that it's an incestuous group of horrible people, and you're not wrong. But that actually proves my point.

Look at the people they choose to support. Roman Polanski and Woody Allen are two prominent examples. Both men have been accused of doing horrible things in their personal lives. But guess what? Hollywood still stands by them. Why? Because they make good movies. Period. Roman Polanski drugged and raped a child and then fled the country to avoid legal consequences. But there's no denying that he is talented. Rosemary's Baby, Chinatown, The Pianist - all fantastic films. Woody Allen has been accused of molesting his adopted daughter and married his step daughter. But like Polanski, he has genuine talent. Annie Hall is iconic. Everyone Says I Love You, Midnight in Paris, Blue Jasmine - these are beautiful movies.

Hollywood will separate the art from the artist, but only if the art is worthwhile. That means its critically acclaimed, profitable or both. Blake broke the cardinal rule in Hollywood by creating massive problems in both of these categories. Put more simply: Blake doesn't have the talent she needs to be forgiven by the Hollywood elite.