Janice Dickinson Sexually Assaulted By....BILL COSBY?!

Carol Peletier said:
Aisha Tyler (currently on 'The Talk') commented about his behavior on the circuit. She being a former comedian herself, said she was aware & that it was wildly spoken of (his womanizing ways). her opinion, & I agree w/ this: is that, a womanizer is more likely to sexually assault women b/c he already treats them like objects or play things. I think that's what's had an effect on my opinion about this more than anything.

& the very first woman, who tried to speak out about it back then (when she was 17) & has begun telling her story again, said that ppl knew. his lawyers, his "handlers" they all knew & were all in on it. Like there was someone who would even scout for a woman they knew he'd like.

THAT disturbs me.
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I disagree with the assertion that a womanizer is more likely to sexually assault someone. The womanizer could quite easily find unwanted sexual actions, especially when uninvited to do so, a turn off.

Bottom line, anyone has the potential to sexually assault someone and there are different reasons and ways in which a person can be sexually assaulted and not all of them are linked to womanizing.

The real question, is not whether Bill Cosby is the type of person to repeatedly sexually assault woman - and now lets analyse his sexual history?

It is how are the alleged accounts of sexual assaults to have occurred, is there a trend/similarities between each given account? If there are then the likelihood that he did it increases.
 
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Almost every woman (actress) at least has said along the lines of the same thing. They were meeting him to discuss guest starring on the show, and then asked to pretend like they were drunk, then he gets them a drink and they feel drugged..or it never gets that far and the woman fights back.
 
DonDaddyD said:
I disagree with the assertion that a womanizer is more likely to sexually assault someone. The womanizer could quite easily find unwanted sexual actions, especially when uninvited to do so, a turn off.
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I don't understand what you're saying here.

Bottom line, anyone has the potential to sexually assault someone and there are different reasons and ways in which a person can be sexually assaulted and not all of them are linked to womanizing.
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That's right, not all motivations to sexually assault someone are linked to womanizing, but is it that unreasonable to suspect a man who has a well known history of being a womanizer ALSO being capable of sexual assault?

The real question, is not whether Bill Cosby is the type of person to repeatedly sexually assault woman - and now lets analyse his sexual history?

It is how are the alleged accounts of sexual assaults to have occurred, is there a trend/similarities between each given account? If there are then the likelihood that he did it increases.
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I refer to @Havok 's post. From the first victim, 13 other women joined her & all of their stories had the same basic themes & key details. Other actresses including Michelle Hurd (of Law & Order SVU) who worked w/ Cosby on the Cosby show or elsewhere have since come forward. Models from Wihelmina modeling agency have also come forward as well.

Comedians on the stand up circuit have frequently spoken of Cosby's "womanizing" & "aggressive" behavior towards women as well.
 
All I am saying is that sexual assaults are performed by a variety of people. Some, seemingly, very lucky with the opposite sex , some incredibly unlucky and all the different types of people in between. I don't believe one type of person is more likely than the other (without proper psychoanalysis), lest we ignore the creepy losers on the trains that stand too close to women while we target the successful attractive guys that draw women like a magnet.

I'd rather - and maybe this is a social-cultural thing - not attempt to weigh the man's character (yet, I think you Yanks call it profiling) as a means of trying to determine or rationalise the claims against him. Doing so leads to judgements like Muslim = Terrorist. Alter boy = abused child. Black teenager = criminal.

But I accept I am in the minority here.
 
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and now this...

Kathie Lee Gifford claims Bill Cosby tried to kiss her; woman alleges 2008 assault


Unfortunately, I can't help but kinda feel like "oh girl PLEASE :rolleyes:" This happened in the 70's. She's defended Cosby in the past, but now suddenly she comes out w/ this revelation? He tried to kiss her, she told him no, he went on about his business. Why bring it up now? Especially if they worked together since & remained friends since that time?

<< sigh>>

The other young lady's story is definitely an unfortunate one. It's like the snowball just won't stop rolling & it's getting bigger & bigger.
 
Clara Oswald said:
I used to work for men who did that (scouted for women to pass around). It's disturbing AND disgusting. Needless to say I don't work for them anymore.
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Good on you for that. I remember warning women away from certain guys in college. Not all of them listened unfortunately...
 
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