Opinion of Bill Cosby

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HP. He is a monstrous human being. Watch the video of him bullying the AP reporter into not releasing the video of him questioning about the rape allegations, like any reporter worth his or her salt would do. He is downright scary, a villain. It's a clear picture of Bill Cosby operates, not Cliff Huxtable, and it's pretty clear this is what worked for him and allowed him to get away with raping hundreds of women over all this time (yes, I believe the real number is in the hundreds).

Innocent or not, a normal person accused of raping over a dozen women doesn't immediately perform stand up comedy and strut around like a proud peacock when he gets support applause. He's a sociopath.

[BM]

Neutral. If this rumors are true, then I'm very disappointed. Cosby's image has always been clean, fatherly, good advice to blacks, and very religious.

Bill Cosby is not the characters he plays on TV, nor is any other actor. Rumors of a dicey personal life go way back for anyone paying attention. Now that everyone is aware, there's no reason to pretend he's anything but a disgusting piece of sh**t.

I don't really care if you still watch and enjoy the fantasy The Cosby Show or not, but that is not Bill Cosby you're seeing.

[BM]

Now not much has changed. Find it ironic he diddled Janice Dickinson though. She's one of the easiest women to get with sexual wise in her prime in the business.  What a fool.

Yes how funny. This is why women don't come forward after being raped. I know you're not victim blaming as much as some people, but it still reeks of the implication that promiscuous women can't be raped. Don't bother raping Janice! She's crazy enough to have sex with anyone! Not to mention Bill Cosby seemed to get off on the actual act of drugging and raping women while they were knocked out. A truly sick individual.

I've seen so many say Janice is too crazy/slutty to believed or that her coming forward turned the story into tabloid fodder, despite the fact that being drugged and raped contributed to her mental issues and substance abuse (she said so much). I'm pretty familiar with Janice, and in her interview, she seemed incredibly composed and sincere, as if she had compartmentalized it over the years after being traumatized. I believe all of the women's accounts, but the familiarity of Janice made it very real to me.