>It was touching to hear him talk about the stress he was
>under, being the financial support for such a large group of
>people and hearing his tone of voice as he considered the
>results of his not making it. And I did laugh a bit when the
>convo (finally!) switched from hating on women to discussing
>white people and racism. I guess I see him as less of a
>villain and more a flawed human being after listening to this,
>but I'm still not to the point where I can understand why so
>many people considered themselves devoted fans.

Like how respectful and understanding he was for the girl who pressed charges on him for that high school sexual assault...how he kind of said how women had it unfair...etc.

I thought it humanized his caveman act since anyone else would have been, 'THAT'S WHY WOMEN SUCK...blah blah blah' but he gave a pretty feminist answer.