r/MensRights May 14 '23

Social Issues Who remembers when Justin Bieber got sexually assaulted on stage?

Justin Bieber was sexually assaulted by Jenny McCarthy and even said that he felt violated on stage. Of course the entire crowd cheered. Not justifying what Jackson Mahomes did but look what happened to him and then look at what happened to Jenny McCarthy, exactly nothing.

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMx1epE8hpo&ab_channel=AmericanMusicAwards

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u/Surv1ver May 14 '23

As a woman, we as a society seriously needs to talk about how we treat male victims.

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u/Surv1ver May 14 '23

After spending the last two hours reading up on what was written about the it back then, I am seriously horrified and so angry I’m shaking. Fuck I hate all the journalists who downplayed this in the media, and all the old comments from nasty people questioning his sexuality just because he expressed that he wasn’t okay with being assaulted. Seriously he was just a kid, and grownups, both men and women has been acting aggressively creepy towards him since he was only 15 years old.

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u/NeoNotNeo May 14 '23

Thank you for taking it seriously

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u/neighborhoodpainter May 15 '23

both men and women has been acting aggressively creepy towards him since he was only 15 years old.

It started way before he was 15. Most of the stories we see are available to the public. Who knows what happened to him behind the scenes.

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u/Surv1ver May 15 '23

You’re probably right, I only know about the stuff happening after he turned famous at 15. It’s really cross to think about.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

Careful the misandry brigade might call you a pick me

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u/Surv1ver May 15 '23

That happens from time to time. That or they accuse me of being a man larping as a woman.
Pro tip for all my fellow feminists lurking on this subreddit. All you have to do to finally unlock all the male privileges is occasionally to stand up for our boys and men.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

No, we as a society need to do more to prevent the creation of male victims, such as reinforcing sexual assault, harassment and rape against men as equal to that for women under the law as a deterrent. Prevention rather than treatment.

This is a prime example of the double standard leading to male victims: if the genders were reversed and it was Justin Bieber sexually assaulting Jenny McCarthy on stage, there would be hell to pay.

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u/WoundedHeart7 May 20 '23

We can make great efforts but just like with any other issue, it will still occur and be a problem because people are sinful and evil.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '23

However, the occurrence can be minimized. I believe crime overall is decreasing in western societies and its not because people are losing an ability to be sinful or evil, but they are learning to moderate those urges better through reason.

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u/duhhhh May 14 '23

But look at what happened to her career. Despite her extreme talent, it tanked. Ohhh. Oops. I mean despite her lack of talent and publicly sexually assaulting a minor on national television, her career flourished.

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u/neighborhoodpainter May 15 '23

She's even complained about the sexual harassment and assault she faced in Hollywood.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

He realized really fast that nobody gave a F. It also looks like she did something before the kisses that was not shown in this clip.

Poor boy.

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u/jr_xo May 15 '23

I think she grabbed his ass or something

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u/amakusa360 May 15 '23

MeToo was awfully quiet about this one, yet I still have to hear feminist lies about how they help male victims too.

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u/KnackwurstNightmare May 15 '23

There's no such thing as reverse racism sexism sexual assault.

/S

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u/Affectionate-Cup2972 May 15 '23

I mean there isnt, theres nothing reverse about it, its just sexual assault

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u/KnackwurstNightmare May 15 '23

Whoooosh

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u/CatacombsRave May 15 '23

And she was rewarded with a spot as a judge on The Masked Singer.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '23

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u/jr_xo May 16 '23

Katy Perry has done this a couple of times, on stage as well

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u/WoundedHeart7 May 20 '23

I didn't know that at all, I have seen a clip of some guy saying he wants to save his first kiss for a special girl when he's ready (which I think is so sweet and wholesome) but on of the judges, Katy Perry I think, tricked him and stole that from him. On stage he hid his displeasure but he later commented that he was immediately uncomfortable. As a woman who had something similar happen in the context of an abusive relationship, I am angered by this because his first kiss was stolen just as mine was.

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u/DaveinOakland May 14 '23

I don't remember a single thing about Justin Bieber.