I mean ezra put hands on a stranger's throat without consent
that's pretty fucking bad lol.
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Ezra Miller recorded choking a woman
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I mean ezra put hands on a stranger's throat without consent
that's pretty fucking bad lol.
Just seems weird. Who goes up to a likely drunk famous person outside a bar (?) and tells them they could beat them up? Doesn't Ezra usually have security, too? Why did her friends only record the playfighting and not the interactions before or after? You mean she didn't even want a picture taken with Ezra Miller before wanting a fight?
Eh, no point speculating I s'pose. I'm sure whatever happened will be explained soon enough. At the very least there should be security footage and that'd tell us immediately if this was a setup that went too far.
I searched the twitter account and went to their profile and the vid isn't there or was deleted. Also they are from portland and the other screencap said this happened in Iceland? So I searched the reddit account in the other screencap and the thread was posted on April 1st only has 15 posts and they also deleted it and their account too.
Something seems off about it
Something seems off about it
What a disappointment...
Same for Liam Gallagher. Saw a hotel video of him last year choking his wife I think. Disgusting.
Same for Liam Gallagher. Saw a hotel video of him last year choking his wife I think. Disgusting.
I'm not blaming the victim for anything and I'd rather you didn't accuse me of that because the mods here are overly sensitive.
I'm just saying if she went up to Ezra Miller outside of a bar and jokingly said she could take them in a fight, it stands to reason the whole thing was probably just a joke. The fact her friends only recorded the "fight" seems to back that up. You can tell from the video Ezra doesn't actually intend to hurt her, too. Surely if Ezra Miller had been arrested for assault outside of a bar, it would have been on the news before this video showed up?
A little bit of patience here would go a long way. Folks on the internet are way too eager to jump the gun and start grabbing their pitchforks.
I mean, has anyone even asked when the video was recorded? We're kind of in the middle of a pandemic here and if this video was really recorded in Iceland, it must have been recorded before March 24th because that's when the country went on lockdown.
If I didn't know this was real I would assume this was a badly choreographed fight. It just looks so fake and goofy.
i expected a boundary-breaking but half-assed choke
did not expect them to grab her and toss her on the ground like WWE
did not expect them to grab her and toss her on the ground like WWE
Next year's WrestleMania...
Emile Hirsch vs. Ezra Miller in a Buffalo Wild Wings Brawl for All.
Emile Hirsch vs. Ezra Miller in a Buffalo Wild Wings Brawl for All.
After what Emile Hirsch got away with, I'm not sure what's a career ender in Hollywood.
I mean, he does still have a career but outside of a small bit part in Tarantino's OUATIH it's all been low budget, straight to VOD stuff.
I don't seem him getting any big studio gigs or high profile TV roles again.
They did. They restrained him and he kept spitting at them and such.
He works a ton, but yeah not a lot of big stuff. In one upcoming movie he stars alongside Bruce Willis and Megan Fox, and in another he's with Mel Gibson. Yuuuuuck.
Not trying to stick up for anyone but I am always suspect of these super short video clips.
So where is the video of that? Why cut the video?
I agree with the suspicion over the short clip but to play devil's advocate I don't think you would keep recording on your phone if they were trying to assault and spit at your friends lol.
Ah, fair enough, knew that Ezra used they/them when referring to themselves, didn't realise that that they were comfortable with any so my bad
That's the best Ezra definition possible, took the words righ out of my mouth
I support using a non-binary person's preferred pronoun but it seems odd that we are concerned about what Ezra prefers in a thread about him choke slamming a fan to the ground.
Correct pronoun vs choke slamming someone, just seems like some people are getting hung up on the wrong details here.
Correct pronoun vs choke slamming someone, just seems like some people are getting hung up on the wrong details here.
How about we don't use a nonbinary person being a terrible person as an excuse to be transphobic.
If Ezra was gay it wouldn't give you a pass to call them homophobic slurs. Same situation applies here.
Sorry, it's not what I meant to convey... it was more something like this :
It's not about Ezra's feelings it's about the act of misgendering being hateful in and of itself.
Is it really support when you pick and choose who deserves it based on merit.
User Banned (1 month): Minimizing transphobia
Nothing transphobic going on here,
I absolutely agree with that but saying him is not at all the same as using things like homophobic or racial slurs.
I edited my original post because I didn't realize Ezra was non binary, but I think it really has to do more with being respectful towards people that are non binary who have to deal with being misgendered probably everyday. It's not really about what Ezra Miller wants and from the looks of it it seems we all agree that what Ezra did is completely fucked up
Maybe that's more the juxtaposition of the title and the mod message that sounded disconnected to me :
Ezra Miller recorded choking a woman
(Please be mindful that Ezra Miller prefers "they/them" pronouns.)
They are shown being a piece of shit, whatever their pronouns are
So random, Im gonna say drugs is a big part of what this was.
Doesn't excuse it in the slightest and there should be legal reprecussions.
Doesn't excuse it in the slightest and there should be legal reprecussions.
That's not what I was getting at and I may have worded it poorly, Im not saying we shouldnt use they/them when talking about Ezra, it just seems like the thread was more about that than the actual content of the OP.
I understand the initial correction and the mod note but it seems like 20 different people all jumped at the chance to make the correction after it had already been addressed.
This. I don't care if Ezra would feel shitty about being misgendered, they seem like an awful person (at least, if this is what it looks like it is). When you're being shitty about Ezra's gender though, you're not just dunking on Ezra, you're dunking on nonbinary gender.
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I'm just repeating myself at this point but the mods are clearly concerned about misgendering being a hateful act regardless of context (like slurs) and not about protecting Ezra. Seeing anything else in the mod message is on you.