Submitted by ADefiniteDescription t3_1097594 in philosophy
aaeme t1_j41ei88 wrote
Reply to comment by LSDkiller in How philosophy can help with loving the art but hating the artist by ADefiniteDescription
>"guilty" of having been in an extremely toxic relationship
That isn't a crime. It's a strange thing to dislike someone for.
>both of them were violent
I watched the trial and saw no real evidence that he was. I saw faked evidence (doctored photos, made up bruises), which strongly suggests it never happened in a way that no evidence at all would not: people don't to fake evidence of something that actually happened. Conversely, I saw his blood on the floor. That wasn't faked.
>he aired his dirtiest, stinkiest shittiest laundry for everyone to see
Yeah he had to clear his name. That took guts. It's also a result of him being honest during the trial (of drink and drug misuse). That honesty was commendable I think. I'm pretty sure self-medicating when you're being abused like that would be quite common.
You do you but that seems a very strange and judgemental take on the whole affair to me.
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