(Talking about Epstein victims)
I, for one, would like to know HOW these women got to be within the Epstein orbit in the first place and what monies, if any, they received. They are forever the victims but it would be nice to have BOTH sides of the story. Some of them were old enough not to get entangled with Epstein etc....
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“I, for one, would like to know HOW these women got to be within the Epstein orbit in the first place and what monies, if any, they received.”
Um… is there ENOUGH money to make it worth being raped?
Just curious…
“They are forever the victims but it would be nice to have BOTH sides of the story.”
What is the other side? Statutory rape isn’t enough? You’re looking to see if they wore revealing clothing, maybe?
“Some of them were old enough not to get entangled with Epstein etc....”
So, kinda the entire POINT of the age of consent is that we can’t/don’t hold minors accountable for decisions they make. This includes agreeing to sex, signing a car loan, joining the military, and wearing hot pants.
You want to judge them for BEING the victims, that’s your issue. No one needs to help you with that.
Powerful rich men and women preyed upon them. The teen might have thought these men can destroy mommy and daddy. Can destroy friends abd their families. Teachers. For those that may have been in college, tuition covered. Now the other side might, if honest, say they find the teens and college students easier to intimidate. That's my guess
The likes of Epstein have their ways & means. That’s how.
But how can you so much as think of being reduced to victim blaming, OP…?!
I would like to know WHY Shirley Heath is attempting to whitewash Epstein and his colleagues in the first place and what monies, if any, she has received to assassinate the characters of his victims.
Because this is despicable.
Well, people such as Epstein know how to chose vulnerable victims, whether because of their powerty, their isolation or their lack of power.
@Sasha #260175
Just World hypothesis.
They are forever the victims but
No. You should have stopped before you ever got to that “but”. If you’re saying something like “there was that bad, heinous crime, BUT…”…you should maybe rethink your whole statement, and maybe your outlook on life in general.
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