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@scottderrickson What angers me most about this Max Landis comeback is how faux-liberal Hollywood dudes don't say s---. They're at the ready thinking "can we condemn Max Landis now? Wait, no? Mmmm, l'll wait for the dogpile," F--- that. Hire talented women, not their mediocre serial abusers

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What angers me most about this Max Landis comeback is how faux-liberal Hollywood dudes don’t say s---. They’re at the ready thinking “can we condemn Max Landis now? Wait, no? Mmmm. I’ll wait for the dogpile.” F--- that. Hire talented women, not their medi


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Chloe Dykstra Follow @skydart Max was like family to me. I have witnessed some of this behavior firsthand, and I deeply regret excusing it and remaining friends with him. I believe Whitney, and I stand by her. I never thought I would say anything publicly Whitney Moore @TweetneyMoore correct way to heal. I aven dafanded him, for a dam has been broken long, because I truly believed he was getting better and that the ways he tartured there was no point in sharing the horrific, inhumane things he did to me because publicly condemning someone who is working hid behind his friendship with other good people so he could continue e and several questioned. 6:55 PM 11 Jun 2019
Lee Jameson Follow @Lee_Jameson Iwas on a group tour last year and witnessed Max Landis, who was part of the group, slap his then girlfriend in the face "as a joke," making her cry, and then gaslight her after by saying "it wasn't a big deal." This guy is unhinged and a total monster. He belongs in jail. Whitney Moore@TweetneyMoore I never thought I would say anything publicly because I believed that forgiveness was the so long, because I truly believed he was a dam has been broken getting better and that the ways he tartured me was isolated to our relationship. I thought irhumane things he did to me bncause publicly condemning someone who is working on themselves is unproductive. Now I know hid behind his friendship with me and several other good people so he could continue questioned. 1:29 AM 12 Jun 2019
I never thought I would say anything publicly about the things Max Landis did to me because I believed that forgiveness was the correct way to heal. I even defended him, for so long, because I truly believed he was getting better and that the ways he tortured me was isolated to our relationship. I thought there was no point in sharing the horrific, inhumane things he did to me because publicly condemning someone who is working on themselves is unproductive. Now I know that this was a lie; he never got any better. He hid behind his friendship with me and several other good people so he could continue hurting people behind closed doors and not be questioned. I'm sorry I ever made him seem safe by my association with him, even peripherally. I have more to say, and will be doing so anonymously because the things he did to me are too humiliating for me to feel ok having my name attached to them, and I never want a person associating him with me EVER. But let me be clear: he is not a safe person to be around.
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