They're really not interested in forgiveness at all.

They never have been.

If it were up to them a mere accusation would result in the accused being sent to die in some God forsaken gulag.

If you're not famous enough and you're in the wrong country, it is. That's if they don't kill you first, because in some countries, that is decriminalized.

Hell, as the article points out, Depp lost in the UK court, because they're more fixed than the WWE.

Even guys like Johnny Depp who are able to vindicate themselves legally. The only reason that they're talking about this at all is because some are able to bounce back and since they can't prevent it they want to extract a struggle session as a consolation prize.

They want to set the example that they are the arbiters of justice, and nobody else. If the law doesn't go their way, it's a miscarriage of justice, not the right thing.

They actually admitted as such after trying to scalp a celebrity chef failed.

https://communities.win/c/KotakuInAction2/p/15Hv2O0Tqh/womens-group-openly-admits-they-/c

“Failure to get a criminal conviction doesn’t mean that abuse didn’t happen or that it was okay,” she said. “It will often be extremely hard to prove sexual misconduct beyond a reasonable doubt, especially given the gender stereotypes that lead many people to be especially distrusting when women share their experiences of sexual assault.”

They're really not interested in forgiveness at all.

They never have been.

If it were up to them a mere accusation would result in the accused being sent to die in some God forsaken gulag.

If you're not famous enough and you're in the wrong country, it is. That's if they don't kill you first, because in some countries, that is decriminalized.

Even guys like Johnny Depp who are able to vindicate themselves legally. The only reason that they're talking about this at all is because some are able to bounce back and since they can't prevent it they want to extract a struggle session as a consolation prize.

They want to set the example that they are the arbiters of justice, and nobody else. If the law doesn't go their way, it's a miscarriage of justice, not the right thing.

They actually admitted as such after trying to scalp a celebrity chef failed.

https://communities.win/c/KotakuInAction2/p/15Hv2O0Tqh/womens-group-openly-admits-they-/c

“Failure to get a criminal conviction doesn’t mean that abuse didn’t happen or that it was okay,” she said. “It will often be extremely hard to prove sexual misconduct beyond a reasonable doubt, especially given the gender stereotypes that lead many people to be especially distrusting when women share their experiences of sexual assault.”