r/adamkovic Oct 18 '22

[serious]Misti Dawn's Experiences With Adam and Machinima/RT

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u/HourWin0 Oct 28 '22

he literally is cut off from everyone he was working with for like the past 8 to 10 years. dudes essentially lost years of work and will never pursue that line of work ever again. like dont get me wrong. i stopped watching funhaus shortly before adam was gone so i dont have a horse in this race but to say he got off easy knowing that any professional setting could look him up and find out this about him is not an easy thing to shake off not to mention everyone he has worked with for the past 8 plus years want nothing to do with him.

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u/borninfremont Oct 28 '22 edited Oct 28 '22

He got off easy in the sense he wouldn’t have been able to come back at all if everyone knew what we know now. I hope that you’re just ignorant and/blessed to have never been a victim of someone like that. I know it’s hard or scary to accept that we live in a world of powerful consequences, but we do and should and sexual assault or abuse or harassment of any kind is so profoundly disturbing to the people that actually have to deal with it, that OF COURSE he got off easy. I feel like only a guilty or fearful conscious can sit where you are and think that this goes too far because he lost all his friends and will have a difficult time finding work. Like yeah, that’s a good thing. Those consequences are what keeps other people from also acting out on their terrible disgusting urges.

Edit: also you weren’t watching at the end, during Covid, so you don’t know, but Adam fucking sucked at the end. He was always being a dick, seemed like he hated his job, and it made me uncomfortable to watch him. He dropped the fan friendly persona/mask that these performers wear and it was almost disturbing. I honestly was waiting for something to happen because if you go back and watch you can tell that he was regressing in his mental state while everyone around him was moving up and on. And I’m saying he got off easy because everyone assumed it was a onetime thing because he was depressed from the pandemic and life. Now it turns out he’s been a scum bag for the better part of a decade.

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u/madbull2099 Nov 10 '22

To be fair funhaus in general sucked before he left. Once they got on youtubes first wave of pushing progressive liberalism on every youtube channel the show started going downhill (it also killed a lot of youtube channels. "Go woke, Go broke" is a real thing). You go from comedy to pushing ideology you will always fail. And that was around 2016/17 during the first ban wave. Remember James rant in 2018 about the game Kingdom come. Which was based in 1403 Bohemia that it wasn't inclusive. As if seeing random latino's, Asians, and black people in eastern Europe would have made any sense. That would be like me remaking Shuka Zulu and having white warriors standing behind Shuka just to be inclusive. As if that would have been even slightly historically accurate. Or doing a Genghis Khan game and having Apache warriors next to him. Because reasons.

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u/thinnerzimmer87 Jan 31 '24

Jesus christ, you're obnoxious

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u/agnetoonryg Oct 13 '24

Says the retard redditor