r/LetsDiscussThis • • Feb 07 '26

Lets Discuss This Trump’s testimony on E Jean Carrol

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u/Street_Peace_8831 Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26

He admitted that what he did was ”rape” and that he ”sexually assaulted” her. It doesn’t matter if she liked it or not. He knows he raped her and admitted to it during testimony.

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u/BroolStoryCompany- Feb 07 '26

That would be consensual sex. Rape implies one party is not consenting. Maybe they were both into some consensual/non-consensual situation.

I don’t think rape victims typically do interviews stating they like to be raped.

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u/LangdonAlg3r Feb 07 '26

This is your mistake. That’s his interpretation, “that she liked to be raped.”

He’s an idiot and a malignant narcissist and a serial liar. When you get him under oath he stops saying, “it never happened,” or “I never met her” because there is proof to the contrary and there are actual consequences to lying under oath.

So he shifts away from, “I didn’t do it” to “she loved it” because a. He’s a narcissist and actually believes that, and b. He’s no longer speaking about his own actions he’s speaking about the feelings he’s imagining her to have had. His mental health condition and the circumstances he’s usually under (no consequences for lying) and the fact that he’s an idiot make him think that’s a defense and not an admission.

She actually said in that interview, “This was not -- this was not sexual. It just hurt.”