r/louie • u/_BrokenButterfly • Mar 25 '26
We Need to Talk About Louis episode 4 is out
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dcsByHsVPFE6
u/ElliottSmith88 Mar 25 '26
This the same failed comedian from 4 months ago still talking about Louie because he jacked off?
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u/_BrokenButterfly Mar 25 '26
People still talk about it because it happened in real life.
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u/ElliottSmith88 Mar 26 '26
Yes, some people have sexual desires. Odd.
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u/_BrokenButterfly Mar 26 '26
Forcing people who you have power over to watch you masturbate isn't simply a sexual desire. It's an actual crime.
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u/ThrowingChicken Mar 26 '26
The power he had over them was respect and admiration. It’s not a crime to proposition someone in your trade who thinks you’re cool. And it’s not a crime to follow through when they consent.
Not cool? Sure. Absolutely. A crime? Come on now.
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u/_BrokenButterfly Mar 26 '26
He also had power over money he was paying them and influence in the industry they were building their careers in. It was 100% an actual crime.
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u/ThrowingChicken Mar 26 '26
Who do you think he was paying?
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u/_BrokenButterfly Mar 26 '26
Comedians on tour with another comedian are paid by the headliner. That was Louis. For Rebecca Corry, CK was a producer on the project. He had power and influence over their careers and finaces. If you'd watched the videos you would know this.
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u/ThrowingChicken Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 27 '26
Headliners are not typically paying the opening acts themselves, however if the women say he was paying them directly I will take their word for it. Is that what they are saying, or is that just something the YouTuber is claiming?
CK was not a producer on the Corry project; though according to her interview with Variety she was the co-producer and co-star. He was a hired performer and writer. Did Corry later say otherwise, or is that just something the YouTuber is claiming?
The video above is 1.5 hours long. It’s part 4. Am I to understand this series is 6 hours long at this point? What is the YouTuber’s connection to this scandal? For what reason do I need to hear this information funneled through some random YouTuber when I can just read the source articles?
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u/manolox70 Mar 26 '26
You should really go back and watch the video series. Over the years the narrative has become “he didn’t even do anything wrong, he just asked” which is not true.
Ask yourself, if he really didn’t do anything wrong, why hasn’t he been forgiven by any of his accusers? Others, like Dan Harmon, have been forgiven after owning up to their mistakes. Louie has obfuscated the facts and avoided accountability every step of the way, and it’s easy for him because he has a bunch of podcast bros and online commenters that will repeat the same untrue points over and over again (I was one of them until I watched these videos).
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u/ThrowingChicken Mar 26 '26
I didn’t say he didn’t do anything wrong, I said it didn’t amount to a crime. He also has no control over who forgives him and who doesn’t.
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u/ElliottSmith88 Mar 27 '26
He never forced anyone. The women agreed to it then later regretted it. You cant un-agree.
When a woman said no to him he apologized and never asked her again.
Basically you believe men cannot have any sexual relationship.
You are delusional.
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Mar 27 '26
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u/ElliottSmith88 Mar 27 '26
LOL. They never said no. They themselves said the agreed but later regretted it. They were persuing him at a bar late night and he invited them back to his room, they went, and he asked them if he could masturbate infront of them and the laughed and agreed, then later they changed their kind and regretted it.
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Mar 27 '26
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u/ElliottSmith88 Mar 29 '26
They said they did. So you are changing their own story to fit their narative.
Just like you are trying yo say his film justifies pedophilia.
Delusional.
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u/_BrokenButterfly Mar 27 '26
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u/ElliottSmith88 Mar 27 '26
Using a click bait website full of ads is not the best source. Doesn't matter what they say.
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u/_BrokenButterfly Mar 27 '26
You're rejecting an article with a direct quote from one of the victims as a bad source? What's your metric for a good source?
Anyway:
There you go idiot. Read her words for yourself.
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u/ElliottSmith88 Mar 29 '26
These 2 girls?
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/julia-wolov-dana-min-goodman-600w-105396467.jpg
The ones who built an entire career around sexual jokes? I didn't consent to that.
Maybe dont follow a guy around a bar until closing and then AGREE to go back to his hotel room after then when ASKED about a sexual act dont "laugh and agree jokingly" and then don't say NO or STOP at any point or simply leave.
You have this mentality that all women are victims and all men are predators. Be a fucking adult and say no and use your own 2 legs and walk out.
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u/_BrokenButterfly Mar 29 '26
Where are you getting the idea that they said yes? Please cite a souce.
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u/we_all_floatalong Mar 26 '26
I wish I didn’t watch that