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Problem:How dare you compare yourself to real rape victims in your new Vanity Fair cover story! Women who are raped suffer real terror, physical violence and injuries! You haven't! 
  
 Johnny Depp -- you have been a highly paid and catered-to celebrity for WAY too long! You are completely and utterly out of touch with the reality of the lives of real people, especially women. You had the nerve to say in your new Vanity Fair interview that being photographed is like "being raped." 
  
 "You just feel like you're being raped somehow," you said. "Raped... it feels like kind of weird .. just weird, man." 
  
 Weird, man? 
  
 Then you went on to say that you can't stand photo shoots. "Whenever you have a photo shoot or something like that, it's like ... you just feel dumb. It's just so stupid," you told Vanity Fair. 
  
 Guess what Johnny? The photo shoots aren't stupid. You're stupid for comparing yourself to a rape victim. Or maybe you're just ignorant and haven't stepped out of your gilded world in years to actually read a newspaper or watch a newscast about the Great Recession that your fellow Americans have been suffering through, or about the horrendous war in the Sudan where actual rapes are an epidemic. 
  
 The rape victim advocacy group RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) issued this exclusive statement to Hollywoodlife.com about your comments! 
  
 "While photos may feel at times intrusive, being photographed in no way compares to rape -- a violent crime which affects another American every 2 minutes. RAINN welcomes the opportunity to speak with Mr. Depp and educate him about the real life experiences faced by survivors every day, and ways that he can work with RAINN to help." 
  
 Rape is an utterly horrific, degrading and demoralizing crime, which is often used as a weapon in wars around the world like Sudan, as I mentioned. 
  
 You are one of the highest paid actors in the world. Last year you earned $50 million primarily from your starring role as Captain Jack Sparrow in the huge hit movie franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean. 
  
 You live a life of privilege and power. You can buy anything you want. Your children want for nothing. You have the power to decide when you will work or what you will work on, unlike 99.999% of the people on this planet. 
  
 You have also NEVER been raped! I am sure that your words will offend any woman who has actually had the truly horrific experience of being raped. I'm sure any of them would change places with you and happily be photographed. 
  
 Click to read more about Johnny Depp's comments! ||||| By Alexis Tereszcuk – Radar Senior Reporter 
  
 Johnny Depp is loved the world over, but he showed a serious lack of judgment in his latest interview when he compared going to a photo shoot to being raped. 
  
 In an interview with Nick Tosches in Vanity Fair, the A-List actor said he hates photo shoots so much that he feels like it is being sexually assaulted. 
  
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 “Well, you just feel like you’re being raped somehow. Raped…It feels like a kind of weird – just weird, man,” Depp said. 
  
 However, the Rum Diary actor will pose with fans: “But whenever you have a photo shoot or something like that, it’s like – you just feel dumb. It’s just so stupid.” 
  
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 Anti-sexual violence organization, RAINN, the Rape Abuse And Incest National Network, exclusively told RadarOnline.com that they would welcome an opportunity to meet with the actor to “educate” him on the subject of rape and the serious trauma it causes victims. 
  
 “While photos may feel at times intrusive, being photographed in no way compares to rape — a violent crime which affects another American every 2 minutes. RAINN welcomes the opportunity to speak with Mr. Depp and educate him about the real life experiences faced by survivors every day, and ways that he can work with RAINN to help,” Katherine Hull, the spokesperson for RAINN exclusively told RadarOnline.com. 
  
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 Depp is not the first actor to get in hot water for comparing being photographed to being raped. Twilight star Kristen Stewart compared paparazzi photos of herself to images of a woman being raped during an interview with Elle Magazine in 2010 and ultimately apologized for her statement after backlash from advocacy groups. 
  
 “I really made an enormous mistake – clearly and obviously,” Stewart said at the time. “And I’m really sorry about my choice of words.” 
  
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 Happy Birthday To A Fox, A Pirate & A Black Swan! ||||| Vanity Fair on Tuesday released a small excerpt of their upcoming Johnny Depp cover article, hoping to generate buzz for their new issue ahead of its hitting newsstands. Mission accomplished. 
  
 In the short passage, the Oscar nominee and $100 million a year actor made a rare misstep, comparing participating in photo shoots to being raped. 
  
 "Well, you just feel like you're being raped somehow," he said. "Raped ... It feels like a kind of weird -- just weird, man." 
  
 The statement raised eyebrows and drew criticism, leading Depp to quickly issue a statement of apology and regret. 
  
 "I am truly sorry for offending anyone in any way. I never meant to. It was a poor choice of words on my part in an effort to explain a feeling," Depp said in the statement. "I understand there is no comparison and I am very regretful. In an effort to correct my lack of judgment, please accept my heartfelt apology." ||||| I, predictably, love Johnny Depp. But I am not really feeling his casual way with words in the November issue of Vanity Fair. Apparently, in an interview with Nick Tosches, Johnny seeks to show the extent to which he dislikes photo shoots. “Well, you just feel like you’re being raped somehow. Raped … It feels like a kind of weird — just weird, man,” he says. “Whenever you have a photo shoot or something like that, it’s like—you just feel dumb. It’s just so stupid.” [NY Post] 
  
 Johnny apparently didn’t get the message that comparing things that aren’t sexual assault to sexual assault is hugely insensitive and just wrong. How we wished he’d learned from these celebs who did it before him. |||||
Solution:
Johnny Depp really stepped in it in a recent Vanity Fair interview, when he compared photo shoots to rape. "Well, you just feel like you’re being raped somehow," he said. "Raped … It feels like a kind of weird—just weird, man." Anti-rape activists, of course, were not amused. "While photos may feel at times intrusive, being photographed in no way compares to rape," a spokesperson for the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network tells Radar. Depp also got called out on blogs. But he was quick to apologize in a statement today, admitting to his "poor choice of words." The Huffington Post has his full apology—and The Frisky has six more celebrities who have used the word "rape" less-than-sensitively: Kristen Stewart: Once said that when she looks at paparazzi photos, she feels like she's "looking at someone being raped." Khloe Kardashian: Compared a TSA pat-down to being raped in public. Ashley Judd: Wrote in her memoir about the "rape culture" of rap and hip-hop music. Click for the full list, including one star who tweeted about date-raping her husband.