Agree.
I've watched the programme and I still don't understand why this has been deemed the right way to go about it.
I have no real opinion on RB. I've never really been a fan of his humour and don't find him attractive (I know many women do, or used to).
A lot of his behaviour is in bad taste, and (if the stories are true) his treatment of women is poor. But that's not illegal.
The rapes, if true, are illegal, but this should be being dealt with by the police. And I can't understand the relevance of all the other stuff to do with his sex life and how many women he has shagged. If a woman is raped, that's not an issue. If a woman who is raped routinely shags 5 men a day, that's not relevant, she was still raped. So I'm not really seeing why this is all being dragged up with RB.
Also, I can't help but think of the whole Caroline Flack situation. That stemmed from an illegal act (she used violence on her boyfriend), and because of online vitriol, she ended up killing herself.
This mob mentality doesn't sit right with me; why isn't this being dealt with by the police?
Also, the similarities with Saville - eccentric, overtly sexual, does a lot for charity. Yes, they are massive similarities. But I'm not sure that's enough to also say that he's guilty of the same crimes.
In brief; he might be guilty of rape. But a) I don't think this tv programme and all the hype was the right way to go about it and b) I think a lot of the other stuff is irrelevant.