Placido Domingo

[Barrymagrec]

A sad end to a very long and glittering career:-

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-49822285

 

[George J]

Without pre-judging what "due legal process" might bring out, it seems to me that we once had the "lynch mob," and now we have "advanced" to "trial by internet."

Human nature changes much more slowly than technology.

Best wishes from George

 

[Cheese]

What has he done ?

 

[Stunsworth]

What has he done ?

He's been accused by multiple people of inappropriate sexual behaviour.

 

[George J]

How would anyone know what he has done? There are allegations of sexual harassment or something along those lines, but until properly investigated and examined in due legal process, nobody except those concerned can know, "What he has done."

I find it alarming that nowadays that some people who cannot know, take guilt as an assumption after allegations alone.

Best wishes from George

 

[Cheese]

He's been accused by multiple people of inappropriate sexual behaviour.

I gather that very few people know exactly what he has done. In order to judge him properly it could be handy to know that, wouldn't it.

 

[chartz]

Powerful people are always subject to law suits. Rumours or truth. Now I find Domingo disgusting, the harm is done.

 

[Cheese]

Powerful people are always subject to law suits. Rumours or truth.

Business as usual then.

Now I find Domingo disgusting

What has he done ?

 

[Bob McC]

Grigolo too

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-49809699

 

[cjyosemite]

How would anyone know what he has done? There are allegations of sexual harassment or something along those lines, but until properly investigated and examined in due legal process, nobody except those concerned can know, "What he has done."

It sounds like he has been over-playing the role of Il Duca di Mantova in Rigoletto.

 

[narabdela]

Have these people been convicted by a court of law?