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sakurasuki
Same move happened with many clients when Johnny scandal hits few years ago
owzer
Oh no! People having fun! The horror!
asdfghjkl
Took them a while…..now some government bureaucrat is being paid and wasting tax money to make sure they find the right timing to give ads again to collect donations again. Circle of …..
WoodyLee
Good, Shut this sham down.
WoodyLee
This dirty and corrupt entertainment culture is slowly but surly is getting cleaned up, the good old days when scandals and their victims use to get buried under the sand are no longer possible thanks to Social Media and the internet.
WoodyLee
Now let the prosecutors handle this too.
Simon Foston
owzerToday 07:16 am JST
I think you mean celebrities having fun. I'm not sure about the young women.
Yubaru
Not even close. Advertisers pulled their support of Johnny's, not the television media.
Laguna
"Non-consensual sexual acts" = rape..
grc
owzer - I somehow don’t think you’ve got the point of this story
virusrex
Not "having fun" in general, but in a way that facilitates abuse of young women. This reflects a culture where this was thought as normal and was abused by people with undue amount of power over the women.
owzer
You’re not sure about the young women, but you’re certain you know what I mean - even though I said something completely different.
riiiiight
owzer
The article didn’t state that - and Japan Today is always complete and accurate in its coverage.
Simon Foston
owzerToday 05:46 pm JST
Note my use of the term "I think." Who do you think the people were that were having all the fun, then?
Tim Sullivan
The monster can never show his face in public again. He has two options: flee the country or plastic surgery.
owzer
As long as you realize you were mistaken, it's all good.
The people at the party. It's rather simple.
Kurisu
Few companies can survive long without a consistent flow of revenue. Let this be a lesson to the rest of the entertainment industry, stop enabling predators.
robert maes
Complete over reacting again against the company. Same thing could have, has happened, is happening and will happen again m’n thousands of companies.
the actor/singer should get punished and that is the end of it.
Aoi Azuuri
After weekly Bunshun announced to correct trivial part of one of many articles, fans of Nakai or Fuji TV respond to only headline "Bunshun" "corrected article", don't even read its content, and they have interpreted as if "Nakai-Fuji TV case" was all fiction or fabrication despite no change basic that Fuji TV had prioritized position of Nakai than human rights of sufferer until other weekly magazine reported this case last December.
TV news shows who dislike weekly magazines criticize only Bunshun to flatter "fans", part of social media users are exploiting such situation to increase number of views.
Simon Foston
owzerJan. 31 10:41 pm JST
I hoped I wasn't.
So you do actually mean the young women too, then?
Simon Foston
robert maesToday 03:53 am JST
Why, if others were complicit in what was happening?
owzer
If they were attending said parties, then yes. If they were attending any other sort of event where people were taking advantage of them, then probably no. Pretty sure the article said "party" tho. I mean, what girl in her right mind would willingly go somewhere that she knew others had been taken advantage of and that she would also be abused somehow. Suggesting that maligns the women in the entertainment industry, imo.
Simon Foston
owzerToday 09:26 am JST
Have you considered the possibility that they were employees who had little choice but to attend.
Who ever suggested it?