This is bizarre.
Pretend you're the victim. You've been abused by your husband, it's finally out, everyone knows, and the #1 takeaway from it is....his boss' job is at stake! What the what?!?!?
Umm, hello, how did we get here?!? This is sensationalist. A situation occurs that is "newsworthy" - only because in the wide-scope of everyone involved (not UM) and everyone connected to those involved (UM), one of them is famous.
The other 4 or 17 or 92 domestic abuse victims in Columbus or Gainesville or wherever aren't being discussed by anyone. Hell, THE ACTUAL ABUSER IN THIS INSTANCE ISN'T BEING DISCUSSED. This is bizarro-world, imo.
Meyer isn't the one to blame, he just happens to be the most famous person connected to the actual people of the case. This isn't about being PC or not, it's about celebrity worship and sensationalism and tearing down people we, ourselves, have built up. It's a sickness.