When you hear that a Busch brother is involved in a violent domestic assault, you think "hell yeah, of course that happened". When a victim comes forward to make these allegations, you have to take them seriously, especially when it concerns someone whose emotions have been known to be as erratic as Kurt's.
Victims of domestic abuse need support, yes. Still, it's not outside the realm of possibility that someone could make that shit up. Look at Chris P's personal experience - that shit happens all the time, but in this day in age, it's "safer" to side with the victim for fear of sounding like a misogynistic prick. Not that domestic abuse DOESN'T happen, I'm just sayin' you never know, and we technically shouldn't be forming an opinion on either side of the coin.
Not sure if anyone outside of Canada has heard about the Jian Ghomeshi scandal (CBC guy fired for allegedly assaulting women, who then sued the CBC because it was "just BDSM"), but I didn't have an opinion until things became overwhelmingly obvious that A) he was an extreme douchebag and B) that a bunch more women eventually came forward.
At this point, it's Driscoll's word vs. Busch's, and it's an incredibly sad situation. If it's true, wow - Busch's problems upstairs are way worse than I ever imagined. If it's not true, well then that's a whole other kind of suck.
"Poor kid" is the only opinion I can properly form in my brain right now.
