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Erin Taylor's avatar

Russell claims he has reformed and healed from sex and drug addiction. It certainly looks that way to me. Perhaps he still has some work to do about his attitudes to women - there are few men in our patriarchal society who don't need to do that - maybe none. Bottom line, in a sane culture, would be the acknowledgment of the healing Russell has already done and support for the women who suffered at his hands to engage in healing - which might involve a 'truth and forgiveness' process with Russell himself. Retribution in the form of a jail term or whatever, seems absurd when the man is living a good family life now. But we're an insane, retributive culture which takes vengeance, especially against 'outsiders', and which would willfully destroy a man (and his family) because, although he appears to no longer be a danger to women, he challenges the prevailing establishment narrative and power. May goodness prevail!

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James's avatar

Regardless of how much is amiss with Russell Brand's behavior, when criminals start accusing their critics of crimes, one has to suspect that something unholy is afoot. Regardless of Russell Brand's culpability for the alleged crimes, it doesn't undo the good he does in exposing the globalist criminal and in fighting for justice. Nor does it minimize the evil the globalists are doing. Whether the allegations are true or not, the attack is a deflection.

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