For those that don't know, Epstein is very rich and a disgusting pedophile. Trump was accused of raping an underage girl at one of his parties and he was friendly with Bill Clinton in the past.
auragin_boi Member since Aug 01st 2003 20939 posts
Thu Mar-07-19 09:18 AM
8. "How is this jail?" In response to Reply # 0 Thu Mar-07-19 09:19 AM by auragin_boi
"The 66-year-old financier served 13 months of his 18-month sentence in a private wing of a Palm Beach jail and was allowed to leave on “work release” for 16 hours each day."
That's a temporary living arrangement. And given the charges, how was this even allowed?
Man, this is remarkable. Could you imagine if some Black dude got charged with statutory rape, plead down and was allowed to sleep in a private wing of a prison and given 16 hours a day of freedom?
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79605 posts
Thu Mar-07-19 11:48 AM
11. "Yeah. Like the illegal voting accusations " In response to Reply # 9
Dude in NC who was doing it for the GOP filed a complaint and outlined exactly how he did it.
When you know how the sausage is made it’s easy to tell how other folks would make their illegally sausage
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
12. "what on earth are you talking about." In response to Reply # 9
nobody has ever internationally trafficked people from third world countries in the Caribbean and anyway, *IF* people did do that sort of thing, they wouldn't be powerful, well connected people, they'd be ordinary folks like you and I.
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31. "You act like your conspiracy theories are a reasonable thing to put out" In response to Reply # 30 Sat Aug-10-19 08:58 AM by MEAT
Knowing that part of the reason they spread and last on the internet is because of the volume of places they pop up rather than grounded in any concrete facts Knowing good and well you have a myriad of other places to commiserate in your brain rot with like minded individuals Yet you chose to bring it here as if there's a place for this. What you're trafficking in is not a grounded fact, it's a dangerous conspiracy theory via innuendo that causes real harm in the real world.
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34. "You should probably re-read what I posted. " In response to Reply # 31
but i will help you out.
Jeffery Epstein is dead and right now, what's trending is right-wing conspiracy theories about the Clintons. Example, almost all of the initial comments in AOC's tweet about this are people (some real, some not real) posting about this is another Clinton hit job.
It's an indication of how rapidly the right can mobilize to change the narrative or at least reinforce their own despite all facts to the contrary.
This is all despite the fact that, according to the reporting of one of the victims that she was employed at the Mar-A-Lago hotel (as was her father) at the time she was approached by Epstein's primary accomplice, Maxwell.
I'm not propagating a conspiracy I'm commenting on conspiracy narratives being propagated and how quickly and effectively. It's mindblowing and a sign we are woefully unprepared to deal with it.
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35. "YOUR subject is "the clinton body count"" In response to Reply # 34
Everything else you typed is shaped from that. That's how writing works. It's why headlines matter so much more than articles. English 101 My reading comprehension is solid. It's you not me.
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46. "Thanks man, I appreciate it. " In response to Reply # 41
I could have been clearer. What I originally posted was in a moment of emotion and relative shock at the events and how quickly they are being manipulated. I appreciate the apology and sorry for any misunderstanding on my part.
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stravinskian Member since Feb 24th 2003 12698 posts
Sat Aug-10-19 09:28 AM
38. "Uh, I think he's actually complaining about the conspiracy theory." In response to Reply # 29
It reads to me like he's complaining that idiots are trying to blame Clinton online when Trump was actually the guy who was Epstein's friend (and in this particular case, his direct contact).
40. "Got it, thank you, I wildly misunderstood." In response to Reply # 38
The less time I spend on social media the more common terms revert back to their original meaning. I haven't used trend digitally in probably six months.
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**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
53. "people dont realize this investigation is taking place" In response to Reply # 52
in the public corruption unit of the sdny. which usually means there is one or more public figures (politicians) in their crosshairs.
thats one of the first things peoples ears perked up about when he was indicted.
its the same way some fairly rountine/mundane prostitution sting ended up in the public corruption unit. then we found out they were targeting client number 9...eliot spitzer.
this might actually be better for investigators because now epstein has no standing to fight warrants/subpoenas. and they seized a safe full of evidence (blackmail material?) when they raided his crib.
Considering the people he had dirt on and who Maxwell’s father was, people are not wrong to be skeptical, but at this point there’s a lot we don’t know.
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