3. TIL - Barbara Walters told Corey Feldman "you're damaging an entire industry" Wh...

TIL - Barbara Walters told Corey Feldman "you're damaging an entire industry" When he came forward about Hollywood abuse.

I definitely think so buddy. I was watching these kid's interviews and i am pretty good at reading body decoding(i've read a lot of books on this) and time by time, these kids seems off to me. So i dug up more. Started watching the interviews of "Duffer brothers" And then it struck me what's happening actually. I mean it could all be just in my head but logically speaking, then it doesn't make sense.

My conclusion is that these kids sometimes(most of the times maybe) are kept in these houses/set and new kids(aspiring actors) are kept too. Their parents know this. They sign the documents but don't REALLY know that they get drugged and molested to what extent(esp when they see the money). These kids can't speak up because of legal issues, which they could have signed some of the papers when they were under the influence of drugs. I mean after Stranger things, i looked up all child actor stars. Most of them have gone through terrible adulthood. Where are they now? Then I saw THEIR interviews, it was prevenant. Hollywood KNEW! I saw their film segments(eg little girl in full house, the paedohpilia was all around it but put in a clever way)

Just to prove a lil bit further https://youtu.be/JTDx46mXn_I

13:37 "Yeah i'm in my real bed" 14:42 They call Phil(weird noise behind) He says he's in school. 15:23 "He was on set right now"

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