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The media has, predictably, went to Amber's aid for the most part here, which is why Amber's team fought so hard for this to not be broadcast. Ultimately, we can see with our own eyes now how things went between the both of them, but then the media would have to admit that they were woefully wrong with all of this. Which, you know, that's FINE. That's completely okay. So many people have said they were wrong about it. But the media just doesn't want to say they were wrong about it. There's a way to do so tastefully there that nobody would be too hard on them for it--even me.

But instead we have this double down, and then all of these April/May 2022 Twitter accounts defending Amber, along with being told that she's just not a "perfect victim" or that even if she's not telling the truth, we shouldn't be so mean to her, among other things. Nah, fuck her. I had just how BAD things were leading up to this trial, which is why I was interested to see how this played out. I heard some of these damning clips, these multiple insane stories, among other things that seemed like it would blow Amber's case apart and they did.

This is just offensive to any real survivors. You don't have any of them defending her because they know what it's actually like. They see and hear Amber and they don't see themselves, they see their abuser. It's all gross and disgusting, especially since Amber portrays herself as BETTER than any actual survivors because she could fight back against her abuser sometimes, and she could say mean things to her abuser, and she's able to do what they weren't able to do.

The fact that the media has doubled down on defending Amber after this is disheartening, especially when there's male victims out there that could really use more support too, rather than seeing the media tell them that it's ridiculous that Depp could be considered the victim in this.

I wrote these summaries because I knew how the media would be about it. I wanted to give a clearer picture of it all, even past the memes and stuff. I never said it before, but anyone who thanked me, you're welcome for it. We're likely to get a verdict today and honestly the worst case scenario to expect is that Johnny doesn't get anything from this, but I think we're at better odds than this. And I hope for Johnny's sake he does win to send a message to people who fake these kind of allegations and for actual victims to have a voice. And I'd like him to get his reputation back, because that's important no matter if you're rich and famous or not.