#deppvheard

You want to make me believe that Amber Heard could've hidden her alleged injuries with makeup?

Then upload a video of yourself covering up a bruise with makeup in the order she describes: first foundation, then concealor and lastly color corrector. Go ahead.

More than one makeup artist has stated that the order she describes is incorrect: the color corrector goes on before anything else. If you put on makeup in the order Amber claims, you could see the colors on top of her skin; the oranges, purples and greens would all be sitting on her skin and not blend at all into her skin color.

The jury thought that Amber Heard was lying and presenting false evidence.

And I trust them more than either of the rabid nutjobs on both sides.

Even though I have my reservations and I do think Johnny did some bad things.

But I guess us justice says that she did too.

I was convinced he wouldn't.

But he did.

And I'm not sure how to feel because I changed my mind the night before, thinking he's been a POS to amber...but the jury ruled he had been defamed...and now I don't know.

I trust them more than internet morons, that's for sure, but...I don't know.

I'm so baffled by this case.

Has Amber Heard frustrated the social credibility of other women who come forward with sexual assault allegations? Possibly. Does that mean the work and progress of the MeToo movement should also be discredited? Absolutely not.

When allegations of sexual assault were released against Hollywood mogul, Harvey Weinstein in 2017, a floodgate was opened that spurred the trending of the MeToo movement. Although #metoo went viral in the same year, the organisation had already been around for more than a decade. This collection of advocates was established in 2006 by Tarana Burke who wanted to disrupt the systems that protect…