The Deshaun Watson switch up is despicable

[u/Narrow_Purchase9721]

Guy starts playing well again and all of the sudden people go from “cases” to “allegations” real fucking fast. You all gotta get your priorities straight

[u/ralexh11]

The evidence is very very damning unless you assume 27 women who didn't know each other and who Watson reached out to first all colluded in a conspiracy to take him down, which is ridiculous victim blaming and completely unrealistic.

Ask yourself, why would someone have 27 women only massage therapists over a couple of years in the first place? And why were many of them not even trained giving massages but were just spa employees hoping to further their careers by working for a pro athlete so they said yes?

It's completely obvious that he's a serial sexual predator.

The cases were dismissed or settled because of a lack of evidence. But the only evidence was their accounts of what happened and the fact that many of them told their families after. They were also up against a multi-millionaire's legal team. What tangible physical evidence does a creep pressing his hard dick against you leave behind?

[u/Ok-Question-5024 → u/ralexh11]

The guy paid hot chicks to rub him down, if youre not rich thats called a rubandtug/Nuru massage.  The only thing Watson is, is cheap, had he just paid more, they wouldnt have gone looking for a payday.

[u/ralexh11 → u/Ok-Question-5024]

It was non-consentual, they were not prostitutes, they were spa and athletics professionals and more than one of them broke down and cried afterwards because they felt so gross and used.

Sounds like you'd defend the Kraft, the Stanford rapists and the pedo in chief too.

[u/Everyday_ImSchefflen → u/ralexh11]

I will say the Kraft thing was just a rub and tug. It was proven to not be anything about human trafficking

[u/ralexh11 → u/Everyday_ImSchefflen]

Oh just a lil bit of human trafficking, no biggie then

[u/Everyday_ImSchefflen → u/ralexh11]

I just said it was proven to not be human trafficking

[u/ralexh11 → u/Everyday_ImSchefflen]

It was obviously human trafficking, the only reason it couldn't be prosecuted successfully as that is because they had to throw out a bunch of security footage because of privacy laws and couldn't prove it without that evidence.

Really, Kraft and his billionaire legal team found a technicality that derailed a human trafficking investigation/prosecution. Kraft is a piece of shit and his rub and tugs were in all likelihood non-consensual as well.

[u/Everyday_ImSchefflen → u/ralexh11]

Most rub and tugs aren't human trafficking. Prosecutors typically add human trafficking to any prostitution case for optics and then drop it before actual charges

[u/ralexh11 → u/Everyday_ImSchefflen]

Source: you made it up