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The 40-year-old virgin movie director went on an attention seeking twitter rant this week-proving he is no fan of Bill Cosby.The director tweeted about the recent allegations that Bill Cosby sexually assaulted more than 20 women over several decades (which I personally find HARD TO BELIEVE……) Well his insensitive harsh rant definitely got him some attention….Funny how the same person who was trying to bash Bill Cosby, remained silent throughout the debacle involving alleged false rape accusations by Lena Dunham against a man named Barry, during which Apatow (executive producer of her show) said nothing at all even after her publisher was forced to change her book after receiving legal demands from the accused man's lawyer, indicating Apatow's tacit support of Dunham's accusations against Barry which allegedly proved to be false."To be very clear, 'Barry' is a pseudonym, not the name of the man who assaulted me," stated Dunham. It is also ironic that rather than launching vocal public criticism, Judd Apatow remained silent about Lena Dunham's graphic admissions in her book about sexually assaulting her sister, again using his silence to support the star of a show he executive produces…….things people do for money…..Please don't throw stones nor shade…..when indeed you have promoted and supported…a woman who writes that "curiosity got the best" of her and she opened her sister's vagina only to call for her mother when she found the toddler had "six or seven pebbles in there"."My mother didn't bother asking why I had opened Grace's vagina," Dunham wrote. "This was within the spectrum of things that I did."In another passage that has attracted critics she describes trying to persuade her sister to "kiss her on the lips for five seconds" by offering gifts of sweets or coins. "Basically, anything a sexual predator might do to woo a small suburban girl, I was trying," wrote Dunham.
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