Some people are such bitterly partisan dinkuses you can't help but revel when they are accused of something terrible. Like, say for instance, George Takei (see George Takei, MSNBC Trashed Steve Scalise. While He Was in Critical Condition and Backfire! George Takei’s Anti-Trump Poll Didn’t Work Out for Him) being accused of sexual assault.

AND the victim was unconscious at the time.

Scott Brunton had just gone through a bad breakup when actor George Takei offered to take him out on the town.

It was the summer of 1981, and Takei, then 44, was well-known for his role as Lt. Hikaru Sulu on Star Trek. The two men knew each other socially. “It was a very hard breakup for me, and he said, ‘Well, let me take you out to dinner and the theater and we will talk,’" said Brunton, who was 23 at the time. “And I thought, OK, that would be nice.”

He doesn’t know how much time passed, but the next thing he remembers is waking up, his pants down around his ankles, and Takei on top of him pushing his hand down his underwear, Brunton said.

“He’s on top of me, trying with his hand down my underwear [to] pull my underwear down,” said Brunton.

Brunton said he then pushed Takei off and asked what he was doing. He said Takei told him he was trying to make him comfortable.

Takei, while I was writing this actually, has denied everything.

BuzzFeed however, to their credit, seems to have crossed all the t's and dotted all the lower case j's before they released these allegations.

I guess we'll see. If there's one thing Kevin Spacey, Harvey Weinstein and Brett Ratner have taught us, there never seems to be just one accusation.

Where there's one accuser, there are multiple. As it seems there are multiple sex perverts flittering about the Hollywood hills.

If anything, maybe these Hollywood sickos will cease their sanctimonious lectures on morality to the rest of us. Who are not molesting unconscious people. Or conscious ones.

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