Kellie-Jay Keen says common sense is prevailing after Depp vs Heard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2022
- Closing remarks in Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit ended with both sides urging jurors to think about other victims of domestic abuse.
Ms Heard’s legal team highlighted the message that a verdict in Mr Depp’s favour would send to others, while the actor’s representatives said her claims were “an act of profound cruelty to true survivors”.
The actor is suing his former partner over a 2018 article she wrote in the Washington Post, which was titled: “I spoke up against sexual violence - and faced our culture’s wrath. That has to change.”
The article does not mention Mr Depp by name, yet his lawyers say it falsely implies he physically and sexually abused the Aquaman actress while they were together.
Following six weeks of evidence, which has seen testimony from both Mr Depp and Ms Heard as well as individuals including British supermodel Kate Moss, jurors have now been sent out to consider their verdict.
Feminist Kellie-Jay Keen reacts to Douglas Murray's recent piece in The Times where he suggests that the public trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard marks the end of the #MeToo era.
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Do you agree with Kellie-Jay Keen on 'common sense'?
Unfortunately common sense is not so common in 2022.
We live in a crazy world!
That’s very true 🙂😳😆
Women should not always be believed, but they should always be listened to.
It's not only men who have to think about the situation women are in, surely women also have to think about their own safety.
I see young girls coming out of pubs absolutely rotten drunk, really short dresses on and can't put one foot in front of the other, they are putting themselves into harm's way.
We all know it doesn't matter what women wear, how drunk they are, they should feel safe however, sometimes we all have to take responsibility for our own safety, and getting rotten drunk and walking home alone is not being responsible, because we know perpetrators look for vulnerability.
I would agree, I was taught as a young girl how to look after myself, don’t get yourself in a state don’t accept drinks from men you don’t know, don’t go back to any mans house, because he’s not about to show you his stamp collection etc.
@@sarahhardcastle2433 Sarah, you sound like a very level headed young woman. It's a pity all women didn't have your positive thought process around this.
@@hellsbells7271 not young anymore unfortunately as in my fifties, but educated my daughter on same things.
@@sarahhardcastle2433 me neither, but we still have good heads on our shoulders which is the main thing, best wishes to you and your family.
@@hellsbells7271 A lot of them do think like this, they don't appear in the news though. I wonder why.
Just imagine what London will be like for women when Sharia is put in place
Oh piss off
Yes you do have to tell men that, especially young men from some foreign countries, look at what happened in Germany on new year's eve.
Love you Kellie 💕
I love Kellie Jay.
With a million immigrants this last year and more coming it is not so obvious to everyone that unnwanted touching is assault. Mike Graham seems oblivious to this and assumes everyone has his sense of morality.
I cant agree that common sense is emerging! The latest nonsense by the Police College is to recommend that Rape Victims are not cross examined. In essence this is a return to the “must be believed” era. It is a tenant of British common law that an accused has a right to a fair trial and full disclosure! We have instances of women crying wolf, we see accused being paraded to the mob before any investigation! Rape is vile but it has to be treated as an offence compatible with any other transgression of the law!
You only have to look at Johnny depp to know this
@@sarahlogan942 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you do realise he dragged her through the courts after signing a contract saying there was no mutual abuse and neither party would talk about it publicly. Then dragged her to the US to a televised trial to repeat repeat she'd said in a closed court in the UK, because she didn't want it to be made public. He used the courts to continue to abuse her. He's the exact example of why they want to stop allowing cross examining of women subjected to rape by these men.
That sign.. ( unwanted touching is sexual harassment) is for our diverse brothers who come from cultures that don’t know ..
He called Yvette cooper's son Joe balls😂
I met my kids mother from cat calling so jog on with that one. (And it was her who whistled at me)
You're easy
Stay classy !
We have many different cultures living in the UK and they all have different ideas on what an acceptable invitation looks like = BE SENSIBLE GIRLS
She's not a feminist .... She's too logical . 😜
As a non-feminist woman, I agree with you!
She says that she’s not a feminist lol
@@justafractionoftime1984is she?
I’m a feminist and agree with KJK!! Seems many don’t understand feminism anymore!!
What happened to Mason Greenwood was Me Too, as is his being forced out of Manchester United.
The police did well with the grooming gangs
The approach most often taken by the police now is the line of least resistance. Charge and let the courts decide. I think that's the only way they can navigate their duty in investigating often delicate situations but it's clearly got its risks in terms of potential miscarriages of justice.
Common sense is not so common.
No, Sadly that sign is required in that train station, look what happened to all those women in Cologne train station on New Years Eve!
Got my differences with KJK, but she’s spot on here.
that's inconsistent , lots of men do need to be made aware they're misogynistic especially my father .
Lots of women need to be made aware they are not all victims
@@keving5235 I don't need you to tell me people don't care that's obvious and really sounds like you're just not empathetic , it's not gender specific . I'm not the only one who's life has been ruined by the worst alcoholic abusers as family (baby slapping dropping grandfather), terrorist neighbours and teachers , even a big red spongey nosed double standard hypocrite lawyer , police who don't follow thru on serious assaults harrassment property damage theft or pedophile reports .
How does this apply to Amber Heard who was an abuser and the men AND women who have been the victims of female abusers ?
Victim mentality
unwanted attention? a man cant possibly know this in advance. A man has to go out there and try their luck in the first instance you cannot have it all your own way. Stupid statement to make
Come on are we not going to talk about the elephant in the room. We have to have signs tell people about touching because we have people from other parts of the world living in the UK that see women as second class citizens, in their little brains women should all be grateful for their attention. I've actually made a real fuss on the tube when this has happened to me in the past. Thankfully I'm old and fat now so it's not happened for a while. 🤣🤣🤣
The censors didn't like that I said this on a comment, so I'm saying it out here:
Men, whining about not being able to know if attention is unwanted, just keep your hands (and the rest of your body) to yourself, and you'll be fine.
How does that apply to Johnny Depp's situation though?
Unfortunately, on JD vs AH, this is where Kellie is incorrect. Common sensec would tell you AH is the vicktem. She should know what it's like to be on the receiving end of a media campaign constructed to reverse offender and vicktem.
Unfortunately you are the one who is incorrect. If you research this case all the way back to the beginning and all the public records and evidence is available online. Research it properly and you will find AH was a toxic narcissist who verbally, physically and mentally abused JD. She then launched a public campaign where she misrepresented herself as a victim. There are provable demonstrative lies from beginning to end from AH. There is a wealth of evidence that prove Depp was physically attacked and ended up in hospital and AHs own words prove her abusive behavior. Men can be victims too.
Whoever commented, TH-cam is hiding your reply.
5'1 - small but lovely
Grooming gangs.
There’s something hot about Kelly Jay Keen…soz.
Nothing better do do, says ole Kelz who flew to the USA to shout at a swimmer 😂
This has reminded me of the modern remake of Alice in Wonderland. It exemplifies the current obsession of sexualising everything. There was many shots of barely restrained heaving bussom, bum shots, adult sighing and more. If you want to watch porn, just watch it, but don't make everything sexual! Alice in Wonderland WAS a charming imaginative adventure purely to delight children, leave it alone!
Common sense is prevailing in the Depp vs Heard case. It's time that all abusers be held accountable regardless if male or female and in this case it happens to be a woman who abused a man. It happens. It's ridiculous to think women cannot be abusers.
It's also ridiculous to think women are a significant group of abusers when the data shows men are consistently in the high 80% to high 90% of perpetrators of domestic violence and sexual assault/rape across most, if not all, countries in the world.
@@sheilaoreilly6826Ah the classic "men do X more therefore. . . " excuse to give abusive women a free pass.
1:20 Mike decides to bring skin colour into it - but don't worry it's just another reference to white people. Thought better of him.
Was Posey just a name to hide her identity?🤔
its' a trademark
Posey Parker is a jokey play-on-words online handle derived from “nosey parker”. I’ve seen it cause a bit of confusion with some because it resembles the name of the American actress Parker Posey.
Whether she initially used it because of the sensitivities surrounding her activism or simply because a colourful pseudonym is common practice online, I can’t say.
@@BlookbugIV lol I had no idea
A stage name ….. very common practice online.
I think it was an old social media name