Ashton Kutcher Finally Revealed His 25 Year Secret

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  • @YoungDeathWish
    @YoungDeathWish Рік тому +8771

    I feel like we probably shouldn't abbreviate Cerebral Palsy as CP anymore

    • @truthseeker2222
      @truthseeker2222 Рік тому +261

      yeah agree haha

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +75

      @@truthseeker2222I will call it that. They were born with that disease. As are those who indulge in film. The film ‘the magic mountain’ was a great movie yet you people are uncomfortable

    • @melissadykstra9083
      @melissadykstra9083 Рік тому +280

      That took me WAY too long to put two and two together with the other known subject that is referred to as "cp."
      Shit humans ruining acronyms now too I see.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +3

      @@melissadykstra9083 Melissa dykstra?? Dykstra

    • @BrandyD1777
      @BrandyD1777 Рік тому +45

      🙌 Agreed. People don't always know what the "slang" means. Grammar & definitions in every way matter to our future, education, etc. People don't know what I am referencing when I say I have a TBI - Traumatic Brain Injury & sadly the statistics, every case is different & much more yet very unknown to many. So much to say but I will leave it there .....Thank you for your comment ❤

  • @Babyclownn
    @Babyclownn Рік тому +2041

    A friend of mine is currently serving a life sentence for murder. It’s such a surreal disconnect to realize this person who I lived with, who helped me develop as a person and who I trusted, killed an innocent person. On one hand he did something awful that can never be taken back, but there are those good memories of my friend. It’s easy to be on the outside and judge but the reality is so much more complicated and awful. But in the end, he did what he did and despite how I felt about him, he has to pay the price.

    • @RabbiSchmuelGoldsteinTreeofLif
      @RabbiSchmuelGoldsteinTreeofLif Рік тому +26

      Maybe he had a good reason though?

    • @Babyclownn
      @Babyclownn Рік тому

      @@RabbiSchmuelGoldsteinTreeofLif no, it was just an impulse. It’s like climaxing, you get that brief moment where it feels right and then reality sets in and you feel nothing. You are empty, spent.

    • @futuristic.handgun
      @futuristic.handgun Рік тому +76

      My heart goes out to you man. ❤

    • @wiggleflopbaker3855
      @wiggleflopbaker3855 Рік тому +9

      Agreed

    • @avamasquerade
      @avamasquerade Рік тому +55

      But he didn't do it at least 5x for years and years while bragging and laughing about it, did he? This is not the same situation as you and your friend. Not even a little bit.

  • @zhdrums3872
    @zhdrums3872 Рік тому +3853

    When hyde was asked
    Where do you see yourself in 20 years he replied, "in prison."
    Glad to say he was correct.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +52

      @@kira-1111 your profile is fake. I just seen a few other accounts with your same photo

    • @tc6070
      @tc6070 Рік тому +73

      it was actually where do you see yourself in 5 years and he was asked that over 20 years ago so he was not correct

    • @Stealth55555
      @Stealth55555 Рік тому +1

      @@tc6070 *AKSHUALLY*...

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +21

      @@tc6070 thank you for the correction. These people have no idea what they are talking about. Thank you for your insight

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +4

      @@Stealth55555 you should show gratitude

  • @nitrocell9287
    @nitrocell9287 11 місяців тому +1963

    Fake title "Ashton Kutcher Finally Revealed His 25 Year Secret" real title "Ashton Kutcher biography ".

    • @bellaclyde
      @bellaclyde 10 місяців тому +32

      Thx

    • @Gliese380
      @Gliese380 10 місяців тому +65

      ty for saving me the trouble of skipping through the video

    • @BillBraskyy
      @BillBraskyy 10 місяців тому +67

      I wish I saw your comment from the beginning lol I'm a few minutes away from the end, thinking that the "secret" was gonna be mentioned, but it never happened.

    • @nitrocell9287
      @nitrocell9287 10 місяців тому +52

      These days the comments are the first place you have to go before watching any video.

    • @lakeshoreshepherds741
      @lakeshoreshepherds741 10 місяців тому +11

      Thank you!!

  • @melissadykstra9083
    @melissadykstra9083 Рік тому +3536

    Never put any human being on a pedestal. It doesn't matter how nice the persona, they will always be just humans, and in that, flawed beyond belief

    • @Trey2dope
      @Trey2dope Рік тому +156

      Unless you're Keanu Reeves

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому +35

      Yea it’s a trip how so many people worship the ground some pos on the screen walks on .
      The Blakc Mirrors really does some dark magic to people.
      It’s the top Dark Art

    • @melissadykstra9083
      @melissadykstra9083 Рік тому +15

      I was already a bit suspicious of thorn if I'm being honest. My gut was telling me to find a different organization against child exploitation to donate to instead.
      Now, with everything that's come out through the Danny Masterson case, I'm glad I stuck to my gut with that

    • @ItsFrozn
      @ItsFrozn Рік тому +41

      Ive been thinking about this a lot recently.
      I consider myself and ehtical person and try my best to be good to the people i interact with.
      Even still there are many times in my life i have had poor judgement and done things that were not great for the person on the receiving end.
      Now if i was a high profile individual and the stakes for my every decision was much higher and much more public i would most likely at some point have done big mistakes and been labelled a bad person for them no matter how much i tried or how many good deeds i did along the way.
      Of course ego, humility and all else plays a big part, but its still nuts how hard it is to always make the right call at every turn for years and years while being in the spotlight.
      I do not envy famous and influental people.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому

      @@Trey2dopehe’s flawed. Lobotomized weeaboo

  • @SurvaySays
    @SurvaySays Рік тому +4849

    I can’t believe I’m old enough to have to hear Pat explain to people what punk’d is

    • @idriveastationwagon1534
      @idriveastationwagon1534 Рік тому +160

      i remember like it was yesterday I was watching punkd. then after that went off, pimp my ride or cribs would probably come on next

    • @mart5610
      @mart5610 Рік тому +31

      I remember the later version of Punk'd when it came back in 2012 on MTV. and they pranked Justin Bieber it was still good

    • @7ngel
      @7ngel Рік тому +13

      Ya shts wild I feel old

    • @Sg4809
      @Sg4809 Рік тому +16

      Well I'm 39 and remember watching both, soooooooo I guess we are getting old

    • @krys-anne
      @krys-anne Рік тому +5

      But he's not old enough to know Demi Moore's name isn't pronounced like Demi Lavato lolz

  • @aqua-mina
    @aqua-mina Рік тому +1165

    It’s amazing how much you hear when you actually listen… never realized Mila was so young and she was clearly expressing how uncomfortable it made her feel

    • @santoscarrillo2996
      @santoscarrillo2996 Рік тому +7

      Nope

    • @Burt_Sampson
      @Burt_Sampson Рік тому +75

      @@santoscarrillo2996typical creepy Spanish dude

    • @santoscarrillo2996
      @santoscarrillo2996 Рік тому +43

      @Burt_Sampson First off I'm AMERICAN I was born here even served in the military. Now a firefighter nobody gives a shit what some celebrity thinks get a real purpose if she didn't want thousands to kiss those people or do whatever you say no and you move along smh 🤦

    • @ashleyshim2078
      @ashleyshim2078 Рік тому +77

      I heard that at first she lied about her age to get on that 70s show..

    • @nikolnolastname4473
      @nikolnolastname4473 Рік тому

      ​@@santoscarrillo2996oof that sounds really creepy of you. Rapey

  • @colecampbell1906
    @colecampbell1906 10 місяців тому +1004

    I didn't exactly hear Ashton reveal any 25 year secret here....

    • @maybee...
      @maybee... 10 місяців тому +30

      He kept his brothers disability a secret. 4:50

    • @zthecat
      @zthecat 10 місяців тому +165

      @@maybee... No he didn't. HIs brothers disability has been public information for at least 20 years. The title is just clickbait.

    • @cclione777
      @cclione777 9 місяців тому +21

      @@zthecat truth

    • @RunJordyRun
      @RunJordyRun 9 місяців тому +17

      Downvote the video so he doesn’t receive your view count if you don’t like the video

    • @LighthouseJaye
      @LighthouseJaye 9 місяців тому +26

      He's being facetious. The video is alluding to his character and what he may or may not have been doing for 25yrs with his success... the secret - from what I watched - seems to be that he may have an infatuation with 'grape' and aggression toward women but it's been masked by his attempts at ending sex trafficking making appear heroic despite not receiving any government approval... (it is quite sus)

  • @jackdaniel3135
    @jackdaniel3135 Рік тому +834

    As someone with cerebral palsy, just wanna say that you summarized it much better than I’ve seen others on this platform. CP and its effects on quality of life can range in severity, but your definition covers all forms of it.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +10

      don’t have kids

    • @dylanherron3963
      @dylanherron3963 Рік тому

      @@Allmenshouldrespectallwomen or, mind your own fucking business.

    • @gutskii1922
      @gutskii1922 Рік тому +35

      ​@@Allmenshouldrespectallwomen?

    • @tealeaf3210
      @tealeaf3210 Рік тому +70

      @@AllmenshouldrespectallwomenConsidering how rude you are the same goes for you.

    • @kinman3051
      @kinman3051 Рік тому +16

      @@gutskii1922 just a troll

  • @LexFerraro
    @LexFerraro Рік тому +584

    It’s wild he had part in staging a prank with a corpse after being so closely involved with the hollywood ripper situation..

    • @PatrickCc
      @PatrickCc  Рік тому +355

      I'll admit I didn't even realize how crazy that was until just reading your comment.. That prank was done less than 1 year after the Hollywood Ripper situation 😮

    • @TikkiNikki
      @TikkiNikki Рік тому +53

      ​@PatrickCc I mean, who better than someone who had first hand experience, right?

    • @MegaHerrera89
      @MegaHerrera89 Рік тому +21

      Right? Especially since he actually walked in and found the victims body.

    • @Iretammiele
      @Iretammiele Рік тому +12

      ​@@MegaHerrera89no one said he found the body...

    • @MegaHerrera89
      @MegaHerrera89 Рік тому

      @@Iretammiele ua-cam.com/users/liveflywI5RXoPE?si=L76O6bCYazaCBa7w

  • @Anon12077
    @Anon12077 Рік тому +1403

    Wow that interviewer at 2:50 was so real for calling that out. Like you could tell he wasn't just poking fun at a silly thing- he was actually concerned and taken aback at the way she was so obviously taken advantage of.

    • @yves555
      @yves555 Рік тому +137

      I 100% agree! He showed pure and genuine concern for her wellbeing :(

    • @FormalFilmsProductions
      @FormalFilmsProductions Рік тому +68

      Respect to him for calling that out

    • @Cyberfan2167
      @Cyberfan2167 Рік тому +8

      Who's the host?

    • @Anon12077
      @Anon12077 Рік тому +19

      @@Cyberfan2167 not sure! He doesn’t look familiar to me but for perspective I was born in ‘99 so this might have been before my time haha. Maybe a previous Tonight Show host?

    • @mrgregorygerald
      @mrgregorygerald Рік тому +72

      I believe it’s Craig Kilborn. Not sure if this is the daily show, but I think Craig had the daily show before Jon Stewart

  • @teresas8173
    @teresas8173 2 місяці тому +12

    He left his dates body … he called Danny M as soon as he saw her body, then did nothing and went to a party. I will never forget that. It was a cold- hearted and very odd decision to not call the police immediately,
    Ashton Kutcher is shady af.

    • @OliverNorth-b5q
      @OliverNorth-b5q Місяць тому

      Surprised he lied when he was in front of congress?

  • @Hai_Lello
    @Hai_Lello Рік тому +882

    This is not to defend Mila and Ashton in any way, but when the “church” of Scientology is involved, they use incredibly effed up and scary tactics to force people to do what they want them to do. I wonder if that’s where those letters really came from. I could be absolutely wrong here, but I wouldn’t be surprised if that was part of this mess.

    • @angelaclark2231
      @angelaclark2231 Рік тому

      Intentional human being, a drug free influence, confront issues in life and schilling for scientology purification rundown using 911 first responders? You bet scientology wrote that shit. Watch Milas face when Ashton mentions the family asked them! She looks pissed.

    • @DrSimpleBeauty
      @DrSimpleBeauty Рік тому +121

      Well it was said he grew up in that church and his family asked them to write those letters. Scientology definitely involved.

    • @TourDead
      @TourDead Рік тому +92

      That's definitely possible and I wouldn't be surprised if they were blackmailed by the church of scientology.

    • @aurorawolfe6060
      @aurorawolfe6060 Рік тому +67

      you're right. when's the last time you heard someone normal describe another person as "intentional"? that's Scientology speak. i think the cult has dirt on Ashton Kutcher.

    • @teKniQz
      @teKniQz Рік тому +52

      Really interesting take. You are completely correct in the general public not knowing the lengths the church will go to in order to hide the truth or get their way.

  • @mariuszarszylo1476
    @mariuszarszylo1476 Рік тому +272

    That cold apology video was written by their lawyers 100%.

    • @Silvvrninja8
      @Silvvrninja8 Рік тому +1

      If it was I would probably practice writing what I was going to say during an apology video that millions of people might see. Mostly so I don't mess up on ym words lol

  • @InfinitiG37XS
    @InfinitiG37XS Рік тому +966

    25,000 victims of human trafficking were identified using Thorn, I think decades of their actions fighting for this outweighs two letters. I understand why people are upset with them but to say that they have lost all credibility? I think that’s a stretch. But then again what am i but one person. My opinion is just that, my opinion.

    • @Brismo7
      @Brismo7 Рік тому

      and the story of the girl who danny supposedly R****ped, her story changed and switched up years later. Very Sus...

    • @robadob55
      @robadob55 Рік тому +78

      Anyone else think it’s weird within 2 weeks of each other Kutcher (founder of Thorn), Tim Ballard (O.U.R. Founder) both get slandered?

    • @Space_Ache
      @Space_Ache Рік тому +131

      You are being logical. When it comes to this type of thing 95% of people are either incapable or unwilling to think logically. You are correct. Kutcher's good outweighs his bad exponentially. It doesn't matter, though. The pitchforks will wave. Voices of dissent will be drowned out by a tidal wave of shrieking mobs. Our society gives no shits about who you were yesterday (unless it was bad). They only care about whar you did today.

    • @Space_Ache
      @Space_Ache Рік тому +43

      ​@robadob55 no. Its not weird. It should be expected. Hollywood loves human trafficking. I am not being hypoerbolic.

    • @jeanfigueroa9637
      @jeanfigueroa9637 Рік тому +35

      Your not the only one who thinks like that, makes no sense to me why other people are upset with them. Especially with how much good he’s done.

  • @TheyCallMeJay
    @TheyCallMeJay 9 місяців тому +88

    im sorry but the butterfly effect is a straight banger, watched it as a kid and loved it, showed it to my mrs last year and its still a banger, she also thought so

    • @dg1431
      @dg1431 7 місяців тому +6

      Agreed. Top tier movie.

    • @No0utlet
      @No0utlet 5 місяців тому +2

      I agree. Did you watch the director's cut?

    • @TheyCallMeJay
      @TheyCallMeJay 5 місяців тому +1

      @No0utlet I'm not sure as I was really young but I do remember the original ending when he's in the womb😭 or maybe that's a different version, unsure

    • @No0utlet
      @No0utlet 5 місяців тому +1

      @@TheyCallMeJay that's the directors cut. 👍

    • @TheyCallMeJay
      @TheyCallMeJay 5 місяців тому +1

      @No0utlet Yeah then, I prefer that ending, hits you harder

  • @tinydream
    @tinydream Рік тому +2332

    I’m 40 and very clearly remember the whole “countdown to the Olsen Twins turning 18” (or insert other female celebrity) thing was extremely common especially morning radio shows where they’d count down each morning, as disgusting as that sounds. I’m glad we’ve mostly moved on from talking like that.

    • @TJ-um8ce
      @TJ-um8ce Рік тому

      The media did that, not men on a large scale... the toxic media just tried deflect

    • @karolgorajski9747
      @karolgorajski9747 Рік тому +1

      Ah yes, men being responsible for every single sex crime in the world.

    • @pchaparala
      @pchaparala Рік тому +144

      gross way to talk about teenage girls; I remember older men thinking it was okay to flirt with me when I was 15-17 years old - talk like this enabled them I am sure.

    • @dannigro8794
      @dannigro8794 Рік тому +90

      I mean, people still do that, like they did that with Millie Bobby Brown. The problem is once somebody is 18 years old. It’s OK to angle them because they’re an adult and they really haven’t changed much from the months that they were 17 other than a number.

    • @tinydream
      @tinydream Рік тому +41

      @@dannigro8794 "really haven’t changed much from the months that they were 17 other than a number" that's a real slippery slope especially when we're talking about grown men in Hollywood and manipulation they use on underage girls. If everyone is sticking with the laws and always keeping the parents involved, ideally with mandatory counseling check-ins, then that would be a lot more ideal to keeping them safe.

  • @LM_612
    @LM_612 Рік тому +903

    I'm actually embarrassed for him and Mila with their cringe apology video. I can just hear their PR person saying "Ok, look as disheveled as possible like you're going through it. And we'll record this on my old Blackberry from 2005 to make the video seem humble and approachable. Go!"

    • @TRKJSR
      @TRKJSR Рік тому +32

      Bahahha exactly

    • @santoscarrillo2996
      @santoscarrillo2996 Рік тому

      Why do they need to seem genuine lolz they didnt rape anyone as far as we know yet

    • @LM_612
      @LM_612 Рік тому +6

      @BadBeatnik lmao

    • @staceyjayneplatt9527
      @staceyjayneplatt9527 Рік тому +25

      I know you are so right,soooo staged and scripted

    • @lowlowseesee
      @lowlowseesee Рік тому +9

      Lololopolololol the phone and the disheveled

  • @SirAsdf
    @SirAsdf Рік тому +649

    All these two had to do was not write a letter supporting a CONVICTED RAPIST. And that should be emphasized, they wrote these AFTER he had been convicted of rape.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому

      That’s Hollywood for you. Reminds me of Johnny depp defending the honor of satanist who killed kids in the woods

    • @Nswix
      @Nswix Рік тому +29

      Of course they did. You don't have to write character witness letters for people who aren't being accused of something...

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому

      @@Nswix yet you have a photo of Chris Benoit as a profile picture. Your sick. Get help

    • @5starstudios818
      @5starstudios818 Рік тому +17

      people do fu*cked up things but everyone has the chance to reflect & change.........they dont have/want to be a monster forever

    • @ChBoiiDangP
      @ChBoiiDangP Рік тому +18

      @@5starstudios818 Yeaaa but some people deny they even did these messed up things, blame their accusers actions on a social movement, then get people who supposedly defend people from SA to write letters saying he's a nice guy lol. Some people seem to have/want to.

  • @maniacgm503
    @maniacgm503 4 місяці тому +45

    “Yeah this dude’s brother died…but first let me tell you about my irrelevant sponsor!” Come on, dude.

    • @leahtv7778
      @leahtv7778 2 місяці тому +2

      It's pretty unbelievable what these sponsored yters do. Couldn't be me

  • @lockboxDAI
    @lockboxDAI Рік тому +226

    Danny wasn't sentenced to 30 years. He was sentenced to LIFE and is eligible for parole hearings in 30 years.

    • @p.d.l7023
      @p.d.l7023 Рік тому +15

      He's not getting out either way.

    • @incoherentthinker
      @incoherentthinker Рік тому +17

      30 years is life. Any sentence 25 years or more is considered life. Consecutive life sentences is multiple sentences for multiple crimes equaling 25 or more years per. Which means your comment is moot.

    • @Mastermind4life
      @Mastermind4life 11 місяців тому +8

      one sentence less, might have got an upvote, a "thanks for the info" even
      BUT NOPE
      @@incoherentthinker

    • @goawwy
      @goawwy 11 місяців тому +10

      Sad it took her that long to do anything like file ect.. seems fishy to me

    • @nenadpopov3601
      @nenadpopov3601 11 місяців тому

      Nice, I hope he never gets out, scumbag actually made a bet with Ashton about french kissing a child? you could tell then that he is perverted.

  • @TheJamesDyl
    @TheJamesDyl Рік тому +883

    The fact that Ashton ACKNOWLEDGES the r*pe in the “character letter” completely destroys anything said in their apology.

    • @xryxix
      @xryxix Рік тому +22

      Exactly

    • @costco_pizza
      @costco_pizza Рік тому +7

      I cannot believe this. The authorities need to come and arrest him immediately for what he did.

    • @devildogentertainment4904
      @devildogentertainment4904 Рік тому +74

      i mean , to be fair, they're character letters. They are used to help the defendant. SMH it's not like they're saying they support rape. Literally anyone can do it. Even if you kill someone, you can have people come up and take the stands to defend who you are AND not what you're being persecuted for. That's why is innocent until proven guilty. Until the judge Offically sentences you. The character letters DON't come afterwards. I had to write some myself for some friends of mine, who got caught up stupid street crimes. It's an attempt to save your friends reputation, and in hopes the judge can udnerstand.

    • @paryssneville1208
      @paryssneville1208 Рік тому +15

      @@costco_pizzaarrest who? Ashton? For what

    • @poindextertunes
      @poindextertunes Рік тому +27

      @@devildogentertainment4904they wrote the letters after he was found guilty….. 😐

  • @entertainmentcreators1814
    @entertainmentcreators1814 Рік тому +326

    IDK how to feel about this, I had close friends that would later turn out to be very fucking evil. I would defend them in public just to be proven wrong later in life. I can say the felling is even worse when is a relative who you're defending

    • @blakea.e.1681
      @blakea.e.1681 Рік тому +24

      They knew he was proven guilty in a court of law before they wrote the letters. Ashton acknowledged the rapes in his letter! It’s not a case of being fooled and later finding out

    • @charissa6648
      @charissa6648 Рік тому +13

      They may have just believed their friend.
      I think people are making this more than it is. People can be manipulated or believe lies especially when reality is shocking!
      They shouldn't have made an insincere apology video. They should've stated the truth; they believe their friend or believed their friend.
      Furthermore, people always write character letters for the court to get a lesser sentence.

    • @charissa6648
      @charissa6648 Рік тому +12

      ​@@blakea.e.1681They said they acknowledge the court found him guilty. 🙄 That's not the same thing as believing their friend to be guilty.
      They wanted a lienent sentence. I may not agree but that doesn't make their work of saving children in vain.
      He didn't rape anyone.

    • @ST-LEO
      @ST-LEO Рік тому +4

      ​@blakea.e.1681 so now all of a sudden you wanna defend the court of law when it's convenient!! They are not on the jury. They are not judges. They are HUMAN BEINGS WITH HUMAN FEELINGS. You don't know what kind of denial or confusion they are in about their friend. All you care about is yelling the loudest so you can be right.

    • @jmtexx
      @jmtexx Рік тому

      @@charissa6648they obviously know something. They literally agreed with the charges. If I had a trafficking app, and my old coo star was in series poop, I’d definitely pivot the other way

  • @jenniferb.awesome
    @jenniferb.awesome Місяць тому +4

    The fact he thought an innocent couple seeing a "dead bloody body" and a little teenaged girl being sprayed with excrement is funny, just tells you everything you need to know about him.

  • @yochaz2u
    @yochaz2u Рік тому +658

    The beginning part of this video, I feel like is something that we need to discuss more of. We're upset at celebrities that does sketchy things like kissing a 14 year old child when the actor is 19. But why do not question or grill the production companies that force these things to happen. I feel like that the show as a whole created this narrative that made Mila look like a whore, forced possible grooming situations to happen on her, but yet the company(or person making the ideas) are able to run away with no issues.

    • @piele1982
      @piele1982 Рік тому +24

      Because juice. Not allowed to question their behaviour. Look up their early life in wiki. I'll bet you'll be surprised.

    • @thebluefus
      @thebluefus Рік тому

      Hollywood is a backbone of a political party in the United States. Good luck

    • @allouttabubblegum1984
      @allouttabubblegum1984 Рік тому

      ​@@piele1982the talmud says you can 🍇 a 3 year old and it doesn't count.

    • @GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend
      @GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend 11 місяців тому

      Can we stop using the word "whore" like that, jesus it's unnecessary.

    • @mayhem5235
      @mayhem5235 11 місяців тому +14

      ​@@piele1982Wtf is any of that supposed to mean...

  • @Alexduenas209
    @Alexduenas209 Рік тому +700

    I can always count on Patrick cc to sum up stuff I can’t be bothered to research myself

    • @Snip42
      @Snip42 Рік тому +7

      He’s my daddy 🤓🤓❤️❤️😊😊

    • @aidenusmani5882
      @aidenusmani5882 Рік тому

      @@Snip42 Wow! Does he also spank you at night?! 🤔

    • @Ishbikes
      @Ishbikes Рік тому

      That’s why he gets paid the big bucks..stealing my content

    • @zellalaing5439
      @zellalaing5439 Рік тому +1

      Hit the nail on the head with that one 😂😂

    • @nurgle-j5n
      @nurgle-j5n Рік тому +6

      be careful with that

  • @titaniumcranium3755
    @titaniumcranium3755 6 місяців тому +4

    The older i get, the more i respect and understand Topher Grace for not wanting anything to do with the other cast members

  • @chrisyost5949
    @chrisyost5949 Рік тому +1087

    Poor lady. "I had no choice but to do what the writers said." It is so sad she had noone advocating for her.

    • @ynmonroe
      @ynmonroe Рік тому +101

      It's worst, IMO, when you consider the fact that her parents didn't step in and advocate for her.

    • @28russ
      @28russ Рік тому +51

      She didn't seem to bothered by it though. 🤷‍♂

    • @willowsneverweep
      @willowsneverweep Рік тому +10

      @@JohnRoberts444 ???? ok bro

    • @hollydavis06
      @hollydavis06 Рік тому +32

      It’s not like she was a 10yr old…she was old enough to tell her parents she didn’t wanna do it, if she didn’t. And there was no nudity. Milla actually has two very good, honest parents and they trusted & allowed their daughter to make her own decisions. They never have ever accepted any $$ from her or taken any of her earnings, even when she asked them to. Times were very different back in the late 90’s & early 2000’s & I agree it’s better we’ve moved forward as a civilization, since then…at least, I hope we have😅

    • @Neotidus
      @Neotidus Рік тому +16

      Do you think she married Ashton as some sort of Stockholm syndrome?

  • @GiDS222
    @GiDS222 Рік тому +44

    I think the one thing I've learned over the past couple years is that human beings are inconsistent. Especially in illogical ways that don't often add up. People regress. People have secrets whether criminal or simply embarrassing and compensate for them publicly as well. There are tons of conspiracies going around about Chrissie's post and it's just weird. Who really knows tbh but informative video nonetheless. You're doing a fantastic job on these videos Patrick!

  • @kittygoesWOOF
    @kittygoesWOOF Рік тому +323

    Thank you for talking about the Hollywood ripper situation. it's confirmed by the lapd. He lied and because of that, the guy walked free and killed again, then was finally caught 17 years later (give or take) during an attempted murder. the cops knew he lied. The victims families have legal basis to sue. Kutcher is incredibly involved with scientology but not technically in the church. he may as well be though. I do wish you'd have gone into more detail.

    • @easy3088
      @easy3088 Рік тому +22

      What did he lie about?

    • @tylermayhew2698
      @tylermayhew2698 Рік тому +59

      As someone who has studied Scientology, i would not be surprised if Ashton was somewhat coerced by the 'religion' to ask for leniency for a fellow scientologist actor. Essentially the faith stores all your life information and threatens to release it if you go against it, hence why Tom Cruise, John Travolta, and Ashton are still involved in it

    • @7ngel
      @7ngel Рік тому

      ​@@tylermayhew2698 scientology needs to be destroyed

    • @seikshin
      @seikshin Рік тому +13

      @@easy3088i'm curious too

    • @mojojojo6400
      @mojojojo6400 Рік тому +15

      Kutcher is also a master mason.
      Crazy how Danny's last name sounds exactly like master mason...and that he is his role model too..

  • @ManVanIran
    @ManVanIran 2 місяці тому +4

    ashton's twin brother is dead and this took a toll on him. our sponsor today is rocketmoney.

  • @Pkmute
    @Pkmute Рік тому +63

    You could do a million good things in this life but once you do one bad thing people will always remember you for that one bad thing

    • @bry4510
      @bry4510 Рік тому

      True

    • @bry4510
      @bry4510 Рік тому +4

      I mean he's defending a friend. Maybe he didn't know. Look at all good Aston is doing to better this world. Guy is fighting human trafficking that's admirable. People are quick to judge.

    • @stoneheart_raven
      @stoneheart_raven Рік тому

      @@bry4510 He knew the victims. the channel called growing up in scientology (who attended the trials first hand) explains in detail how messed up this really is.

    • @sarahaugustus5288
      @sarahaugustus5288 Рік тому +4

      @@bry4510I mean he did know… In the character letter he acknowledged the fact that his friend had already been found guilty of the crime. The point of letter was to ask for leniency in regards to sentencing

    • @rmprox4282
      @rmprox4282 Рік тому +2

      What’s worse is that people that judge them most likely never done anything to benefit society like Ashton or Mila have.

  • @sazonada
    @sazonada Рік тому +599

    "Growing up in Scientology" says SO MUCH about this. Aaron said one of the accusers got that 70s show dropped from Netflix and another show "The ranch" was cancelled. He knew, and held a grudge towards the victims

    • @thema1998
      @thema1998 Рік тому +32

      "The Ranch" actually ran for one last season, which was split into two parts like the prior three seasons, after Danny Masterson got fired from the show.

    • @radhiadeedou8286
      @radhiadeedou8286 Рік тому +69

      I have a problem with punishing everyone who worked hard on a show and the fans who still want to watch it because one guy is a predator

    • @Cannibalizee
      @Cannibalizee Рік тому +27

      ​@@radhiadeedou8286You're absolutely right, it's ridiculous

    • @idkyikes
      @idkyikes Рік тому +12

      @@radhiadeedou8286I think it has something to do with the money? Because if they were to air the show with the predator in it than he has to get paid. And I guess this is the way to prevent the predator of getting money and than being able to pay for the court or whatever…? Idk, I have no idea how the industry works, but I have never come across where a show/film/ series gets aired with an accused person in it without them getting the paid for the acting

    • @diviningrod2671
      @diviningrod2671 Рік тому +19

      ​@@radhiadeedou8286some things are more important then money.

  • @TreyD-d8i
    @TreyD-d8i Рік тому +77

    As he would see him flatline in a hospital bed… now let’s take a minute to talk about todays sponsor

    • @jghifiversveiws8729
      @jghifiversveiws8729 Рік тому +5

      I'm glad I'm not the only one that found that rather... insensitive.

  • @MrPushAT
    @MrPushAT Місяць тому +3

    I think it's important for people to know that you can advocate against (or at least appear to) the very thing you're guilty of perpetrating. It's basic predatory behaviour..

  • @personperson2446
    @personperson2446 Рік тому +502

    "Kissed every guy except for Topher." Man, this whole episode, especially him refusing to send a letter of support to Masterson, really made him look good and decent.

    • @galvanizedgnome
      @galvanizedgnome Рік тому

      His involvement with his girlfriends murder in Hollywood is extremely suspicious

    • @moeski17
      @moeski17 Рік тому +23

      Refusing to send a letter of support to Masterson?

    • @johnmanthey5918
      @johnmanthey5918 Рік тому +78

      ​@moeswagger2329 other people wrote letters saying Danny Masterson wouldn't have done what he was accused of, character witnesses. Topher grace didn't do that

    • @Zac_Frost
      @Zac_Frost Рік тому +102

      ​@johnmanthey5918 That's because Topher Grace was the only normal and chill guy in that cast. Even today, he's still pretty mellow. Kurtwood Smith, too.
      Fun fact: Those two actually get together and hang out every year for Father's Day lol.

    • @thisguy8106
      @thisguy8106 11 місяців тому +65

      ​@@Zac_Frostor perhaps.. Just maybe.. He wasn't as close to him as others.
      You know what happens.. In *every single court case throughout America* ??... Friends and family members of the accused writes "character letters" to the judge/jury.
      Every single case.
      I'm on the outside looking in. My emotions aren't involved. I don't have a 30 year relationship with Masterson. When someone you care about is accused of a crime..you know what tends to happen?? The people that *care* about them believes the person that they care about when they claim they're innocent.. I know..huge shocker, right?..
      I don't get why people don't understand this.

  • @toxichammertoe8696
    @toxichammertoe8696 Рік тому +540

    This is more of a biography then getting to the reason the letter "destroyed" Ashton

    • @basquat76
      @basquat76 Рік тому +46

      Yeah he should change the title of this video.

    • @anonemoose102
      @anonemoose102 11 місяців тому +50

      ​@@basquat76 he needs to get that $ from the youtube algorithm lol

    • @PeterGriffin11
      @PeterGriffin11 11 місяців тому +8

      I was thinking the same thing.

    • @Ericboy114558
      @Ericboy114558 11 місяців тому +11

      Yeah, I got so many mixed signals from this video.

    • @TheMrVogue
      @TheMrVogue 11 місяців тому +13

      Yeah, I feel baited, normally i thumbs up Patrick Cc, but today it was such a waste of time I had to downvote. Well put together, but not what I thought I was going to see

  • @learntotakeajoke3100
    @learntotakeajoke3100 Рік тому +78

    Every actor has a side we've never seen, just like 99.9% of the people we talk too!

    • @angelaholmes8888
      @angelaholmes8888 Рік тому +6

      Yes exactly some people forget this

    • @magicvampirelver1321
      @magicvampirelver1321 Рік тому

      Exactly this is a thing.. like people don't know smh

    • @alabaster2163
      @alabaster2163 Рік тому

      This may be true but when you witness it repeatedly... then say nothing... you are now the problem.

    • @adamprice3466
      @adamprice3466 Рік тому

      The side we've seen is weird enough

    • @chaoticpmx
      @chaoticpmx Рік тому +1

      Does this logic also apply to Michael Jackson??? Or does it only apply to celebrities we don't love

  • @tommybrasco1
    @tommybrasco1 9 місяців тому +6

    The Butterfly Effect was amazing

  • @ZeeNakamoto
    @ZeeNakamoto Рік тому +357

    I never saw this coming. I was always impressed by Ashton for defending children/assault victims but turns out his morality changes when its his friend committing the crime

    • @angelaholmes8888
      @angelaholmes8888 Рік тому +27

      I lost respect for him long before this sadly I'm not surprised since he treated his first wife horribly

    • @YoureRightIThink
      @YoureRightIThink Рік тому +76

      Perhaps he just really really believes he might be innocent, defending him doesn't necessarily mean he's defending an abuser knowingly it could mean he trusts he's not actually guilty. I don't see why commiting a life to rescuing people from sexual trafficking would be completely undermined by a wrongdoing like this, he's defending his friend, not someone like Bill Cosby. So his friend might have lied and convinced them that he was being framed.

    • @millennialodyssey5956
      @millennialodyssey5956 Рік тому +18

      I tend to not trust anyone that comes out of Hollywood. There is a reason they are loved and famous in that world.

    • @caitthecat
      @caitthecat Рік тому +20

      ​@@YoureRightIThinkHe didn't say he thinks he's innocent, though. You're reaching here.

    • @chillproduction7142
      @chillproduction7142 Рік тому +20

      @@YoureRightIThinkfrom what I’ve heard there wasn’t any physical evidence, just the testimonies. And I don’t know why we seem to forget that people have the capacity to lie.

  • @knobjob2839
    @knobjob2839 Рік тому +197

    I'm shocked it took this long for the Internet to get uptight about this one. We were raising our eyebrows at it a decade ago.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +7

      He couldn’t wait for a 15 year old girl to turn 18. That’s your hero you people love so much

    • @Gonk
      @Gonk Рік тому +19

      @@Allmenshouldrespectallwomen who tf said he's anyone hero? girls just like him for his looks and romcoms but it all didn't matter cuz he's actually smart and invested smartly. Even if he left acting he'd still be raking in crazy money, his support for Danny just made him look like a big hypocrite.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому

      @@Gonk he was also on Epstein island. Admit it that’s your hero. Your following in his footsteps

    • @extraditto
      @extraditto Рік тому +1

      ​​​​@@Gonk his fanbase are guys who like him as much as Ryan Raynolds or Elon Xmask. Do you really think that Punked and My car dude were made for girls? Fart humor is a boy thing. Also he looks like a maniac, date-raper, what is attractive in him?

    • @willdegra317
      @willdegra317 Рік тому +2

      to be fair the internet would've been on it quicker if he was wearing a red hat

  • @nicolegreenwood6768
    @nicolegreenwood6768 Рік тому +61

    Ashton stopped working with thron a few years ago.
    There used to be a Hot Ones interview with him that is now deleted, where he said he had to step down due to "messing with the wrong people". And/or getting into a situation too deeply. He has not talked about Thorn at all since he has stepped down. This was the only public statement & it was taken down by Hot Ones probably by request of him.

  • @Krulltårta
    @Krulltårta 2 місяці тому +1

    Perfekt exampel of "the good doesnt wash out the bad".

  • @ashleymarie804
    @ashleymarie804 Рік тому +22

    Honestly being a teen in the 2000’s I always heard that crap about “x days until x is 18” I didn’t see how gross it was.

  • @koaasst
    @koaasst Рік тому +152

    no one ever looks to producers and writers with enough scrutiny in things like mila being 14. hell if young people knew what a young brooke shields must have went through, and im sure countless others, it would surley be eye opening
    the biggest predators behind the scenes, make a video on them

    • @fordid42
      @fordid42 Рік тому +11

      Oh hell, I grew up in the 1970s and recall some of the movies Brooke Shields was in at the time, _Pretty Baby_ and _Blue Lagoon_ were the popular ones. Looking back I do not understand how they got made. Disturbing stuff, but it goes to show what Hollywood has always been like.

    • @GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend
      @GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend 11 місяців тому +12

      Didn't she lie about her age to them?

    • @CreamyBeige
      @CreamyBeige 11 місяців тому +9

      @@GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriendthey check. You might be able to lie for the interview but they need to check your age so they can sign contracts and pay you. So lets not blame the child here

    • @briancrawford8751
      @briancrawford8751 11 місяців тому +3

      @@GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend Pretty Baby included full frontal nudity of an undeveloped child. There's no way to lie that into making it okay. Brooke Shields was eleven years old.

    • @margaritoamargo6347
      @margaritoamargo6347 10 місяців тому +2

      @@GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend She told them she was 16 I believe but was really 14.

  • @renelagriculteur4609
    @renelagriculteur4609 Рік тому +106

    When you've witnessed the stabbed corpse of your best female friend I don't think that corpse prank would be your first idea for a show

    • @MadGunny
      @MadGunny 10 місяців тому +6

      It’s not like he ever saw her body though. He went to pick her up and she didn’t answer so he left

    • @tylermcnally8232
      @tylermcnally8232 10 місяців тому +4

      ​@@MadGunny likely story

    • @Lynda872
      @Lynda872 10 місяців тому +1

      I did not hear or see where he actually saw her corpse! You need to read up on his work to fight trafficking even testifying before Congress!

    • @BeeHatGuy
      @BeeHatGuy 10 місяців тому

      ​@Lynda872 he's trash

  • @JamesBond-wh3cu
    @JamesBond-wh3cu 11 місяців тому +225

    These clickbait titles are getting annoying

    • @jk76111
      @jk76111 8 місяців тому +6

      facts lol

    • @chrispember172
      @chrispember172 5 місяців тому +6

      patrick stays doing it honestly, plus he often has wrong info

    • @Jack-sl3yp
      @Jack-sl3yp 5 місяців тому

      Y’all are proof this world dumb af

    • @DrDolan2000
      @DrDolan2000 4 місяці тому

      ​@@chrispember172 Really? How do you know?

    • @juanaceves6363
      @juanaceves6363 4 місяці тому +3

      @@DrDolan2000it’s not a Patrick CC video without people correcting some of his info in the comments lol

  • @oafee1053
    @oafee1053 Рік тому +277

    It's not that uncommon for people to be wildly hypocritical when it comes to people they know and love. I didn't know anything about Ashton Kutcher until I watched this video but I cant honestly say that the letter you read at the end undoes all of the other great work you talked about in this video. If he actually did all of that stuff, the scales are definitely weighted further towards 'good guy makes a big mistake' rather than 'bad guy who outs himself'. In my opinion anyway.

    • @SaltyCracker402
      @SaltyCracker402 Рік тому +56

      Finally a comment I can agree with. All these internet jackasses in this comment section seem so offended like Ashton and Mila were the r@pists themselves when they were just telling the judge who Danny was to them their whole lives. He didn't say it was false rape accusations he just asked for some semblance of leniency so his kid didn't grow up without a father. My question is why did that judge leak the letters and who paid him or her to do so?

    • @RabbiSchmuelGoldsteinTreeofLif
      @RabbiSchmuelGoldsteinTreeofLif Рік тому +28

      I am 100% a hypocrite when it comes to my friends and family. Idc either I’m always going to be like that

    • @treyk7460
      @treyk7460 Рік тому +26

      The letters weren’t leaked, they were a matter of public record.
      And that’s not ALL Aston and Mila did. They attempted to get a more lenient sentence for a man that Ashton even acknowledged did monstrous things and they did so KNOWINGLY against the wishes of his victims! That’s horrific imo!

    • @marybernards
      @marybernards Рік тому +28

      Imo, it doesnt undo the good work but that doesnt make him a "good guy who made a mistake" by any means.
      Just because I donated to a charity doesnt mean Im good nor does it mean Im incapable of committing violent crimes, they're not mutually exclusive
      Neither he or Mila were misguided when they sent that letter only until it was leaked. Of course Ashton did not do the crimes that masterson had done, but he condoned and pursued action for his consequences to be lenient.
      I understand its troubling for someone they love to turn out so disgusting, but to still stick beside them only further shows how complacent and immoral they are because surely they wouldnt have acted the same if the crime was done to them.

    • @seanthegrizz3983
      @seanthegrizz3983 Рік тому +25

      ​@SaltyCracker402 terminally online people lack understanding of human connection. These people don't have close relationships with people irl. They don't understand that people can be close friends with someone for decades and not know about every other aspect of their lives other than they are a good friend.

  • @jjochems
    @jjochems Рік тому +315

    As someone who has dealt with having a close friend commit murder and as a friend of a murder victim, I can relate to Kutcher’s choices. You instinctively want to believe that your longtime friends are the people you know and it takes a while to wrap your head around their actions. Kutcher has done a lot of good in the world and deserves some grace for that imo.

    • @DragicaOfficial
      @DragicaOfficial Рік тому +65

      he acknowledged the crime in the letter. no grace deserved whatsoever on this. someone can do both good and bad things

    • @205ken4
      @205ken4 Рік тому +15

      I know where your coming from however I’ll always support someone publicly if I support them privately ya know
      It’s what cowards they are that stands out to me

    • @_.atd21
      @_.atd21 Рік тому +30

      kinda sad that people have to view things as either right and wrong. We all would do what ashton did on his situation

    • @michaelh9649
      @michaelh9649 Рік тому +20

      @DragicaOfficial He acknowledged the conviction. I’m sure it would be very difficult to convince yourself that a dear friend you have known and respected for decades was truly guilty. Or maybe you would see that your friend is a different person in the present and want to stress that to the judge since prison is meant for rehabilitation rather than only punishment.

    • @elpusegato
      @elpusegato Рік тому

      ​@@_.atd21speak for yourself. I, myself, would not.

  • @electrojones
    @electrojones Рік тому +113

    Ashton is said to have called his agent after seeing "spilled wine" through the door when he arrived to pick up his friend. Never called the cops, the wine story came out later and has never seemed like anything but a lie.
    He did the murder gag in the hotel AFTER finding his own murdered friend's body.

    • @StudioGhibliFan494
      @StudioGhibliFan494 Рік тому +19

      The woman who Ashton found murderer wasn't his friend. She was his girlfriend.

    • @TeewopShiesty
      @TeewopShiesty Рік тому

      @@StudioGhibliFan494source: trust me bro

    • @pchaparala
      @pchaparala Рік тому +6

      she wasn’t his girlfriend, they were just dating but still - he should have shown more care for her welfare. Plus, if he hadn’t shown up so late, she might still be alive today. Celebrities can be so selfish sometimes - idk if it is from all the adulation they are used to getting. Who knows.

    • @blest5132
      @blest5132 Рік тому +57

      @@pchaparala "she wasn’t his girlfriend, they were just dating but still" did you REALLY just post this?

    • @winnie.blues.m8
      @winnie.blues.m8 Рік тому +9

      ​@@pchaparalaah yes im sure you would have perfectly handled that situation like youve perfectly manuvoired your way through life as a winner ay

  • @Mulcam29
    @Mulcam29 8 місяців тому +1

    As an Iowan, I'm happy with all the things Ashton has done. He's one of the best things to have come from my home state.

  • @jeffb5785
    @jeffb5785 11 місяців тому +381

    Believing and defending a friend doesn't change what he has done to stop child trafficking, anyone who thinks it does is a fool and they should ask themselves if they would abandon a loved one.

    • @carlberry785
      @carlberry785 10 місяців тому +33

      ye i agree. its a very deep and puzzling situation. the character letters are from a place of the actors truths. The evidence is irrelevant to the time that ashton and mila had with said abuser. And for their apology i feel it needed to be said and no matter how they presented it people were still gonna think it was not
      genuine

    • @jeffb5785
      @jeffb5785 10 місяців тому +2

      @@carlberry785 If I say something and then realize I am wrong I will apologize but if I believe in what I said I would never back down or apologize. We will have to agree to disagree.

    • @carlberry785
      @carlberry785 10 місяців тому +2

      @jeffb5785 true however words can be twisted and with the touchy subject of sexual assault ashton needed to be upfront about how the victims shouldn't be discredited of their experience because of ashtons character letter. i agree to stand by ones beliefs, but as a public figure a lot of the time u cant be apathetic to a situation like this.

    • @crystalm4324
      @crystalm4324 10 місяців тому +15

      It should also be noted that Masterson’s victims weren’t children. I’m VERY SURE it would have been a completely different conversation if that were the case.
      They also weren’t women grabbed off the street and assaulted in a back alley, left beaten and bloody.
      I’m not by any means giving him a pass or diminishing his crime, but there is a big difference in taking something too far, plus being a jerk to stocking and r ing a stranger.

    • @starcarter531
      @starcarter531 10 місяців тому +10

      True unfortunately though his organization has been called into question. It’s not what it seems, he didn’t do himself any favors defending his rapist friend when he runs an organization trying to save children from a heinous crime. 🤷🏾‍♂️

  • @caliboyizhere
    @caliboyizhere Рік тому +61

    "I was a 14 year old little girl" - her words 😳

    • @peytonkirk106
      @peytonkirk106 Рік тому +4

      Legit made me sad

    • @bloodlove93
      @bloodlove93 Місяць тому

      i was doing worse than that at 14,it's just a kiss.
      not saying it was right or good,but seriously, it's only a kiss and as a teenager, I'm in the same age range as these people too so we're not separated by generations or decades, it's pretty common for people our age at that time to be exploring our feelings and doing stuff like that.... yes i know he was older and it's on tv,it's not EXACTLY orthodox i agree,but still ultimately... just a kiss.

    • @caliboyizhere
      @caliboyizhere Місяць тому +1

      @@bloodlove93 kissing is sexual contact, whether wanted or not. He was an adult and she was a child, point blank. There’s no excuse.

    • @Nice-sm5hr
      @Nice-sm5hr 4 дні тому

      @@bloodlove93 It’s not just a kiss though is it, there is the entire context, the coercion, the millions of viewers…

  • @Mastermind4life
    @Mastermind4life 11 місяців тому +49

    the side bet / interview are crazy telling.
    she's hella young just being honest.
    but you can tell she's hurt but knows better than to push at that time.

  • @Nick_Valentine2702
    @Nick_Valentine2702 4 місяці тому +2

    The Butterfly Effect was dope

  • @thomasdavis9827
    @thomasdavis9827 Рік тому +76

    This doesn't change my opinion of him and his work. It is almost reflexiiv to speak up for a friend of 25 years.

    • @AmyRogers-j4c
      @AmyRogers-j4c 10 місяців тому +4

      Agreed--he didn't even IMPLY he was innocent. Brave, but maybe naive?

    • @bernardsoh3559
      @bernardsoh3559 10 місяців тому +1

      And the video he and Mila did, explained why they wrote what they did- for the family of the man they knew

    • @suhtangwong
      @suhtangwong 10 місяців тому +4

      He has done soo much for the community and the world, yet he tries to help his life long friend and the world turns on him... 😢

    • @timullits639
      @timullits639 10 місяців тому +3

      My view on him hasnt changed at all either. The biggest problem with being a celeb is that people these days will get offended by anything, even a video trying to explain their actions. Even if its actions that anyone would do, theres still a jealous horde of cowards just waiting for the next thing to attack.

  • @hineighbor
    @hineighbor Рік тому +93

    I would cut ties with a friend if they turned out to be a convicted rapist

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +4

      I wouldn’t depending on the situation. You have no loyalty

    • @SMOSHBOSS69
      @SMOSHBOSS69 Рік тому +30

      ​@@Allmenshouldrespectallwomencreepy

    • @noobkiller12364
      @noobkiller12364 Рік тому +9

      They messed up with the letters but I believe in their eyes they refuse to believe that someone they knew could do such a terrible thing. They’re in denial about what he did.

    • @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen
      @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen Рік тому +8

      @@SMOSHBOSS69 no it’s not. I have every right to be a advocate for a friend or family member. You people show more loyalty to things like cats and dogs than your fellow humans

    • @saint6304
      @saint6304 Рік тому

      @@Allmenshouldrespectallwomenyeah because humans are evil bro

  • @DragicaOfficial
    @DragicaOfficial Рік тому +237

    Mila's letter is also even more sickening considering what she's been through in that show at a young age

    • @poindextertunes
      @poindextertunes Рік тому +44

      seems like she was groomed imo

    • @angelaholmes8888
      @angelaholmes8888 Рік тому +22

      Yeah I have lost respect for her

    • @kris1123259
      @kris1123259 Рік тому +45

      Sadly, victims turn abusers / apologists all the time

    • @avamasquerade
      @avamasquerade Рік тому +26

      ​@@poindextertunesAt a certain point, groomed or not, when a victim goes on to enable a bse and facilitate the gaslighting and mentality that shields predators and creates more victims, they themselves become a perpetrator, and should be administered consequences.

    • @SalvableRuin
      @SalvableRuin Рік тому

      "old the time"? Don't you mean ALL the time?@@kris1123259

  • @vickielawson3114
    @vickielawson3114 10 місяців тому +1

    23:12 - “(Rape) the worst type of crime in human existence.” Ummm, have you never heard of murder? I’m pretty sure that’s a LOT worse than rape.

    • @vickielawson3114
      @vickielawson3114 10 місяців тому +1

      It tends to leave the victims… ya know… not alive anymore. Pretty sure anyone would rather be raped than murdered.

  • @StudioGhibliFan494
    @StudioGhibliFan494 Рік тому +33

    The so called prank for his show Harassment must have been horrible for Ashley's family & friends, because it shows just how little Ashley mattered to Ashton. Justin Timberlake deserves everything he gets.

    • @BeckyEnchanted
      @BeckyEnchanted Рік тому +1

      I don't think Justin is anywhere near as bad as people are trying to make him nowadays. There are many things he's done that are wrong certainly but that's part of being in the public eye and having everything in front of everyone all the time. People want to blame him instead of the music industry, the costume designers, being cheated on, being young, at least spread the blame as opposed to just pinning it on him because he's the famous guy in the middle of it that we can point to as opposed to the deeper issues.

    • @chulainn32
      @chulainn32 Рік тому +1

      What did awl trousersnake ever do to you?

  • @Ali3ng0d
    @Ali3ng0d Рік тому +167

    The fact that he also did “so much” to fight for child sex abuse and sex trafficking victims only to turn and just support Danny Masterson.
    No matter how “good” of a person they could be, don’t ever let that façade fool you to the point you put them on a high pedestal, celebrity or not, no one should *ever* be put on a pedestal because you’d really never know what could be hidden behind closed doors.

    • @dakscar
      @dakscar Рік тому +16

      People project all the time. I'd guess part of him knows how creepy the situation with Mila. So now he wants to white knight himself to show how he totally isn't a super creep when at the time he probably knew it was at least a little problematic.

    • @Ali3ng0d
      @Ali3ng0d Рік тому +1

      @@dakscar You’re not wrong, it’s the card he’s totally enjoying to play and it really sucks for him to still dwell into that card and play it out even though he didn’t show it physically, he still showed it through the letter of support for Danny Masterson.

    • @hectormunoz9517
      @hectormunoz9517 Рік тому +17

      @@Ali3ng0dit really sucks that he’s helping save tens of thousands of kids lives from sex trafficking and years of suffering? be for real. i’d say if he’s playing a “card” i don’t mind at all if he’s helping as much as he is. the internet has made you forget that celebrities are people too and they are flawed just like the rest of us, but their mistakes don’t undo all that they have done. YOUR thinking is problematic.

    • @mazozosibaya80
      @mazozosibaya80 Рік тому +8

      Let's not try and undermine the work done and saving thousands of kids.
      This is his mistake to learn from and hopefully teach him more about these cases. But to downplay the work he has poured into saving thousands of kids while you have done very little is also dis- endogenous. These criminals will definitely be thrilled because this takes the attention of them and they will continue to find new ways to continue their vile activities. Danny is the guilty one here, he was the one found guilty and I am glad the justice system made sure he is held accountable. To redirect that anger to this couple is not right, they were wrong, and I am sure they will regret for a long time to come.

    • @adamcuthbert9498
      @adamcuthbert9498 Рік тому +5

      And when you look at the history of many of those "charities" that he supported it leads you to question if the technology was ever a attempt to end child trafficking or if it was simply a means of targeting the competition of the traffickers he supported.

  • @TeamSeshSoldier
    @TeamSeshSoldier Рік тому +424

    Videos like these help me get thru repetitive days at work. But no one makes them like you do, Patrick. Thanks for the time and effort you put into each one, it really does show.

    • @MrBibi86
      @MrBibi86 Рік тому +12

      if you are at work shouldn't you be working? lol

    • @28russ
      @28russ Рік тому +9

      Awww, you poor thing. It must be so hard getting paid to watch YT vids. 🙄😂

    • @evaristomartinezeras
      @evaristomartinezeras Рік тому

      ​@@28russ😮

    • @DeprivedofZZZ
      @DeprivedofZZZ Рік тому

      ⁠@@MrBibi86bro has never heard of a break time , found the 20 year old with no job

    • @jujutv2002
      @jujutv2002 Рік тому +13

      Bro both of yall are miserable 😭all this person is saying this helps them get through their work day, never that deep

  • @ProdKaos1
    @ProdKaos1 2 місяці тому +2

    This isn’t the first time that he’s even wrote letters for people who have committed heinous acts. Brian peck, who has assaulted actor Drake Bell when he was a child is another person that he wrote a letter for. It’s kind of hard to forgive someone after they’ve done something like this TWICE. He was even associated with diddy parties. The more I talk about it the sicker it gets

  • @Uprising771
    @Uprising771 Рік тому +43

    Patrick, I appreciate the hard work and details you put into these videos.

  • @hlmfromdao
    @hlmfromdao Рік тому +14

    Patrick never misses man. His content is amazing. Imo he makes some of the best content on the platform. Love when a new video drops.

  • @SalamiSupreme
    @SalamiSupreme Рік тому +52

    Their "apology" video was somehow worse than the letters. Makes sense why they removed it from the internet hours after posting it haha

  • @johnbenoit6768
    @johnbenoit6768 3 місяці тому

    Love working 10 hours, going home and have this guy yap me to sleep every morning. Thx

  • @May04bwu
    @May04bwu 11 місяців тому +104

    It's almost always the same. Abusers often have family, friends, flashy social life style, charismatic persona. Many are manipulative master minds. When it comes to these people, nobody in their social circle can believe the truth. It happens all the time. That's what makes it so hard to believe the victims and the abusers know that... Thorn is a cause I'd definitely support. Huge respect for that.

    • @marylouleeman
      @marylouleeman 10 місяців тому +2

      You got this right!!! People are so easily fooled by these guys. He parades his eforts to save children from "trafficking" but laughs off the questionable behavior of his own self with Mila (and I am sure this is a typical event for him, making light of what he did wrong with younger grls then.) Not saying anything here but his behavior sure reminds me of many who are not innocent.

    • @miss0petersburg
      @miss0petersburg 10 місяців тому +2

      ⁠@@marylouleemanYou people are off your rockers. He was a teen just like she was with a contract. Actually most predators are very obvious, just that people choose not to see it. They don’t dedicate their life to a cause. You guys watch too much tv. The fact that you all are more mad than Mila is hilarious. Be mad at her parents or the producers. And on this thing about the age. There’s a huge difference between an actual predator and our innate instinct to pair accordingly. We wouldn’t exist as a human species with that kind of mind set. Maybe be a bit more curious and educate yourselves instead of assume you all know everything because it sounds nice. We didn’t just land on here from outer space. There’s a reason for most things. There’s a reason why we’re privileged enough to have children, or why men have more muscle mass. Why females are more vocal or as they like to say “emotional”. We evolve to complement each other. That’s what equality is. Male species had to fight off actual predators and hunt for food. They always had shorter life span. Even until now, during migrations many men go first. So that their families have it easier. Women are more nurturing. We’re more verbal specifically to compensate for the fact that men aren’t. We wouldn’t have survived out of eight other human species if we didn’t use our own strengths. Females were always younger because their bodies have a timer that men don’t.

    • @to_ur_heart
      @to_ur_heart 9 місяців тому +1

      He shouldn’t have written the letter at all. Topher didn’t. It makes him seem better than Ashton at least because he didn’t try to defend a sex offender. Plus, considering Ashton participated in Danny’s sick pranks, I wouldn’t be surprised if him supporting Thorn was just the “nice persona”.

    • @xxxxxxxyyyyyyy
      @xxxxxxxyyyyyyy 9 місяців тому

      @@miss0petersburgThank you for a realistic view on life. It surprises me how the majority thinks nowadays.

    • @Mulcam29
      @Mulcam29 8 місяців тому

      ​@@marylouleemanNo, Ashton isn't an abuser and he did what he could most of the time for his family and to help other families. Ashton is an amazing person.

  • @wren6308
    @wren6308 Рік тому +49

    I started this video ready to pour my hate for a seemingly unruly jock type that would defend the act of r*pe just because it was his costar. What I got from it was a man conflicted by the situation in his family, with his friends, and being the product of a different era. He is a man who has made represehensibe mistakes, but also a man that has worked so hard to right his wrongs, and so much more. Just his work with thorn alone should show people that he is, at heart, a good guy.

    • @to_ur_heart
      @to_ur_heart 9 місяців тому +5

      “Man of a different era”
      Is the weakest defending sentence I’ve heard. Do better

    • @d2492540
      @d2492540 9 місяців тому +4

      @@to_ur_heart You should do better by not being condescending to complete strangers.

    • @Cezkarma
      @Cezkarma 9 місяців тому +3

      @@to_ur_heart Why? Edgy jokes were acceptable back in the 90's and early 2000's. People were saying things like "that's gay" and "retarded" and it was seen as completely normal. Stop projecting your 2020's political ideologies onto a decade that was completely different.

    • @MrJubesJubes
      @MrJubesJubes 9 місяців тому +2

      @@Cezkarma They'l understand when they grow up and find out about all the fucked up shit in their era, then they'l be attacked by a younger generation saying they were wrong and the cycle will continue

    • @onemillionpercent
      @onemillionpercent 9 місяців тому

      @@MrJubesJubes some people are virtuous, you know.

  • @JordonTheo
    @JordonTheo Рік тому +31

    Can we admit now that he killed it in The Butterfly Effect, and that it was a pretty damn good movie?

    • @ZsuzsannaBudapest
      @ZsuzsannaBudapest 10 місяців тому +1

      Ashton was very good in all roles, especially the two and a half-man.

    • @ScottShedd123
      @ScottShedd123 10 місяців тому +3

      Butterfly Effect was a good movie.

    • @Rynelan
      @Rynelan 10 місяців тому +3

      That movie was damn awesome, but I'm also a sucker for time travel movies.

    • @ZsuzsannaBudapest
      @ZsuzsannaBudapest 10 місяців тому

      YES I LOVED IT.

    • @LyrixNChill
      @LyrixNChill 10 місяців тому

      His best work (movie wise)

  • @AJSGoodies
    @AJSGoodies 3 місяці тому

    Dang your content and layout are bomb. Thanks.

  • @tminusnyc2915
    @tminusnyc2915 Рік тому +24

    Don't forget Kutcher was on Epstein's flight logs to Lolita Island. Smh.

    • @stevef4010
      @stevef4010 6 місяців тому +1

      Tracking software is probably like a hacker selling anti-cheat software to gamers, that only he can bypass.

  • @mrwookie72
    @mrwookie72 Рік тому +18

    Those letters weren't leaked, mastersons defence team requested all the character leters to be sealed by the court. The judge refused to do that. So they are all publicly available records.

  • @youtubaholic
    @youtubaholic 2 місяці тому

    the thumbnail on this video had me flatlining....😂😆

  • @caliboyizhere
    @caliboyizhere Рік тому +117

    Glad he's in prison. 30 years is a lot, but hopefully sets an example that you can't do what you want to people, no matter your status!

    • @bane8257
      @bane8257 Рік тому +2

      prison? didnt he save a bunch of kids and shit

    • @chasethekid11
      @chasethekid11 Рік тому +16

      You talking about Danny Masterson, right?

    • @hipsterracoon2159
      @hipsterracoon2159 Рік тому +15

      @@bane8257 I think the OP is talking about Danny Masterson

    • @SpaceRanger187
      @SpaceRanger187 Рік тому +6

      Prison..lol.He is going to rich people prison.Its a hotel with a fence

    • @caliboyizhere
      @caliboyizhere Рік тому +1

      @@chasethekid11 yes Danny

  • @keenantaylor7562
    @keenantaylor7562 Рік тому +11

    It’s breath taking to see pat take on a topic that’s new to me

  • @Justintime619
    @Justintime619 Рік тому +163

    If he went there saw a dead person and called his team and went to a party instead of calling the authorities, and then lied in court under oath, that’s unforgivable, and I hope he prosecuted!

    • @Jarulara
      @Jarulara Рік тому +7

      Unfortunately in some states and places its not illegal to not call the police. Like some Good Samaritan law was made later? I could be wrong

    • @Justintime619
      @Justintime619 Рік тому +23

      @@Jarulara just as a human being, how do you go see someone MURDERED (stabbed 47 times) then go to a Grammies party?

    • @BurrosSWE
      @BurrosSWE Рік тому

      @@Justintime619 Cus its the fourth girl you killed so you are by now real confident in geeting away with it.

    • @Pirategod23
      @Pirategod23 Рік тому +19

      Did you watch the same video

    • @wombatZ
      @wombatZ Рік тому +1

      Can you add the timestamp?

  • @robertparis5680
    @robertparis5680 2 місяці тому +1

    So, what you're telling us is, Ashton got ahead of the incoming storm of digital sex trafficking charges his friends would get caught on

    • @ThePdog3k
      @ThePdog3k 2 місяці тому

      I thought I was the only one who made this connection.

  • @roniporter3924
    @roniporter3924 11 місяців тому +180

    It's wild to me that you can spend your entire life doing good things and making a profound positive impact on the world just to make 1 small mistake and have people look you like you've been the monster all along.
    A quote I like goes something like this "people rarely remember the good you did them but they'll never forget how you hurt them."

    • @AlphaLao
      @AlphaLao 11 місяців тому +21

      I know right... How about Ashton really wrote the letter thinking he knew Danny, thinking he couldn't have done such a thing, letting a judge know how you have known this person for 20 years. Danny Master is and should be held accountable. Ashton Kutcher and Mila kunis? Absolutly not...

    • @J_Chap
      @J_Chap 11 місяців тому

      People are in the dark about him. It hasn't been one "small" mistake. I have seen reports that his software actually helps perpetrators. Where was he when the movie sound of silence came out? They have rescued millions of trafficked people, including children. Yet, he was silent. Research who his friends are.....his best friends are self proclaimed Satanist.

    • @Orphioux
      @Orphioux 10 місяців тому +7

      You can help people a million times and you'll be a great person, but you refuse one time and they'll still call you a selfish piece of trash.

    • @NemeanLion-
      @NemeanLion- 10 місяців тому +19

      “One small mistake”? Is that what you said? Great job minimizing something terrible. Asking leniency from a judge for raping multiple women, shows just how deep that Scientology connection goes. Masterson bet Kutcher wouldn’t French kiss a 14 year old and Kutcher still testified to his character. And that is just what we publicly knew.
      And as for Kutcher, people don’t understand the duality of human nature. You can still care for and do incredible work for people while also having a lot of personal issues. Everything isn’t always black and white.

    • @Orphioux
      @Orphioux 10 місяців тому +8

      @@NemeanLion- I wonder what darkness it is that you are hiding that allows you to so strongly relate with and understand that duality you speak of?

  • @kingjaries
    @kingjaries Рік тому +185

    You truly never know who someone is no matter how many years you spent with them or seeing them like in this example. It is also unsure whether or not Ashton and Mila knew of Masterson's acts. Nonetheless, we can only speculate and hope that the victims have some closure after his sentence.

    • @knotzed
      @knotzed Рік тому +12

      Completely true I'm sure neither of them knew the malicious intent by Danny offering a bet where Ashton has to kiss a 14 yo Mila and for the director casting agent and all those other adults thought it was a superb idea aswell seeing it was their writing staff...

    • @OdinSonne
      @OdinSonne Рік тому +2

      @@knotzed I'm aligned with both of you on this one.

    • @yyg4632
      @yyg4632 Рік тому +7

      they didnt have to know "who he is" or what he did, because at that point he was already tried and convicted with multiple people coming out. But yea, I'm glad the victims got rare closure. because rape cases usually never end in convictions

    • @uniquechannelnames
      @uniquechannelnames 11 місяців тому +1

      Not only that fact, but also that some people can drastically change either through experiences, trauma, brain injuries etc.. that they are completely different personalities despite looking the same.

    • @adrienneclarke3953
      @adrienneclarke3953 11 місяців тому +1

      There is talk about Ashton allegedly finding the dead girl and immediately calling Danny to figure what to do. The phone call was allegedly overheard by one of Danny's victims. A couple of creaters talk about this.

  • @piolo1023
    @piolo1023 Рік тому +59

    I don't think this should discredit the work Ashtons organization has done and continues to do, but I do completely agree that defending someone they've known all their life as a good guy and friend even when all the evidence has been brought forth is such a bad look and definitely goes against a lot of the morals they try to display I think people need to remember you don't always know someone fully, and no matter how well you may think you know them it isn't always who they really are.

    • @idiot_city5444
      @idiot_city5444 Рік тому

      Are you aware how much money those people in that organization pocketed for themselves...?

    • @piolo1023
      @piolo1023 Рік тому +1

      @idiot_city5244 plenty I'm sure they always will it's not a new thing, but it doesn't change the people who were helped in the end. We all know as much as it would be nice if most of these people only help solely from the goodness of their hearts' but in reality, if there is monetary gain, they're going to take it.

    • @hellosammy4105
      @hellosammy4105 Рік тому

      Meh, some people value loyalty. It’s not a bad thing, just how their lives made them. Ashton was an innately loyal person, as can be seen from his childhood with his brother.

  • @prodmiikey
    @prodmiikey Місяць тому +2

    1:50 all i hear is meg

  • @yaboig5629
    @yaboig5629 Рік тому +110

    I feel the apology could’ve been more humanizing. Their friend they knew for decades, grew up with, being close to his family, it’s hard realizing and accepting that this person is capable of this crime. They could’ve showed more emotion, but if so, they may have faced even more backlash, who knows. What I know is, there had to be undeniable evidence to sentence this man to 30 years.

    • @linamarie84
      @linamarie84 Рік тому

      I dont believe that. This "system" is so crooked, shady and dirty I wouldn't put it past ANY of them. They place innocent people in there all the time. With circumstantial evidence, no evidence, hearsay etc.
      Prosecution chased a man and took him to trial not once not twice not thrice but FOUR times. Each time acquitted. In this there was absolutely NOT A SHRED OF EVIDENCE. NOTHING. Not a body, no DNA, no cell phone messages, no witnesses no nothing.
      They allowed a woman who tormented, beat, neglected, belittled, sexually abused OUT OF PRISON after serving only a few years. A woman who received LIFE. She burned a little girl's body with cigarettes, put a blow torch on her private parts, carved into her skin, starved her and got LESS THAN 5 years. There are men who are wrongly accused of abuse, rape etc ALLLL the time. You would not believe how many men go to prison over women who manipulate the system for the sake of notoriety, for their name to be known..for money..Ive witnessed it. It's sick. I've witnessed a woman flat out lie and say a man hit her when he did not lay even a finger on her. Yet the cops showed up and arrested him. What about the woman who STRIPPED a man from all he had. His life savings, his home and all he built from the bottom. He spent over 5 years in PRISON UNTIL......LATER when a new detective was on the case..they found SHE BEAT HERSELF UP. THERE WAS PROOF. I don't believe ANYONE. On top of allll that- I've heard women admit they have had consensual sex and then turn around and say it was rape..they claim he took it the "wrong" way.
      No. I won't believe anyone. I don't trust the system and I don't trust the wicked people who I know are more than capable of disgusting acts. People with no morality, no integrity and no conscience.

    • @squanchdaddy4188
      @squanchdaddy4188 Рік тому +6

      There wasn’t, it was literally just the word of women about things that happened twenty years ago being taken as absolute truth.

    • @yaboig5629
      @yaboig5629 Рік тому

      @@squanchdaddy4188 source?

    • @nickpavia9021
      @nickpavia9021 Рік тому +2

      @@yaboig5629 Yeah, he was convicted with zero evidence. It's messed up.

    • @andrewh3079
      @andrewh3079 Рік тому +4

      Actually the burden of proof for these cases has dropped to pretty much accusations taken as absolute truth. It seems to have devolved to the extreme, much of it because they are now tried in the court of public opinion.

  • @mikki3740
    @mikki3740 Рік тому +202

    It appears these two are suffering from what I like to call "alternate reality syndrome," where something happens in your life that is so shocking, instead of processing it, you choose to hold onto a past alternate version where the thing never happened. I suspect that they actually are mentally choosing not to believe the victims, though they of course can't say that publicly as it could be career suicide. I think their apology is telling, where they insist that they support "victims," y'know in general, but never mention "*the* victims, I think bc they've made the choice to believe their good friend is still their good friend and therefore cannot have done this. Honestly I hope they see their therapists and confront and process that, not try to lessen a sentence so this monster can get out and pick up where he left off. I'm glad it didn't work.

    • @DragonsFrogs
      @DragonsFrogs Рік тому +23

      I think you have a good point. It’s something everyone does to some extent with their loved ones, this is just an extreme example. It’s the same part of our brain that allows most of us to connect with an anti-hero protagonist like Walter White or Tony Soprano despite them being horrendous people. I think this is healthy when it’s for small things because it allows you to stick by people through tough times, but obviously for things like this or murder abuse etc it’s denial and misplaced, as you mentioned.
      Their apology video imo just made things much worse though too, so robotic and seemingly half-hearted, especially from Mila.

    • @Von_Monty
      @Von_Monty Рік тому +16

      Or they knew about it all along and didn’t say anything……

    • @bbygirlfromda253
      @bbygirlfromda253 Рік тому +6

      @@Von_Montyyep, exactly.

    • @xfloyded4555
      @xfloyded4555 Рік тому +9

      @@Von_Monty Why would they know about it? r*apist don't usually go around tell people about their crimes.

    • @AhmadAlmilli
      @AhmadAlmilli Рік тому

      @@xfloyded4555alot of ppl like him/her like to believe all ppl, especially men, are all just rapists, murderers and monsters, the truth is the opposite, i believe atleast 90% of ppl are at the very least decent.

  • @ernstrobertalmgren9057
    @ernstrobertalmgren9057 Рік тому +32

    This made me like Kutcher more, seem like a genuine, loyal and talented guy.

    • @Cezkarma
      @Cezkarma 9 місяців тому

      He's an incredible person.

  • @lightupthedark51100
    @lightupthedark51100 6 місяців тому

    “I also thought it was hilarious, but I was 8 years old when I watched it” was my exact experience of that movie

  • @jeremyzeeky3024
    @jeremyzeeky3024 Рік тому +32

    Him writing that letter makes me question the human trafficking software he's selling

    • @saroug2005
      @saroug2005 Рік тому +2

      💯

    • @willdegra317
      @willdegra317 Рік тому

      even if he had good intentions, to think the govt is free from the sickos who'd use this to benefit is ludicrous. It's like Hilary's buddy getting in trouble for kidnapping Haitian children. We know where she works now, ain't a coincidence

    • @RabbiSchmuelGoldsteinTreeofLif
      @RabbiSchmuelGoldsteinTreeofLif Рік тому

      Bro he testified in the senate in a room full of the very people he is supposedly against. If he had any integrity and if he actually cared about the children he would be talking about how the US government is full of predators. Oh and he has been to Epstein’s island btw

    • @FlameFlickers
      @FlameFlickers Рік тому

      You people are nuts. Also, he's not selling the software.

  • @ohhimark7298
    @ohhimark7298 11 місяців тому +30

    "He immediately contacted the police the next day" at 10:00 cracks me up

  • @a.j.leclair5426
    @a.j.leclair5426 Рік тому +89

    I always saw a different side to Ashton Kutcher. I just like sensed something, could never put my finger on it. Love what you do Patrick thanks for all your hard work with these stories i watch your Bam video like once a day atleast

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Рік тому +6

      Yea , He’s a Star in Hollywood
      Of course there’s a dark side

    • @paddington1670
      @paddington1670 Рік тому +12

      ehhh, Ashton was just another dumb young person when you were seeing what you saw. What he does now with his time is what defines him, and he does more for the good of humans than many many other people or celebrities.

    • @a.j.leclair5426
      @a.j.leclair5426 Рік тому +1

      @@paddington1670 I know I'm not judging him Im just throwing in my 2 cents ya know

    • @extraditto
      @extraditto Рік тому +5

      Ashton gave creep vibes since 90s to every sane girl

    • @bigbearkat2010
      @bigbearkat2010 Рік тому +1

      I wouldn't say I got creep vibes from him but more like a Gwyneth Paltrow type of pretentiousness.

  • @xc_xc-xcrewx
    @xc_xc-xcrewx 6 місяців тому +1

    Crazy thing I think about sometimes..Is that there was a movie called “Friends With Benefits” with Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake and movie called “No Strings Attached” came out in the same year 😅

  • @Banyo__
    @Banyo__ Рік тому +38

    I know a thing or two about the betrayal of the person you thought you knew. I had a friend who was religious, a community leader, funny, kind, all the things. I literally went to elementary school and college with him, but come to find out he became a corrupt cop. This is the person I called when some guy showed up peaking through my windows, and who came as fast as he could to make sure I was okay. A few months later, my friends face was plastered all over the news.
    I never defended his actions, but when people say they thought they knew the person they grew up with, hung out with---you only know what you know. We've seen this a lot with friends and family of. I remember this article about the daughter of a serial killer who said, my dad was very loving and kind to me, and that's the man I remember.
    Unfortunately in cases of rape, especially child rape, believing the victims is still a struggle for people and it can be an extremely hard thing to come to grips with that someone you thought you knew could do something so vile, but once the facts are there, it just doesn't make sense that you would defend this person. If anything if Mila/Ashton wanted to step up, they could step in and help raise her or pay for her future college, what have you, as opposed to want her to have her father who is a rapist be in her life. I'm sure there are better role models and other family better suited to the task.

    • @Dhruv_Dogra
      @Dhruv_Dogra Рік тому +2

      Yes. It is the lack of sympathy for the victims (who Ashton also worked with) that really hits home. Being sympathetic to the perpetrator you can offer excuses for, but what about the complete lack of empathy for the victims who you also knew? What is the explanation for that ?

  • @--REGULAR--REGULAR
    @--REGULAR--REGULAR Рік тому +260

    His friendship was more important than his own moral compass and the strong evidence of multiple criminal acts. Ashton obviously felt bad for his longtime friend but this is just another case of being way too loyal. 30 years is not harsh for this crime.

    • @firstthings_first9828
      @firstthings_first9828 Рік тому +33

      Absolutely. Now I don’t think Ashton and Mila shouldnt be vilified the same way Danny has been (rightfully so). It reminds of when a highschool teacher of mine was being convicted of the r word with multiple minors. Even though there was obviously overwhelming evidence against him, his wife naturally still stood by his side, specifically at the start of the trial. She and her kids were receiving death threats, she left her elementary teaching job, and moved out the state. I think it’s just a very complicated situation to be in, and I can’t definitively say that I wouldn’t try to support a close friend or family member of mine during something like that. It would be hard to process to say the least.

    • @it_is_thatboy
      @it_is_thatboy Рік тому +47

      They were there to support him in his sentencing. Its nnot like they helped him committ the crime or cover it up. cancel culture these days...

    • @baddreams123451
      @baddreams123451 Рік тому

      No one will care next year. Ashton and Mila did nothing wrong.

    • @mizread
      @mizread Рік тому +8

      why do you believe he needed support? Why would you support anyone who behaves this way? You are the sick ones making excuses for evil PoS .

    • @it_is_thatboy
      @it_is_thatboy Рік тому +9

      @@mizread If that was your family member, you would support him in his sentencing. Stop being a hypocrite.

  • @UhOhJacquinette
    @UhOhJacquinette 11 місяців тому +28

    The butterfly effect is like one of my top ten favorite movies of all time. Shit. Thanks for that reminder ❤

    • @gabe6646
      @gabe6646 6 місяців тому +1

      If you decide to watch it again, there are some very interesting videos on UA-cam about it if you like that sort of thing and still want more

    • @UhOhJacquinette
      @UhOhJacquinette 6 місяців тому

      @@gabe6646 you know what? I think that would be dope asf. I know there’s gotta be some amazing breakdowns (I love video essays but all my favs are in between vids) thanks for the suggestion 💜

  • @ExpremeG37
    @ExpremeG37 2 місяці тому +2

    He co hosted a “Diddy Party” that should show you all you need to know.

  • @gubbob3213
    @gubbob3213 Рік тому +5

    "You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain"

  • @DBCooper3
    @DBCooper3 Рік тому +7

    If I thought my friend was innocent I would've wrote letters too.

  • @AmandaErrrrr
    @AmandaErrrrr Рік тому +61

    "we support victims ... just not the ones of people we consider friends, doesn't matter how heinous the crime"
    seems on par for hollywood tbh

    • @tomasdelatoba7572
      @tomasdelatoba7572 Рік тому

      I didn't hear them say that second part at all, are you making stuff up to misrepresent them so you can have a simple black and white perspective on Mila?
      show me where she says that, otherwise you are just showing me how deeply ill you are random commenter.

    • @AmandaErrrrr
      @AmandaErrrrr Рік тому +1

      @@tomasdelatoba7572 Actually I was painting both of them, and all their hollywood friends, with the same brush. You're the one with the weird focus on Mila?

    • @tomasdelatoba7572
      @tomasdelatoba7572 Рік тому

      @@AmandaErrrrr LOL, Mila is the one who said "we support victims" which is part of the quote that you put in your comment. How can you be this dumb?

  • @gyksy
    @gyksy 10 місяців тому +1

    He did the letter for the respect of the abuser family and all the good memories they had together. But all of us clearly know that a sentence cannot be influenced by a simple letter. He knew that. We know that.

  • @ThecrazyJH96
    @ThecrazyJH96 Рік тому +14

    14 is fucking unreal! Crazy how people back in the day didn’t give a shit. Glad times are changing!

    • @nostalgically_nope9983
      @nostalgically_nope9983 Рік тому

      Times are surely changing. "Minor attracted persons" is the new term for "pedophiles" because leftists believe it's offensive & that pedophiles are actually the REAL victims. Not to mention, California democrats fighting to change the age of sexual consent to FIVE. YEARS. OLD.

    • @temujinkhan6326
      @temujinkhan6326 11 місяців тому

      people were getting married at 14 even in America back in the day. if you are a woman and not married by 20 you were considered an old maid

    • @donnaroberts4565
      @donnaroberts4565 11 місяців тому

      You should see what 14 year olds are doing now on a first date!

  • @plainezaine5065
    @plainezaine5065 Рік тому +50

    What’s worse is saying “his family asked us to” as if it they were forced against their will.

    • @tokebak4291
      @tokebak4291 Рік тому +1

      The church made them do it to be honest. I left and they still making threats and using some family member against me.

    • @alabaster2163
      @alabaster2163 Рік тому

      He does the same crap fanny boy is locked up for and doesn't want him talking.