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Gaiman ends that statement by thanking “so many of you” for “your belief in my innocence and your support for my work.”
Notice how he links belief in his innocence with support for his work.
Stop. Supporting. His. Work.
Notice how he links belief in his innocence with support for his work.
Stop. Supporting. His. Work.
February 3, 2026 at 10:10 AM
Gaiman ends that statement by thanking “so many of you” for “your belief in my innocence and your support for my work.”
Notice how he links belief in his innocence with support for his work.
Stop. Supporting. His. Work.
Notice how he links belief in his innocence with support for his work.
Stop. Supporting. His. Work.
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Gaiman is already suing one of his accusers. If he had any actionable claims against "There is No Safe Word", he would have sued New York Magazine and Lila Shapiro. The fact that he is instead pointing readers to some random substack article tells us all we need to know.
I find the entire genre of "tens of thousands of words minutely refuting every point of an abuse clam" intrinsically unpersuasive. If any of the evidence were actually damning they'd just highlight that instead of doing a tedious Gish Gallop.
I haven't read that massive Substack thing that Gaiman linked to in his whinge, and nor am I going to. If you need tens of thousands of words of rant and innuendo to embed your "shocking evidence" in, you don't have shocking evidence, you have a conspiracy manifesto.
February 3, 2026 at 8:40 AM
Gaiman is already suing one of his accusers. If he had any actionable claims against "There is No Safe Word", he would have sued New York Magazine and Lila Shapiro. The fact that he is instead pointing readers to some random substack article tells us all we need to know.
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There were a flurry of "spontaneous" replies last month to various posts i made. All written the same way. All trying to link to the random substack about how innocent he is.
My first thought (after blocking) was:
"Oh i see someone's publisher has hired a bot farm."
My first thought (after blocking) was:
"Oh i see someone's publisher has hired a bot farm."
Gaiman is already suing one of his accusers. If he had any actionable claims against "There is No Safe Word", he would have sued New York Magazine and Lila Shapiro. The fact that he is instead pointing readers to some random substack article tells us all we need to know.
I find the entire genre of "tens of thousands of words minutely refuting every point of an abuse clam" intrinsically unpersuasive. If any of the evidence were actually damning they'd just highlight that instead of doing a tedious Gish Gallop.
February 3, 2026 at 8:45 AM
There were a flurry of "spontaneous" replies last month to various posts i made. All written the same way. All trying to link to the random substack about how innocent he is.
My first thought (after blocking) was:
"Oh i see someone's publisher has hired a bot farm."
My first thought (after blocking) was:
"Oh i see someone's publisher has hired a bot farm."
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I'll just add, as someone who's been doing investigative reporting for decades, all publications doing real journalism (i.e., not a sockpuppet or Some Guy on the Internet)--they have MANY layers of editorial & legal review. Every major investigation I've done has had EVERY WORD checked many times.
I find the entire genre of "tens of thousands of words minutely refuting every point of an abuse clam" intrinsically unpersuasive. If any of the evidence were actually damning they'd just highlight that instead of doing a tedious Gish Gallop.
I haven't read that massive Substack thing that Gaiman linked to in his whinge, and nor am I going to. If you need tens of thousands of words of rant and innuendo to embed your "shocking evidence" in, you don't have shocking evidence, you have a conspiracy manifesto.
February 3, 2026 at 4:47 AM
I'll just add, as someone who's been doing investigative reporting for decades, all publications doing real journalism (i.e., not a sockpuppet or Some Guy on the Internet)--they have MANY layers of editorial & legal review. Every major investigation I've done has had EVERY WORD checked many times.
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In a "he said, she said" situation, I default to believing the women but it's *possible* for them to be lying. Staggeringly unlikely, but possible.
But in a "he said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, and she said" situation? Fuck off.
But in a "he said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, and she said" situation? Fuck off.
February 2, 2026 at 8:23 PM
In a "he said, she said" situation, I default to believing the women but it's *possible* for them to be lying. Staggeringly unlikely, but possible.
But in a "he said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, and she said" situation? Fuck off.
But in a "he said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, and she said" situation? Fuck off.
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I haven't read that massive Substack thing that Gaiman linked to in his whinge, and nor am I going to. If you need tens of thousands of words of rant and innuendo to embed your "shocking evidence" in, you don't have shocking evidence, you have a conspiracy manifesto.
February 2, 2026 at 8:19 PM
I haven't read that massive Substack thing that Gaiman linked to in his whinge, and nor am I going to. If you need tens of thousands of words of rant and innuendo to embed your "shocking evidence" in, you don't have shocking evidence, you have a conspiracy manifesto.
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I find the entire genre of "tens of thousands of words minutely refuting every point of an abuse clam" intrinsically unpersuasive. If any of the evidence were actually damning they'd just highlight that instead of doing a tedious Gish Gallop.
I haven't read that massive Substack thing that Gaiman linked to in his whinge, and nor am I going to. If you need tens of thousands of words of rant and innuendo to embed your "shocking evidence" in, you don't have shocking evidence, you have a conspiracy manifesto.
February 2, 2026 at 9:15 PM
I find the entire genre of "tens of thousands of words minutely refuting every point of an abuse clam" intrinsically unpersuasive. If any of the evidence were actually damning they'd just highlight that instead of doing a tedious Gish Gallop.
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if your idea of democracy is an eternal hostage situation where you voluntarily give up more and more human rights to avoid having to actually put up a fight for all of the rights, you might not be in much of a democracy at all
February 3, 2026 at 5:09 AM
if your idea of democracy is an eternal hostage situation where you voluntarily give up more and more human rights to avoid having to actually put up a fight for all of the rights, you might not be in much of a democracy at all
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three years ago all the radical centrists got convinced via group chats that if we simply threw trans people under the bus, the fascists would let us win everything else.
instead we lost everything, and also trans people got thrown under the bus
instead we lost everything, and also trans people got thrown under the bus
where are people getting the idea that its either "supporting trans rights" or "continuing democracy". what kind of democracy do they want to live in. where "politically inconvenient" groups get thrown to the wolves every two to four years? doesnt sound good to me. why would you want that
February 3, 2026 at 5:07 AM
three years ago all the radical centrists got convinced via group chats that if we simply threw trans people under the bus, the fascists would let us win everything else.
instead we lost everything, and also trans people got thrown under the bus
instead we lost everything, and also trans people got thrown under the bus
so much to say about Lupita but crickets when no single actor of Greek heritage was cast by Nolan to be even remotely involved with the movie.
February 3, 2026 at 5:56 AM
so much to say about Lupita but crickets when no single actor of Greek heritage was cast by Nolan to be even remotely involved with the movie.
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At the same time the Epstein Files are reinforcing how protected sexual abusers really are, Neil Gaiman is using the nightmarish sexual violence allegations against him to market his next book. His DARVO defense is the first selling point. Rape culture is everywhere and unavoidable.
February 2, 2026 at 11:42 PM
At the same time the Epstein Files are reinforcing how protected sexual abusers really are, Neil Gaiman is using the nightmarish sexual violence allegations against him to market his next book. His DARVO defense is the first selling point. Rape culture is everywhere and unavoidable.
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Who is the only arbiter of good journalism? Neil Gaiman, of course. Only he can tell you what is true or not, what is real or not, what is fact or not. He is the only good writer alive, the only one who knows what real; not you.
This is how abusers control and abuse.
This is how abusers control and abuse.
February 3, 2026 at 1:21 AM
Who is the only arbiter of good journalism? Neil Gaiman, of course. Only he can tell you what is true or not, what is real or not, what is fact or not. He is the only good writer alive, the only one who knows what real; not you.
This is how abusers control and abuse.
This is how abusers control and abuse.
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In Neil Gaiman’s “I did nothing wrong ever” statement he says there’s been no good journalism about him or his assaults. There has been, of course.
Thing is, he said the same thing in 2018 when @moryan.bsky.social reported on issues behind the scenes on American Gods www.moryan.com/a-burn-it-do...
Thing is, he said the same thing in 2018 when @moryan.bsky.social reported on issues behind the scenes on American Gods www.moryan.com/a-burn-it-do...
A Burn It Down video extravaganza, and thoughts on Neil Gaiman, creative gods, American Gods and rotten pedestals
Hello!
Chicago folks, on Wednesday, Aug. 14 at 7 p.m., I’ll be in conversation with my friend Steve Darnall at The Book Cellar in Chicago. The occasion is the reissue of Uncle Sam, a brilliant graph...
www.moryan.com
February 3, 2026 at 1:16 AM
In Neil Gaiman’s “I did nothing wrong ever” statement he says there’s been no good journalism about him or his assaults. There has been, of course.
Thing is, he said the same thing in 2018 when @moryan.bsky.social reported on issues behind the scenes on American Gods www.moryan.com/a-burn-it-do...
Thing is, he said the same thing in 2018 when @moryan.bsky.social reported on issues behind the scenes on American Gods www.moryan.com/a-burn-it-do...
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furthermore, fuck Neil Gaiman
In Neil Gaiman’s “I did nothing wrong ever” statement he says there’s been no good journalism about him or his assaults. There has been, of course.
Thing is, he said the same thing in 2018 when @moryan.bsky.social reported on issues behind the scenes on American Gods www.moryan.com/a-burn-it-do...
Thing is, he said the same thing in 2018 when @moryan.bsky.social reported on issues behind the scenes on American Gods www.moryan.com/a-burn-it-do...
A Burn It Down video extravaganza, and thoughts on Neil Gaiman, creative gods, American Gods and rotten pedestals
Hello!
Chicago folks, on Wednesday, Aug. 14 at 7 p.m., I’ll be in conversation with my friend Steve Darnall at The Book Cellar in Chicago. The occasion is the reissue of Uncle Sam, a brilliant graph...
www.moryan.com
February 3, 2026 at 1:24 AM
furthermore, fuck Neil Gaiman
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peter theils obsessed with the anti-christ yet everything he does makes him seem like he’s the anti-christ
February 2, 2026 at 10:55 PM
peter theils obsessed with the anti-christ yet everything he does makes him seem like he’s the anti-christ
you take Saudi blood money don’t be surprised that they can screw you over on a whim, sad that the workers have to pay for the partners greed
BIG employees to hold protest over practice’s plans to slash UK workforce
Employees at Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) are set to demonstrate outside the practice’s London offices tomorrow (3 February) over plans to lay off almost half its UK workforce
www.architectsjournal.co.uk
February 3, 2026 at 3:29 AM
you take Saudi blood money don’t be surprised that they can screw you over on a whim, sad that the workers have to pay for the partners greed
this has the potential to be one of the biggest copypastas of all time
Of all the things in the history of the world that definitely did not happen - this is the pinnacle.
February 3, 2026 at 3:21 AM
this has the potential to be one of the biggest copypastas of all time
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death by preventable disease is an inevitable and even desired outcome of concentration camps. in every era of concentration camps people have died of typhus, which is a disease of privation and enforced crowding. this illness is intentionally inflicted
Horrifying. ICE confirms measles outbreak at Dilley family detention center. www.cbsnews.com/news/ice-dil...
ICE halts "all movement" at Texas detention facility due to measles infections
The measles cases at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center were detected Friday, Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement to CBS News.
www.cbsnews.com
February 2, 2026 at 4:52 AM
death by preventable disease is an inevitable and even desired outcome of concentration camps. in every era of concentration camps people have died of typhus, which is a disease of privation and enforced crowding. this illness is intentionally inflicted
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Having analyzed this frame by frame like the Zapruder film my verdict is the president did indeed have an Unidentified Ass Event at 0:34
February 1, 2026 at 8:47 PM
Having analyzed this frame by frame like the Zapruder film my verdict is the president did indeed have an Unidentified Ass Event at 0:34
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Billie Eilish during her #GRAMMYs speech for Song of the Year:
“As grateful as I feel, I don’t need to say anything except that, no one is illegal on stolen land. It’s really hard to know what to say and what to do right now, I feel hopeful in this room and we need to keep protesting… fuck ICE.”
“As grateful as I feel, I don’t need to say anything except that, no one is illegal on stolen land. It’s really hard to know what to say and what to do right now, I feel hopeful in this room and we need to keep protesting… fuck ICE.”
February 2, 2026 at 3:13 AM
Billie Eilish during her #GRAMMYs speech for Song of the Year:
“As grateful as I feel, I don’t need to say anything except that, no one is illegal on stolen land. It’s really hard to know what to say and what to do right now, I feel hopeful in this room and we need to keep protesting… fuck ICE.”
“As grateful as I feel, I don’t need to say anything except that, no one is illegal on stolen land. It’s really hard to know what to say and what to do right now, I feel hopeful in this room and we need to keep protesting… fuck ICE.”
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not necessarily “the gov”, but the oligarchs who consider reporting truth a hostile act. that’s why so many of them took over news media, so they stop reporting truth. this battle was fought and lost years ago, and most didn’t notice it. we are in guerrilla warfare territory now.
It's not "the partisan press is the enemy of the government when it's controlled by the opposing party," it's "the government considers reporting truth to be a hostile act and will therefore treat journalists and protesters indistinguishably."
The Press Is the Government's Enemy and That Is Good
It's hard to be objective in jail.
www.hamiltonnolan.com
February 1, 2026 at 5:29 PM
not necessarily “the gov”, but the oligarchs who consider reporting truth a hostile act. that’s why so many of them took over news media, so they stop reporting truth. this battle was fought and lost years ago, and most didn’t notice it. we are in guerrilla warfare territory now.
tptb figured out a few decades ago that this is the best way to stave off any progress and hold on to power — let conservatives ruin things for a few years and let libs “fix” things for a few years. rinse repeat. thats why kamala wasnt trying in 2024
the thing is, the way it looks right now democrats are going to do really well even by default. dont have to go on record promising anything, dont need to be bold, dont need to put themselves out there and theyll probably get control
thats just not good enough
thats just not good enough
February 1, 2026 at 4:56 PM
tptb figured out a few decades ago that this is the best way to stave off any progress and hold on to power — let conservatives ruin things for a few years and let libs “fix” things for a few years. rinse repeat. thats why kamala wasnt trying in 2024
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The Epstein 4chan /pol connection is breaking my brain. Couple that with claims that Ghislaine Maxwell was a power mod on reddit and it just seems like the entirety of the 2010s internet culture was influenced by Epstein and his associates.
January 31, 2026 at 4:01 PM
The Epstein 4chan /pol connection is breaking my brain. Couple that with claims that Ghislaine Maxwell was a power mod on reddit and it just seems like the entirety of the 2010s internet culture was influenced by Epstein and his associates.