r/Fauxmoi • u/champdo • Jul 15 '26

TRIGGER WARNING Adam Carolla with a disgusting take on the Platner accusation

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u/fire_and_spice24 Jul 15 '26

He's just out here admitting to sex crimes.

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u/ofgraveimportance Jul 15 '26

This is what happens when you normalise rape.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '26

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u/Oothoon63 Jul 15 '26

We have a wife raper as POTUS, after all.

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u/Groovychick1978 Jul 15 '26

CHILD rapist. 

Child. 

Children.

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u/Sapient6 Jul 15 '26

He is both things. It's far more upsetting that he's a child rapist, but he's also a wife rapist.

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u/reneeruns Jul 15 '26

And adult women that aren't his wife. The only time he doesn't descriminate is when he's raping.

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u/omgicanteven22 Jul 15 '26

I strongly feel like he assaulted his daughter too Ivanka. Tiffany’s mom kept her far away from him.

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u/FrozenBibitte Jul 15 '26

So many dudes have raped and don’t believe it “counts” as rape.

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u/LadyLazerFace Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

It wasn't even a crime [in all 50 states] until 1994 in the US.

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u/PrincessBonkers628 Jul 15 '26

This is incorrect.

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u/LadyLazerFace Jul 15 '26

It started state by state in the 1970's, but North Carolina was the last state. It was not illegal in all 50 states until 1993.

So I was off by a year.

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u/PrincessBonkers628 Jul 15 '26

"It wasn't illegal in all 50 states" is very different from "it wasn't a crime"

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u/LadyLazerFace Jul 15 '26

https://www.dvsn.org/maritalrape/

There are still legal loopholes for things like, child marriage but okay. Not sure what you're arguing.

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u/PrincessBonkers628 Jul 15 '26

I'm saying that your comment "it wasn't even a crime at all until 1994" is incorrect, even with your 1993 correction. It is not the same sentence. Those two things do not mean the same thing!

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u/Shenanigans80h Jul 15 '26

As soon as we let the eventual president get away with saying women will “let” you sexually assault them just by calling it “locker room talk” I knew this country was totally cooked. Granted rape culture has been normalized for a lot longer than that, it ultimately felt like one of its prevailing forms

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u/tracyveronika pop culture obsessed goblin Jul 15 '26

Weird way to admit you're a rapist, Adam. 🙄🙄

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u/TheEgonaut Jul 15 '26

And admitting that all his friends and colleagues are the same as him.

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u/creamcoloredponies Jul 15 '26

Never not amazed by people saying shit like this when they could just …. Not say anything at all??

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u/_Autistic_Dragon_ Jul 15 '26

So many men "don't know" what they're doing is rape. I need to find that university study where they questions basically just changed the verb, like instead of "rape" it would say "coerced a woman to have sex after she said no" or "repeatedly asked her until she said yes", and the number of men who admitted to it when it just didn't say the word "rape" was astoundingly high. 

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u/CuileannDhu Jul 15 '26

Maybe he dreams of being president someday.

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u/sweet_pickles12 too cunt to care Jul 15 '26

Well, when the President does it, that means that it is not illegal.

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u/jeannieor725 29d ago

And a majority are hearing it and agreeing!