[quote=@Andreyich] I am not aware of the full ramifications of this, is there a lot of sexual abuse in hollywood that isn't protested or is this a reference to "made up" sexual abuse cases? [/quote] So last week, news broke that one of the biggest and most influential figures in Hollywood, producer Harvey Weinstein, was a serial sexual abuser. New York Times was the first to report, and if that had been the end of it, I mean, that would've been bad enough -- Weinstein has always been pretty politically active, so there are some black-eyes to pass around on that account. But that was just the tip of the iceberg. It turns out the reporter who broke the story tried to take it to NBC first, and the execs killed the story on sight. "You're not reporting that here" sort of story-killing. The journalist, Ronan Farrow, didn't take that lying down, and suddenly here's NBC in the spotlight for trying to smother the bad press (the exec who did the smothering had Hollywood ambitions). Once the story was posted on NYT, dozens more credible allegations started streaming in about Harvey, and he admitted to almost all of it pretty early on. [i]But then things got crazier.[/i] A bunch of actors, including gigantic names like Ben Affleck, voiced their predictable condemnations of Weinstein's despicable behavior in that virtue-signal-y way they always do. Perhaps feeling emboldened by the traction on Weinstein, some folks started sharing their experiences with those very same virtue-signal-y actors. Bunches and bunches. [i]They[/i] admitted it -- these weren't just attention-seekers capitalizing on a spotlight. And the circle just keeps getting wider. Studio execs, actors, producers, lawyers, directors, friends, family, etc etc etc. It's not just NBC and the Weinstein Company anymore, it's Disney, it's Amazon, and the list just keeps on growing. By all the best assessments, it's a real, massive, actual scandal. So the [i]meme[/i] is a meme because (a) lots of these people wrapped up in / at the heart of the story are big-time donors to the Democrats, lots of them are so-called feminists, lots of them spent all sorts of time and money attacking Trump while they were [i]actively complicit in covering up sexual harassment, assault, rape, and blackmail of like a TON of women.[/i] (b) Even now that so much is out in the open (probably not "all" out in the open yet because let's be honest, if it's this rampant, it's more rampant than this), people in Hollywood are [i]still[/i] covering for Weinstein. (c) There were massive demonstrations in like every major city in the US over Trump getting elected, called the "Women's March." Whoever made the meme finds that hypocritical (posted on T_D, so I just presume that was the point)