Johnny Depp trial: Amber Heard, the woman no one wants to believe at the time of #MeToo

Is it possible to make fun of someone so much? To hate her so much, social networks having already sounded the hallali? Even the news channels flabbergasted, with a minimum of hindsight. At a time when the word of women who say they are victims of domestic violence is often sacred, the only name of Amber Heard often makes you smile or sneer, sometimes to giggles, from a talk show to a morning show, like if #MeToo had never existed, or as if some had found with her the imperfect victim, the unloved in the realm of people, princess with a pea and with a too fair pedigree, the perfect opportunity to take a form of revenge symbolic.