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William Shatner says some women use the #MeToo movement ‘as a weapon
[Herald] The Star Trek actor, 87, suggested a portion of the complaints made against men were driven by women bearing a grudge.

The #MeToo movement has its origins in 2006 when activist Tarana Burke first coined the phrase. It went viral in 2017 following a tweet by the actress Alyssa Milano in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.

It has since become an all-encompassing name for the movement against sexual harassment and discrimination.

However Shatner, immortalised for his portrayal of Captain James T Kirk in the Star Trek franchise, believes it is being exploited by women with scores to settle.

Replying to a fan on Twitter, Shatner said: "My issue is that women use me too as a weapon when they don’t get an autograph, when they don’t get their way, etc & the circus that ensues is comical and sad. aka hysterical."
Posted by: Besoeker 2018-12-24
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