re: Pedro Pascal Calls Kyle Rittenhouse a murderer

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Pascal calling Rittenhouse a murderer is exactly the same as the majority of the country calling OJ a murderer for the past 25 years.

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I'm not going to get into the politics of this with you, but from a legal standpoint:

Rittenhouse never said he didn't shoot those people; he made a claim that it was in self-defense, and that is what was determined by a jury.

Simpson claimed he never killed Nicole or Goldman.

Let's not dig into THAT, because that's probably more in the realm of the PoliBoard territory than here. Let's keep this thread limited to the accountability of actors and their public profiles, okay?

If what you say is true regarding Carano, then yes - others should be treated the same and the "X strikes then you're out". It, so far though, does not seem the same - Carano's situation felt more reactionary to people simply disagreeing with her as opposed to a blanket "don't talk politics" policy - which I think actors and PR people should be held to. When you're the face of your organization, you have to accept that posting opinions that are personal can be interpreted as the opinion of the organization.