Comments by "😊 Erin Thor" (@Erin-Thor) on "Frank Underwood: You are sitting in my chair" video.

  1. Is he though? Keep in mind his “crime” in the public eye was being gay. Spacey’s case had nothing to do with the #metoo movement, it was not a Harvey Weinstein moment where he unzipped his pants and asked “how badly do you want this role?” The kid went to a after show party at Spacey’s house, found liquor (was not served), got bored, found a bedroom and was dozing off while watching TV, when Spacey entered drunk, touched him and said essentially “you’re cute.” To which the kid replied “You’re not, you’re OLD!” And Spacey replied “It’s time for you to leave.” No assault, no sex, no nada. When Rapp brought it up publicly, Spacey apologized for making him feel uncomfortable, adding he didn’t remember the incident. Rapp reinforced his statement many times that there was no assault, no sex, just touched him to wake him up and paid him a compliment. There were multiple accusations after the news broke, including 2 police investigations. The common denominators for all claims were “all over 18, Spacey made a pass, the person said no, they went their separate ways. At what point do people wake up and say “NO BIG DEAL?”
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  2.  @dogma39-c4j  — How so? Zero criminal charges, every complaint investigated, and save Rapp all over 18 at the time, and Rapp confirmed no sexual assault occurred. As these facts are from the police and the victim(s), how and what am I “grossly underplaying what happened?”
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  3.  @saberhap2639  — In the TV series, maybe. In real life… No. LOL!
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  4. Please tell me you are aware of the specifics. Rapp with his then boyfriend both underage crashed (not invited) a cast party at Spacey’s house, found alcohol (not served), got bored, found a bedroom and was falling asleep when Spacey entered drunk, woke him up and told Rapp he was cute. Rapp responded “You’re NOT, you’re old!” To which Spacey replied “Party’s over, time for you to leave.” No sex, no assault, no #metoo type of moment unzipping pants and asking “how much do you want this role?” Years later, when Spacey heard the news, he apologized for making him uncomfortable and told the world he was gay. Later multiple people came forward and said they were also approached, police investigated, and the common denominators for ALL CASES were 1. Over 18. 2. Spacey made a pass, they declined, both went their separate ways. 3. No charges were filed. For this… Kevin Spacey lost his career, and we were all cheated out of his future performances. And dolts like you call him a sex offender. Is being Gay a crime?
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  5.  @register1430  — I disagree. Being gay does NOT mean you are a sexual predator. Tell me, are all heterosexuals sexual predators? The obvious answer is no, 80% of the population is heterosexual of which about 15% are classed as sexual predators, and those 15% account for over 85% of the sexual assaults. LGBT people account for roughly 20% of the population and less than 15% of sexual predators. Yes, that does mean there is a higher percentage, but only marginally so. Answer in case you slept through psychology class is it is a human condition not based on sexual orientation.
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  6.  @saberhap2639  — Correction, searched for and found the links. My apologies for doubting you, I’m very sorry. What I see are coincidences, with no direct link to Spacey. I fail to see the motivation Spacey might have for retaliation as in all cases they were over 18, Spacey made a pass, they declined and they went their separate ways. Previous comment: I just searched for that, sorry. You’re lying. Care to share a source as apparently google knows nothing. I do see lots of info and analysis of his accusers, no assaults occurred. In all cases, again, Rapp was underage, but all others were over 18, all said Spacey made a pass, they declined, they went their separate ways. Why are you trying to spin this with lies? What motivation could you possibly have? Seriously, I don’t get you.
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  7.  @register1430  — 10% of men have had a homosexual experience, so yes, about 5%. Add women (higher), add bisexuality, add questioning, and add the entire LGBTQ+ alphabet and you have over 20%, nearly 25% depending on the study. Granted these statistics are in the USA, not Afghanistan where they throw gays from rooftops. All I know is that when we looked at the details of Spacey’s case, it was completely different than anything else in the #metoo category. It was investigated extensively, and not one case was successfully filed against him. What the public learned was Spacey liked men, and was promiscuous, and THAT ruined his otherwise outstanding career.
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  8.  @david_yordanov  — How can you be so bigoted to deny facts you don’t like?
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  9.  @david_yordanov  — Police reports, statements from witnesses and victims, news reports that concur from multiple sources? Those are facts. When the victim says nothing happened, but you don’t believe the victim… something is wrong with you. Got that? Why do you hate so much that even victims statements don’t change your opinion of someone’s guilt? YOU WANT HIM TO BE GUILTY AND NO FACT WILL GET IN THE WAY OF YOUR BIGOTRY.
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  10.  @saberhap2639  — I goofed, I did find some links after posting my prior response (I’ll edit it). I see the deaths, but… no direct or indirect connection to Spacey other than their initial accusations. And again, their original statements/cases were investigated, all were over 18, Spacey made a pass, they said no, they went their separate ways. And yes, 3 are high, but given they were promiscuous homosexual males, and the host of different risk factors inherent to their lifestyle… without some sort of other link, I am not sure I want to hang Spacey for their deaths.
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  11.  @david_yordanov  — So I’m the person not grounded when YOU are the person making wishes on clouds ☁️. Got it. 🤣
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