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I can't speak neither for Ron Jeremy nor for Danny Masterson since I don't know those guys, I've never met anyone who raped anyone, I live in another continent and I have no clue about americans' lifestyle, of their culture, of their habits or their common attitudes. Therefore I can only speak for my personal experience.
Nevertheless, having had a wide sex experience with several women from all around the world, including some from United States, I had the chance develop a very wide point of view about the female world so to spot one huge common trait in all the women I met: a deep and strongly radicalized hypocrisy.
Please don't get me wrong! Men are hypocrites as well, probably even more than women. But male' insincerity is quite different from females' one.
Men, for example, tend to do the worst and dirtiest things for money - thus for power - because money/power is commonly known to be the "universal currency" for womens' sexual performances.
On the other hand, since women already have that "pussy power", one could argue there would be no need for such money/power.
And here shoe pinches! Litterally!
Put yourself in the shoes of an american woman living nowday's US economy. An economy all ruled by men. An economy in which every woman is perfectly aware that any get-rich-quick scheme she can pick will involve some sort of sexual entertainment, one way or another. What to do to reach the money power without having sex?
Therefore it is fully understandable to me that any woman, faced with the opportunity to extort money from a celebrity, plunges headlong. At least, being them, I'd do the same.
Is it fair to ruin someone's career and probably his whole life?
Of course no! But since nowadays half a word from a woman on a social network is enough to transform a presumably innocent man into a proven serial killer rapist, why not jumping on the bandwagon once the first woman starts the outrage, albeit effectively killing the accused man's existence?
Do this mean that any woman is a pretender? Of course no!
A part of those cases brought to court have overwhelming evidences and it's a good thing that rapists pay for their actions. But sorry, I won't buy that 21 women managed to hide a rape for 20 years even better than a CIA agent, but suddenly decided to reveal it all together coincidentally at a historical moment in which no one would dare to question a woman's word, exactly as in Ron Jeremy case.
Beyond Jeremy's alleged guilt, I wonder what exactly did a pornstars' groupie or an event hostess (a.k.a. fluffer) expect to happen at a hard-core booth in a porn promotion event like Exxxotica. Did they expect Ron to bring them a bouquet of flowers and then go hand in hand to the nearest church to say their prayers?
You have to understand that it's not easy for a real rape victim to step up, let alone twenty together!
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