questions i’m asking myself on this miserable occasion:

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so angry about this. fundamentally we need things to change. we need to hold people accountable, so even if he has changed and grown and worked on himself, its still important to recognize that this is a step towards dismantling rape culture, to an extent.

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but fundamentally, in our actual material world, nothing bad ever happens to rapists, excepting of course racial minorities. this world has such a strong rape culture. the strongest backlash to this is coming from victims who were never given any sense of justice. I think its reasonable to be

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geller would probably have been somewhat forgiven, to the extent that he can be. from everything that came out, it does not appear that he is a recurring abuser, nor did he directly use his influence to manipulate and hurt anyone directly under him. and I think that means something.

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this has sparked a conversation of people who want to believe in rehabilative justice, and how they should react/feel about this. I think that if we lived in a society where rape was actually taken seriously, where there were actual concrete repercussions and victims were treated seriously,

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