I would suggest that "Me Too" is a micro-climate, useful for hanging someone's career but otherwise largely dormant. There are volumes of contradictions within the whole  idea that frankly most people, and especially most Hollywood and media people, are too dumb or willfully blind to see. To the larger question, I found it interesting and somewhat instructive to look at Reuben Sturman who was once the king of Porn. FBI hunted him for years. Nearly 25. They essentially broke up his monopoly of the porn industry when they prosecuted him in 1992. At this point porn hit the competitive market which of course greatly enlarged the distribution and the creation of porn--literally causing a boom economy. Most of the generated porn came out of Los Angeles county. But the real point here is that once they got Sturman--after trying him numerous times on obscenity charges (an failing to convict), they tried him on financial charges for business practices that have now been readily adopted by mainstream corporate culture.Curiously, this suggests that the FBI learns and absorbs and implements techniques from their investigations. Arrests themselves become a means of virtue signalling but the real lesson lies just below the sight line. A good study of the American black market, which is highly instructive, is Reefer Madness by Eric Schlosser..