It's not a question of believing or not believing Mr. Spacey - it's a question of not giving him a chance to respond - he's very forthright in his interview that he did some of the things he was accused of - but the point is, Anthony Rapp lied and admitted it, and some of the gentlemen in the documentary, while alleging this or that happened, as even the documentary has to say, none of it rises to the criminal. Spacey even says that if it's true they should take him to court and let a jury decide. And that seems fair enough. I'm not on anyone's side here, and at the time these things allegedly happened, I'm sure we could all dredge up things from our past that would now get us cancelled or be deemed inappropriate, whether verbal or what they conveniently call unwanted touching. I'm sure I've put my arm around people for photos or some other function, I'm sure I've given people a hug and perhaps they didn't ask for it - that's what humans do but not anymore.
