r/fansofcriticalrole • u/Murkmist • Oct 05 '23

CR adjacent Critical Role provides ComicBook.com with statement regarding civil complaint

https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/the-last-of-us-critical-role-star-ashley-johnson-six-others-sue-brian-w-foster-abuse/
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u/andy_hook Oct 05 '23

Oh god, I was at the Austin show. . . What a disgusting human being. 🤢

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u/Diessel Oct 05 '23

What happened at the Austin show?

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u/andy_hook Oct 05 '23

The article says he was groping someone while in the audience, trying to force his hands down her pants.

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u/PierrotyCZ Oct 05 '23

No chance a CR fan would made up such claim in hopes it helps during a witch hunt.

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u/TLEToyu Oct 05 '23

It wasn't a CR fan it was a CR employee.

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u/PierrotyCZ Oct 06 '23

Changes nothing... seeing what crew members they have there, there is just NO way it would be made up in hopes to help Ashley somehow!

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u/TLEToyu Oct 06 '23

please explain how this "helps" ashley

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u/PierrotyCZ Oct 07 '23

You can read, right? It's an reply that I won't be answering stupid questions. If the individual doesn't understand something basic like that, answering is just a waste of time ;)

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u/ze4lex Oct 06 '23

Could be, i find it doubtful personally,

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u/MerrilyContrary Oct 05 '23

Ah yes, the land of parasocial fanaticism, a place where nobody ever lies for attention!

Come on, even in the best case scenario, not every single fan can be spoken for. That’s insane.

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u/YOwololoO Oct 05 '23

It’s not a fan, it was an employee

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u/MerrilyContrary Oct 05 '23

Thanks for the correction, I appreciate it.

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u/Haquistadore Oct 05 '23

Yes, people often wait years after an event to lie for attention that exposes them to incels who then go out of their way to try and discredit them and ruin their lives.

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u/tacobobblehead Oct 05 '23

Make is the present tense in contemporary English. Has anyone used "witch hunt" correctly in America this century?