Cernovich estimates 90% of those people you see in your movies & DVDs have performed or enabled disgusting sex abuse, as a job requirement.
I doubt ideology has much to do with it either, or attractiveness judging by Heather’s story.
In the wake of Harvey Weinstein’s sexual harassment scandal, Heather Ross, whose story was turned into the movie The Perfect Man, starring Heather Locklear and Hilary Duff, was new to Hollywood when she claims a Sony executive met with her and attacked her.
Ross told her story to radio station 94.9 MixFM in Tucson, saying “He picked me up in Westwood and within two minutes he pulled the car over and reaches over and grabs the handle of passenger seat and flips it back an all of a sudden is on top of me.”
She said he held her down with one hand and touched himself with his other hand.
“I thought I was protected by not being attractive,” Ross said, explaining that she was overweight at the time.
“He said ‘You’ll never make a movie in my town and get the f**k out of my car,’” she told the radio station. “I got out and ran.”
Ross said that Fisher had become a “mother figure” to her and she finally revealed the assault.
“When I told Carrie Fisher what happened she was very protective of me and more scared for my safety than anything,” Ross explained.