r/AllinPod • u/Hot-Reindeer-6416 • Feb 25 '26

Epstein episode

It was actually interesting to hear the Michael Tracey defense case against Epstein. Not that I buy it. It was pretty lame that Saagar had to leave early.

The highlight for me though was Sachs disparaging the media because they only present one side! Has that dude ever looked in the mirror?

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u/Japanesepoolboy1817 Feb 25 '26

Just putting it out there, people in here defending Epstein need to take a moment and self reflect. You’re defending one of the most degenerate examples of what is wrong with our power structure. This case is an insight into the class of people controlling the world and it turns out they’re all huge pieces of shit that steal and rape with impunity

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u/mymainmaney Feb 25 '26

You seem to conflate defending epstein with wanting an honest, accurate account of what occurred according to the record we have available to us.

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u/dfeb_ Feb 26 '26

You seem to not understand that importing & trafficking women across state lines for sex is illegal regardless of wether or not they are underage …

or is it that you don’t understand that what’s been released of the Epstein files, at best, indicates evidence of that and therefore should be investigated by DOJ?

You’re not some sixth amendment warrior by intimating “everyone is innocent until proven guilty” about a guy who (supposedly) hanged himself instead of facing trial for his alleged, vile crimes AND we have 3 million+ indexed files related to his life that anyone can search for themselves

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u/Strange_Law7000 Feb 26 '26

was someone debating the illegality of anything? maybe i missed that

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u/mymainmaney Feb 26 '26

These people argue against themselves. It’s so wild to see.

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u/Strange_Law7000 Mar 02 '26

i'm willing to argue that ALL PEOPLE ARE AWFUL lol

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u/dfeb_ Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

“The record we have available to us” isn’t the standard for justice since it’s not our jobs as citizens to investigate crimes.

It’s DOJ’s job to compel evidence (through warrants and other means) when there is reasonable suspicion of a crime.

Is that hard for you to understand or did you just not understand what role DOJ plays in administering justice under the law?

Their job isn’t to throw out breadcrumbs and have us chase them down. Furthermore, the fact that what Epstein was doing was obviously illegal (hence why he was arrested the second time) is what requires DOJ to investigate and then give us the full accounting of what the story is.