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Like I said, if it was widely known that he was continuing to engage in this behavior, then I agree, he should have been exiled.
by darawk 7y ago
Like I said, if it was widely known that he was continuing to engage in this behavior, then I agree, he should have been exiled.
- TheOtherHobbes 7y agoIt was widely known especially in his social circle. Which is why he should have been exiled. And why the fact that he wasn't raises some very uncomfortable questions for the entire industry.
- darawk 7y agoIt was widely known that he kept attractive women around and probably slept with them. It was widely known that these women were probably prostitutes. But so what? The moral transgression here is not sleeping with prostitutes or being lecherous. The moral transgression is conscripting underage girls into prostitution. And it's not at all clear that that was widely known in his social circle.