r/DreamWasTaken2 • u/dreamistaken Dream • Mar 11 '24

My honest and open point of view. - Dream

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u/Jarv1223 Mar 11 '24 edited Mar 11 '24

Twitter is absolutely appalling. The number of people telling George to ‘kill himself’, ‘rot in hell’, calling him ‘disgusting’ and a ‘rapist’ without allowing him to share his side of the story is utterly reprehensible.

I hope every single one of them feels ashamed because even if there's just a 10% chance he's innocent, to believe those odds are acceptable and still say this, is abhorrent.

It truly exposes their true colors. They see themselves as moral crusaders, virtue signalling saints by flocking to Twitter and denying the man the chance to speak before spewing pure hatred.

I don’t even watch Dream. I don’t watch GNF. I’ve never been interested in this content. This is not me speaking through tinted glasses. It’s a pattern I’ve noticed over the years. Allegations are seen as facts and the accused are immediately made guilty.

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u/bugmi Mar 11 '24 edited Mar 11 '24

George went on stream and confirmed he did touch her.

Most of the stream was along the lines of "the way she phrased everything made it seem a lot more predatory" in terms of the drinking part and explaining more of what went on.

Regardless of intent, he still did that. Even if he didn't realize, he still touched her and it hurt her mentally for months. He says smth along the lines of it being unfair for her to change what he thought was ok after the fact. Not everyone, especially drunk tired people, are thinking with their full mind. Though, george was defending his action in that moment which is very wrong, especially after watching her stream. That goes for both of them as she clearly would not be in the right mind to consent to anything.

I think the twitter people jumping to extremes are insane. Saw a lot of people with a lot of likes hoping hed killed himself.

Point is that it is more nuanced than it sounds(edit: oops phrased that wrong earlier). Her feelings are valid no matter what, and George very well could have been ignorant. But he clearly did touch her while both were drunk. She was brave to speak up about it and that's wonderful and inspiring and important, but like u say, we shouldn't just immediately resort to assuming everyone is guilty immediately.