That was cringe mixed with jaw dropping amazement. Anyone else see it?
I’m not a fan of Family Guy given its anti-Asian past, but today I noticed they ripped in to WMAF relationships, particularly the one between Julie Chen and Les Moonves.
The bit begins by calling out asian women who get plastic surgery to look less Chinese. Then they go on to Julie Chen, and call out how she only has a relationship to exploit Les Moonves’ wealth and power, and stands by him while he sexually assaults over a dozen women.
Let’s see if AF “journalists” who claim to represent our community call out the white writers of Family Guy, and Seth Mcfarlane, for doing worse than we have done when we call out predatory relationships like the aforementioned.
Here, they insult AF by saying Julie only got her job by sleeping with Les, and as an addendum, rhetorically ponder “what it’s like to have someone on call for oral sex” (referring to Julie Chen and AF).
My guess is they won’t be calling them incels. They won’t be emasculating them as insecure mate guarders. They won’t be judging them as misogynistic, racist, etc.
There won’t be any articles written about them, playing armchair psychologist saying all this criticism comes from a place of “hurt.”
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 52%. (I'm a bot)
> Former CBS CEO Les Moonves, who left the media company in 2018 amid sexual harassment and assault allegations, has dropped an attempt to claim a $120 million severance award.
> "Leslie Moonves, CBS and a contractor to CBS have? resolved their disputes," Moonves and ViacomCBS said in a joint statement.
> "The cost of the settlement will be borne by the contractor. Mr. Moonves has decided to contribute the entire settlement amount to various charities. There will be no further comment regarding this settlement by Mr. Moonves or CBS.".
> Moonves had filed for arbitration in January 2019 in an attempt to claim the money after the CBS board of directors determined Moonves had violated company policies and thus was fired for cause.
> "With regard to Mr. Moonves, we have determined that there are grounds to terminate for cause, including his willful and material misfeasance, violation of Company policies and breach of his employment contract, as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully with the Company's investigation," CBS' board of directors said in a statement at the time.
> Moonves left CBS in September 2018 after a series of allegations by women, spanning several decades, describing how Moonves forced sexual acts and used his professional power to retaliate if they resisted.
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