To me, the important person to hear from on this, is now Sarah Silverman. Elite status in comedy, a pinup girl in her own right, a talented actress, and held in high regard in the Jewish Hollywood world also. She's also a champion of women's rights. If she condemns Weinstein, it means a whole lot.
As far as to what comics will say and do on this subject, I suggest everyone see the movie "Funny People" directed by Judd Apatow and starring Adam Sandler. There is a scene in that movie that perfectly describes how far comics go, in every day life, to make jokes about inappropriate matters. The scene I refer to has Maggie Siff playing a single woman, who is set up to meet Adam's character, at a bar, as a possible dating partner. The point Apatow is making, is that comics will make light of anything, without filter, and it will be an instant turnoff for anyone who isn't in their world.
