I always thought about tht when I was watching like tf dudes a millionaire where tf is his security?

Okay this comment is gold 😂💀

That’s funny! I loved his character so glad to see this video I was shocked as everyone else about Allison Mack - the thing that gets me.. is she’s worth 2 million according to Google ha! So maybe she is not even so .. “ Take your empire wealth etc and enjoy freedom travel life - wtf is going on needing approval from other people.. that’s the part I just will never understand???” “

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Lmfao

Most criminals are vastly nicer then non-criminals.

People in cults are victims too, she was brainwashed. It doesn't mean she cannot be a nice person, basically anybody could end up in cult if they are reaally unlucky.

@@TheBooster1414 obviously it depends on the case

@@TheBooster1414 beleave it or not you can be both things perpetrator and a victim and also I wasn't saying people should condone her actions but it's pretty black and white childish way to look at the thing by: she joined a cult aka she cannot be a nice person. Did she fuck up, yeah majorly, does it define her, maybe in some peoples minds but not really since somebody was skewing her mind the whole time.

@@TheBooster1414 I think Hitler is pretty far off example in this case to draw parallers

good point! never thought of it that way!

Oh man what a comment

LMFAOOOO

What happened with Alison?

Best comment here 👌🏼😂😂🤣

Yo this killed me lmao

Hahaha

Hahahaha! Right. LOL.

I know right they just let themselves in at lexs place ...no knock hello ...

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Doomsday was awful. The Lois & Clark stuff was good. Still an awesome show. Smallville fam 4 life.

Best lex luthor in my opinion.

This is true.

@@OliverHenaineOficial you must be 1 of michaels people, if you could give us a list of topics we can talk about that would be great. Knob.

@@martingutierrez5681 then after a couple years as superman and all the sacrifices made for clark he just decides eh i'm not gonna be superman anymore and lois was like even though i would never let you forsake your destiny for anything before i'm okay with it to, just hang it up and yea those 10 years, meh. (in my head canon he is either just wearing a blue kryptonite watch or the clark we saw in the crossover is just from a similar earth to the show smallville)

Lol Charles Manson reference

Wow, good point..😲

That's what I was thinking, Charles Manson's minions.

@@lamarravery4094 Exactly! Manson and the 'minions' basically invading Dennis Wilson's home - luckily, this lot managed only a few hours.

Crazy, I was thinking the exact same thing. Had he been home alone this couldve been a different story possibly.

LOL

omg same

Careful your falling for Michael's cult. Meetings Tuesdays at 7pm.

@@rwhite9994 Was gonna say this is exactly how Alison seemed to a lot of people, she just had an aura of kindness. Strange how this stuff happens.

Dude, It's just Lex Luthors PR stunt.

Never asume so much about person you newer know what is behind a closed doors

Nah, that was Keith. Allison was in my opinion, just had a “pretty, friendly, innocent white girl” look to her, but in reality gullible and she was easily manipulated, then turned into a sociopath for standing by and joining Keith in his sexual abuse against women, including how her initials were incorporated with his initials for the BRANDING they subjected women to. From the story, Michael, told about her and her “friends getting too comfortable” in his home it’s clear he isn’t that type of person, or he would’ve joined that nonsense. Plus he clearly doesn’t give a shit about being crass about her (which i totally support; they disrespected him and kind of tried to intimidate and threaten him in his own home) Tom is “nice” about it, but he also probably didn’t deal with what Michael dealt with…soo, i like and respect Michael’s stance on the whole situation

No, she is home. Due to covid she is still waiting sentencing

@@hristokozhuharov2585 parents' home but yes

Clare Bronfman got over 6 years for her part in this cult while Keith R. got 120 years. Mack should be very worried!

Stop it 😯😂

Lol

I wouldn't mind if it was Gordon Ramsey tbh:)

@@happzy Maybe.

@@jesusisgod2953 There comes the brain washing, guess it is everywhere....

@@Spock0987 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 KJV For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God. [19] For it is written, I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, and will bring to nothing the understanding of the prudent. [20] Where is the wise? where is the scribe? where is the disputer of this world? hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world? [21] For after that in the wisdom of God the world by wisdom knew not God, it pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save them that believe. [22] For the Jews require a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom: [23] But we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumblingblock, and unto the Greeks foolishness; [24] But unto them which are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of God. [25] Because the foolishness of God is wiser than men; and the weakness of God is stronger than men. [26] For ye see your calling, brethren, how that not many wise men after the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble, are called : [27] But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty; [28] And base things of the world, and things which are despised, hath God chosen, yea, and things which are not, to bring to nought things that are: [29] That no flesh should glory in his presence. [30] But of him are ye in Christ Jesus, who of God is made unto us wisdom, and righteousness, and sanctification, and redemption: [31] That, according as it is written, He that glorieth, let him glory in the Lord.

@@jesusisgod2953 George Carlin's Third Commandment: Thou shalt keep thy religion to thyself.

Damn, where to watch the interview with tess saying tht? I'd like to watch it for myself! Such a shame too cuz Chloe amd tess's scenes together were always top notch. Their interactions together towards the last, idk maybe 2 seasons maybe 3 was great!

I saw something from an interview from Erica Durance recently that I think was from past couple years. She said that Allison Mack made it seem like she wanted to be friends with her and did it in front of everyone so it was hard for her to refuse and she told her she wanted nothing to do with that cult (only the way she put it sounded like something Lois would say).

I never liked the actress from day one. I got negative vibes from her through the TV.

@@jameswatsonatheistgamerruh, as a Superman fan, I use to watch this show religiously with my siblings and friends. Some of my buddies liked her over Lana because she had a cute, small town girl kind of smile. I honestly thought her smile was creepy lol and they also teased me for that. After the news broke about her cult, I threw it back in their faces lol.

@@Troy_PolamalusCousin It's always good to be right. Hindsight is a beautiful thing.

How How did you do Italics?

@Kevin Stone Then she got caught and they were arrested. She should've gotten more time in the slammer. There are still women, that were apart of NXIVM, that are still affected by their torment and torture (in the guise of punishments).

@Kevin Stone Didn't she straight up brand girls while they were made into sex slaves?

@@ScribblebytesWorldwide *asterix before and after* will bold the enclosed text; _underscore before and after_ makes italics

Women in cults who portray women as property is a victim, not a ring leader.

Damn right. I mean were Ally and her friends high on something or in some sorta trance like state?

They probably did that because Rainere was starving them. In accounts I have heard of lost hikers, they will literally grab food from strangers hands when found or take their backpack and search thru it and start eating food they find. The fact that the guy got agressive when challanged could be from malnutrition. Or maybe they were just on drugs. I went 10 months without food once in the hospital. I had fluids called TPN they gave me thru an iv. It gives you some nutrition but not enough. I went from 185 to 121. My skin was grey, I could only walk short distances and I could smell food from very long distances with the windows closed. It messes with your mind. i considered eating food a lot even knowing it would kill me. If I could have eaten safely and someone got between me and food I could have gotten violent. It's suprising how not having food or water can bring out primal instincts.

@@rob3326 that sounds terrible. I'm so sorry you had to go through that 😔

Kristen Kreul introduced Allison to Keith. Then Kristen says she leaves the group in 2013. Which I don't believe

@@fairclothretrievers2614 Why do you believe she is protected?

Well you should see her at cons disrespecting her fans.

@@GothamKnight84661 How so?

@@GothamKnight84661 yah I’ve heard several times that she’s done that

She was far gone by that time, totally brainwashed.

yea but they could have just been HIGH,

Would be nice but it wouldn't be the same. Smallville was perfect timing.

I believe Michael said he was going to but his grandfather passed away so he decided not to. Do wish Justin Hardy Oliver queen could have met Stephen Amell Oliver Queen.

@neo kakashi I watched that. The Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover. I would like to see him do more.

@neo kakashi I was talking about Michael. Tom did return briefly. Was werid seeing him almost a decade later

Well Tom did reprise his role as Clark Kent on supergirl. In one of the alternative universes. It was kind of awesome

True. Chloe was my favorite character. :( she destroyed it. Shame. I wished there could have been reunions but that would never happen now

I stopped watching after he left.

It wasn't the show that took him off, his grandmother told him that that role was to serious for him and that he should do something else so he listened to her and went about his way.

I think it was Michael's decision to leave wasn't it?

I think it was Michael wanting to leave the show, it certainly wasn't that the creative team were like, "Hey sorry, we got nothing for you." I can't say I blame him. They were often working long hours in the middle of the cold season in friggin' Vancouver in Canada during filming, and after years and years of that, I think Michael was like, "Fuck this, I've had enough."

I agree, it is. If it was a close friend, family member I wouldn't care. But a random person who invited themselves over? Weird!

Kinda?

@@bingbang3318 OK, it's just plain weird, lol!

Regardless of your history with someone, who the hell just walks into someone’s home and goes through their stuff like that? I can picture the look of shock on Michael’s face when this was going down. If the host says come in, fix yourself something to eat, that’s different, you’ve been given permission to help yourself, you don’t just barge into the kitchen and do that shit.

Tom brady recently did something similar to a complete stranger and no one batted an eye.

Oh man, I gotta remember that quote! It's frighteningly true.

That's why Jesus Christ is not a cult. Imho Hollywood itself is a cult. You just choose which one you join.

@@tangomantactical Not touching this one. Not on Christmas...nope lol

You mean the Democrats? O.o

Whe was supposed to be sentenced in September of last year lmao. She not going to jail

Are u sure it's that simple?

@Mark I hope so too.

@@hobbybaschtler7896 she got like 6 years.

You can work with someone but You don't really know them.

Exactly

no going through their cupboards and drawers without asking is too far.

@@SuCKeRPunCH187 nah, turning on the stove is crossing the line of aggression

Kristen Kreuk

A fine show with many fine actors.

Still my favourite portrayal of Lex in tv/film. Rosie killed it.

@Ultra Instinct 94 without the Luthors, It felt like a rotating door of “villains of the week/month” just there to fill up the show. Lex and Lionel were the only TRUE villians of the show!

2019? In mid of the trials? Are you sure it wasn't sooner? Can't imagine she would still be that bold after Raniere is in prison lol

@@circleinfo how is she doing now

Shoulda has security drag em out. Entitled pricks

@BP Wow, way to not recognize a joke when it's literally right in front of you. Of course, there's work involved in this and I'm sure he does quite a bit off camera prior to hitting record and whatnot, such as preparing questions, and communicating with each guest about subjects he'd like to bring up, etc.

@@marcussabom2696 Yes, it's like thinking all Hugh Hefner ever did was lay in his big bed in his bathrobe waiting.for the next bunny to visit. People think actors have an easy life because it seems they only work for an hour or 2 at a time. They have no idea of the amount of preparation it takes.to shoot a given scene. Plus if they have a 6 AM set.call.they may need to be there at 3 or 4 AM depending.on the difficulty of their makeup.process.

@@WMJCPA Pffffft. Very few actors are Daniel Day-Lewis'

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I said the same thing. I couldn't believe it. My husband and I were like nooo not Chloe!

@@katysteinhauer3489 chloe is the villain and lex is a great guy!!!! crazy world...

she wan't "a monster" then

Yeah, same

She was young and impressionable and got brainwashed cut her a break

to say nothing of establishing a Baseline... had Rosenbaum allowed it, and 'the guy' not triggered his 'spidey sense' Mack now has a starting point, from which to sell from...its now "we made Omelets last week" not just "hey we used to work together 5 years ago." - that they sent 'angry guy' along probably means Mack wasn't yet a true believer and needed a chaperone on her "recruitment drive" - - when I was young and dumb I got suckered into Sales scheme, and one of the things they required was to Sell a friend or Family member as part of the Training

@@TJ52359 you may not be young anymore, but you sure seem to love hearing yourself talk

@@Fuccoffbud are you, ok?

I think it's still ok to watch Smallville. It's those times where Allison is on track-- the sane her. She might've lost her way on recent years and pay her dues but in time she can go back.. back to that sanity she once and will always have👍🏻just like how I always can go back to being a high schooler whenever I watched the Series😉

In a way, I understand you. I think it's important to watch the series through rose-colored glasses and only see that face as Chloe and not Allison.

I agree. But in a way I see Chloe instead of Allison. The same can be said for rewatching Charmed. Because of all the Rose McGowan mess

Yeah, same with Kristen kruek.. it’s hard to see them as actors after knowing the road they went down in their real life’s.

@@rebeccacartier153 What happened with Kristin?

He looked so beta in that video, like a little kid sitting at KR's feet and totally worshiping him and the nonsense he spewed.

@Dragon Fox miss me on that nonsense too plz 😂

Nice people are most susceptible

fake nice people but a degenerated one in reality

That was true. I was the Start up.

This kinda reminds me of a violent Organization in Chicago that had a same type of Structure where they had Ranks like a Pyrimid scheme like a Fortune 500 Company I remember one Rank that had something called Minster of Touture I can definitely see Keith giving her a position like that

I think you can be both the victim and the victimizer. Most child abusers were abused as children. Many cult recruiters are cult members. That being said, I do think she deserved the jail sentence she got.

@@Insipid42 this is a fallacy. Most victims of abuse do not go on to become abusers, in the same way most victims of assault don't go on to assault others. It's a myth that perpetuates a lot of shame and stigma onto people who are far more likely to be abused again than to abuse. Abuse isn't a legacy or right of passage imparted onto the abused, it's a choice predicated on entitlement and faulty morals and a society that actively and passively rewards abusers because they are often in positions of power. Victims or survivors are more likely to blame themselves and think they deserve mistreatment than to assert themselves as a figure of dominance and fear, and they have to work very hard to understand that they didn't deserve that treatment and aren't inherently bad. I'll be happy when that myth dies for good and people can start recognizing what truly motivates and creates abusers. A good book on it is Why Does He Do That by Lundy Bancroft.

I do think she was manipulated and abused. But I think in this case she was a willing tool used to bludgeon others. She wanted to be special more than she wanted to be good to herself and others. She was given permission to hurt others and live by a different set of rules than those she abused, but I don't think that was cultivated in her, I think it was there all along and exploited to the extent she wanted power over others and security for herself... which was quite a lot. Definitely insecure and performative, and being seen as nice and talented and "on" was probably her costume of choice to get close to people in power. Being liked was a means to power, which is sad because she likely would have done well for herself if that weren't her goal.

@@kayjayhay It might not be the case for most people but it doesn't change the fact that a person who was molested as a child and became a molester themself is both a victim and a perpetrater

interesting

4 times as much as Glover? I'm hoping that you get 4 Glover's autograths then

Do you pay for autographs in the United States? How strange! In Italy it is free...

@@Lullaby385​​⁠Depends on the convention and the guest. A lot of conventions will book a celebrity for a lesser appearance fee and allow them to charge guests for autographs. The convention this happened at usually has hundreds of guests, so to avoid spending ridiculous amounts on appearance fees they pretty much all charge for autographs, even if they typically sign for free.

@@christphern thanks for the explanation 🙂 It must be said that conventions in Italy never host very famous people, so they don't dare ask for money 😅🤣

It's the same thing for relationships, jobs, etc...anything that people feel they've invested in. It's called escalation of commitment and it's a fascinating and frighting aspect of human psychology.

@@Ceares It's also the sunk cost fallacy, in which people will suddenly ( even subconsciously ) realize that they may have wasted money, time, relationships, etc. foolishly; and instead of coming to terms with that and cutting their losses, they double / triple down on it ( even so far as to become emotionally enraged and projected ) in defense of their poor choices. This almost always leads to heavy rationalizing / deflecting, to an almost psychosis, in which all effort is put into avoiding the reality of the problem. It's super taxing on the person, but they just have to seek out / manufacture solstice in that at some point they will be rewarded / vindicated. This is why pyramid / ponzi / religious schemes are so prevalent and successful in taking advantage of susceptible and desperate people ( particularly children, teens and the elderly ). All it takes is someone to promise a better life, to show some affection to someone who has had none, or to catch someone in a fearful moment, to take someone by surprise / off-guard, exploiting them without their knowledge. How many elderly folks get random phone calls about the IRS coming after them, or winning a sweepstakes, or someone they know is trouble, and they need to promptly hand over some personal financial information to get it resolved? They get scammed all the time, and it's extremely embarrassing as they come to the concept that they got swindled; so much so that they will often not mention it to anyone, especially family members who could help them recover that lose. Often they will just hold out on a futile hope that they didn't get conned, they just have to wait for their payout in the mail. It's one thing for a one off occurrence to happen that you regret, it's another to basically upend your whole life in the pursuit of some figurehead/ reward that alienates you from the rest of the world on a daily basis. Just look at today's politics in the US; people still to this day hunker down on their choices / beliefs despite unquestionable evidence that they are harming and lying to themselves. They can't come to terms with that, way too many emotions are firing off at the same time for them to handle dealing with it; it's just way easier for them to stay the course and externalize those emotions into a figurative opposition. It's classic denial. It's the same thing, as you mention, that drives people to stick with brutal relationships, where every rational thought would cause you to run like hell. There's lots of interesting and saddening angles to how people end up at the same problem, of not being able to compel themselves to break away from a path that doesn't require them in any sensible form to keep on it. Something simple as embarrassment or defeatism of a single moment can shape a life for decades. I don't think it can be solved with something philosophically simple like having longer lifespans, less emphasis on short term experiences, removal of poverty / hunger / suffering / etc.. There's something intrinsic in the concept of time and mortality itself that causes us to behave in very counterproductive and illogical means. It's like our base instincts of survival cannot adequately co-exist in parallel to changes in our social and intellectual advancements. I think it's safe to presume / agree with some theories that our technological and social advancements as a species are not aligning with our physical evolutionary development. We are essentially stagnant as a species genetically, and are unable to properly utilize and cope with the evolution of our creations. It's not to far off to say that at some point we will resemble chimps playing with instruments not made of their own hands. I imagine the perplexed thoughts of other alien life wondering how we even got to the point we have, or our / a future civilization on earth not being able to believe that we were the ones capable of making all of these things. But that's going off on a tangent.

@Donald Donald I knew it had a name, there's like dozens of logic fallacies. It's been a while since my college critical thinking class. Judging by the ignorance I see in the media, I doubt they even teach critical thinking skills any more.

Upstate NY gang

I'm from Kingston and eveyone knew about this 'weird rich people cult'.

From Rensselaer here [other side of river from Albany] this was fucking shocking when I heard about it..never had a clue garbage like that was brewing so close to home.

@@yomama12546 What's funny is when Alex Jones told Joe Rogan that he had an inside scoop on an Island in which Jeffrey Epstein and a bunch of filthy rich friends of his go to have a good time and, well, you know F*** a bunch of teens that he'd 'employ'. But NOBODY believed him at the time because he's so aggressive and can sound like he's crazy when he goes on tangents. I was stunned like everyone when it all came true and the allegations of sexual abuse and sexual assault, and full-on r*ape of these teenagers was coming out. I mean so many of these girls, well over 20 now, were young when it happened. Technically, and I don't want to say this but I will, Epstein was a Hebephile because he was mostly going for teenagers from the ages of 13-17. Either way it is not okay, but it is a distinction in the two.

I have friends who were involved in cults for several years before choosing to break from them. Several friends, different cults from each other. All of them were spiritually aimless when they got involved, and it was like they had discovered a life raft in the middle of the ocean. People who are constantly searching for self-definition or have a need to feel greatly significant are easy targets for cults. Cult or "spiritual leaders" (by which I mean those who make the journey about themselves rather than helping others to attain understanding of a higher power) seem to have or promise those answers. It's easy to give oneself up to the relief that someone out there understands who you are and knows exactly how you fit into the universe; that you have a purpose as part of something huge and amazing. Not only that, but you fit into a family of like-minded people, whereas your family of origin never quite got you. I think our societal myth that one must suffer or undergo trials to gain anything of value contributes to one's surrender to a cult. You might normally refuse to do the things being asked of you, but if they are the price for enlightenment, approval, monumental importance in the universe... then they are trials worth undergoing.

@@SouthCountyGal This why everyone needs to always look to God and Jesus Christ, and maintain focus on them, and seek they avoid getting pulled into the allure of false idols and false prophets and those with false teachings. It's not the way to find the truth. Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father, but through HIm.

@@Dagenspear No, thank you. I agree with many of the teachings ascribed to Jesus, and try to live my life in accordance with them, but Christianity was defined by academics and politicians 2,000 years ago as a method of crowd control. Many Christian churches today skirt the edges of cultism; in particular the Evangelists and Catholics, and are still mainly about controlling people's behavior rather than finding the Way. Jesus is not for everybody; there are other perfectly valid religions (and non-religions) out there that do not focus on the worship of a person or entity. If it brings you to spiritual fulfillment, I'm happy for you. But there is not only one dictated path that everyone must travel.

@Esther I grew up a member of a small Christian sect known as Christadelphians. The whole point was to analyze Scripture, so I concede that my earliest years were more about the words than the way. I'm sure i internalized their beliefs about Jesus. I cycled through most of the Protestant churches in adulthood, have a deep familiarity with Catholicism thanks to my grandmother, and have discussed Christianity with many priests and ministers. Along the way I realized I have a strong dislike of a religion that mostly worships the death and resurrection of a man, harping mostly on death and sacrifice. The majority of Christian churches have that awful crucifix as the focal point of their gathering space. It does not feel good or right to me. It works well for others, which is fine, but I'm more aligned with other religions such as Buddhism and Sufism.

​@@SouthCountyGal You got that right, Jesus isn't for everyone because some are on their way to hell.

Not true, Jesus invented the first taco stand.

@@99jeep1 and it was free😂😂

@@Ton8o Mmmmmm! Free fish tacos, Savior-style!

Hahahaha

They were out of money due to investing in a weird MLM business scheme is

Except one minor hitch. NLP doesn’t work. It’s pseudoscience that has failed time and time again to yield any actual testable results. Sadly, the types of men who fall for it thinking it will make increase their ability to manipulate women are themselves being suckered into a cult with ridiculous claims.

@@wellesradio Yes, but it absolutely betrays his intentions during that first meeting. He didn't want her to work on herself for self-improvement, or what not... He just wanted to inject himself into the thing that was most important to her. I don't know what other BS he used. But it attracted the most gullible, and it sure seemed to work on them. A lot of religious claims do not work, but people want it to work. It's probably why they stay. Prayer doesn't work, Karma is BS, etc...

Where’s the video of that?

@@Lando0824 The Vow 1.4. Or google "Allison Mack meets Keith Raniere for the first time". Here's a link:kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e82cdaae09GpgKc.html Under the pinned comment I explain what he is doing.

NLP is a general psychology tool, that is in no way limited to being used for abusive purposes. There are serious psychologists and psychiatrists using or recommending NLP-based cures for certain problems, and I very much doubt that is in any way sending their patients into whatever warped cults that happen to misuse the tool.

Same.

Skepticism is helpful most of the time against the unreasonable, but, unfortunately, reasonable isn't the same as 'logical', or 'true', and we're all only human with desires and insecurities.

We have many Americans being manipulated right now on a massive scale, the people in the cult of Trump.

@@lamarravery4094 or the people with the chronic case of TDS...

That's why I'm very careful and never tell too much about me to other people. I keep a lot to myself and even pretend to be a little more naive than I actually am, in order to see how far people go.

This is not what experts on cults say. It is more about cults finding people at their weak moments when they move to a new place, have few friends, experiencing a loss, etc. Everyone has a vulnerable point in their lives.

Underrated comment

Ironic

I see what you did there

@@priyesamuel136 yeah JL the animated series

Those puns are super man 😁

I consider branding a person physical abuse.

What was she sentenced?

@@janejane6754 3 years

​@@seanmcgonigle1182 serious injustice

The white female is a protected class in the American hierarchy

I just hope Allison gets a decade Her being sorry doesn't mean she shouldn't be as culpable as the others.

@@misoulas yes but she needs therphy jail does nothing to help people like her . She was very much brainwashed too

@@Kwildcat13 She needs to be in prison. She can get therapy there. She needs to be an example of what happens to people that commit crime.

He won’t make six months in prison. What a POS he is!

@@c5vette739 just a shame the US prison system doesn't do therapy

I don't know how intelligent Alison is. You wouldn't have needed to be a rocket scientist to notice that it was a cult.

@@billfarley9015 to be fair sometimes it's one of those tricky things that if one isn't careful or sharp it'll sneak up on you, don't get me wrong I'm in no way defending her choice but I also do kinda understand the how and why it happened if that makes sense

Only downside of Chloe is she’s desperate and anxious for attention in unneeded has a problem doesn’t respect privacy others and dislike friend going thru her things like a hypocrite who’s digging into her private stuff trouble listen, has feelings for clark in unrequited when already has for Lana since Chloe isn’t exactly part of DC only exclusive for this series in prequel multiverse reboot of Clark Kent/Kal-El to high school on his way too become Superman

Billy Zane would've been the best Lex Luther that never happened.

Kevin Spacey's "WROOOOOOOONG!" in Superman Returns is still funny.

@@9mmSafetyAlways0ff why? because he is bold? that's silly

Loved Gene but this lex was my favorite.

Ohhhh Gene Hackman is my fav I love that man

You can't think actors are the same people as their characters on screen. Case in point, *Amber Heard* is not a mermaid. She's a violent, lying, destructive lunatic.

There's not many that don't lol

That modern cult is the democratic party.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 wow you are wrong on many levels​@@bighands69

So some people take advantage of down on their luck people, welcome to humanity.

They get you when you're most vulnerable, so always stay strong or you'll be prey to these parasites.

Exactly, if she had some i dont know, job, or plan, or something that she is doing with her life, no sex cult or any cult would grab her, so yes, she probably did not know what to do with her life in that period so she THOUGHT cult would give her answers or purpose. She is sweet girl, and this is really sad... :(

@Raven Reyes PTZ Is having a belief system with a Deity not a religion?

@Raven Reyes PTZ You do realize that your statement is self defeating. Luciferianism is a religious sect.

My dog would kill him the moment he raised his voice

It's Wally West close your eyes.

It’s some guy trying to get into university by dressing as a woman.

LuthOr

@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse oh god I didn't notice until now

@@Sentient_Zee :LOL

She didn't fall into it. She made a series of conscious decisions to participate in the cult.

@@ka0t1k1 Exactly! She was aware.

So well said I too was a fan of Chloe aka Allison Mack also from honey we shrunk ourselves... I still like the show/series but what she’s done is extremely disturbing and disgusting. I’m glad to be able to separate fact from fiction doesn’t take away from these victims or the other actor and actresses on the show...

Actors aren't their characters. Chloé is completely different from Allison Mack.

@@jujumpe7374 agreed! But think about like this , I would say majority of viewers see her picture and headlines saying etc.etc. They immediately associate Allison with Chloè Sullivan the actress from Smallville, firstly because that's her biggest body of work and secondly because frankly most people don't know the actors real names. They call them by the character they embodied. Also now in this cancel culture and me too movement. Smallville IP will suffer a little. WB/CW will quickly and quietly sweep this under the rug and bury her name along with it so the legacy of Smallville is upheld. Johnny Depp is going thru something similar in the terms of name tarnishing at the moment. His entire brand/projects are in jeopardy because he is now labeled a "wife beater" per a judge! Plus , Amber Heard is working on WB projects aswell. Two actors , 2 big IP's. Do they save face and recast? Actors make the same mistakes as us everyday folk. But this cult thing Allison has gotten into is unforgiving.

@@seansullivan1101 Sorry, but that's why we have a brain. We must able to separate characters and actors. It's called being intelligent.

@@seansullivan1101 Yes I personally don’t agree with that Johnny Depp situation completely, from what I’ve seen and heard from that incident if anything Amber was putting her “hands” on him. I personally can’t stand the double standards and hypocrisy when it comes to these types of incidents. His whole body of work and legacy/catalog is at while she gets two show/series in the works. She is no “saint” the tapes I heard of how she was treating him were disgusting. Not saying that Johnny is completely innocent but this woman was physically violent towards him it’s recorded and it happens often to men. Which still isn’t talked about enough of how men are and at times victims of domestic violence and abuse if not emotional abuse...😐

It's probably safe to say that at least 90% of people in this world are lost, nobody has a clue what they're really doing. So it's a bit of a meaningless comment to make lol.

Like the MCU fanbase.

Fair enough, but most people in this world don't enslave women into forced sex...

@@SteveCowlishaw How many paint chips did you eat as a kid?

She can be saved, look at Leah Remini. She escaped scientology and she's working to help others heal from that damage. People are getting away from Christianity, Islam, and Judaism too. Someday we'll be from all of these war cults and have peace.

"lost her way on recent years and pay her dues" yeah, that's how I would describe sex trafficking and literally carving one's initials in other people too

@@6WaysToSomeday do you know how cult leaders work? Making her one of the perpetrators was part of his plan to make her always be loyal to him. It's just exodus when half of them kill the other half because they made and worshipped a statue. They are guilty and can never deny his godhood or face the fact that they are murderers or rapists in this case. It's all planned to ensure they won't wake up.

I dont know about you but i wach shows for caracters and a story not actors

@@cosmicdoggo9296 right, I just got done rewatching smallville a week ago and when I read your comment I realized I didn't even think about the actor and her real life the whole time until I clicked on this video

@@beethovenstrance5042 yuo

A white woman with some money.

Epstein.

@@merovingianlox7268 Bill Cosby. R Kelly.

She didn't create it, just became high ranking in it.

She will be sentenced soon.