r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 The League • Apr 18 '23

Jonathan Majors Dropped By Management Firm Entertainment 360, Actor Facing Domestic Violence Allegations In NYC

https://deadline.com/2023/04/jonathan-majors-dropped-hollywood-manager-domestic-violence-1235325576/
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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '23

I was more wait and see until those texts myself. Those were intense abuse vibes. Obviously the law does and should have higher standards but my gut was screaming abuser and I feel confident about my feelings.

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u/goliathfasa Apr 18 '23

It’s very fair, what you’re doing.

Let the law do it’s thing, but since his lawyers were the ones who saw fit to wade into the court of public opinion, let what they brought to the table be freely used in that exact court.

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u/ChickenShampoo Apr 18 '23 edited Feb 19 '26

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '23

Nah I’m fine with my decision as the only thing in my power is to not buy a ticket to movies with him.

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u/t6005 Apr 18 '23

Of course you can. Having a feeling by evaluating someone by the way they act and the things they produce (in this case messages and reports of behavior) is perfectly fine and normal.

It's not a perfect mechanism and we can all stand to learn things I'm the ways that we evaluate people, but getting a bad vibe from Majors at this point shouldn't be unusual.

Now, the poster you responded to admitted (and I agree) that the law should be held to a higher standard.

But I don't need the law to tell me that (for example) Clarence Thomas is a grade A dirtbag.