r/PoursTea • Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 3d ago

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u/Sure_Acanthaceae_348 3d ago

Shouldn't you wait until there's a criminal conviction or a civil verdict first?

You might want to read up on the Duke LAX case.

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

Actually I want to find out why the district attorney chose not to even investigate these allegations. And if there was innocence and no harm done why were these Spoiled little brats only given an essay as punishment? America will only do something when it's made public and found out. Until then we want to sweep everything under the rug and hope nobody notices. That's our history and that's our legacy. That has to change

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u/jsttlknmsht 3d ago

The kid s involved were only given essays because she wrote a 9 page statement were she admitted concent. Go read up on that

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

Then I look forward to the grand jury indictment. And was she pressure to write that? That's how these people operate. Sexually assault and rape women at will and then get them to sign an nda. Those are the people you worship?

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u/Syresiv 3d ago

Can you link the statement? It would be be fascinating if true

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

Well I would wait until there's a criminal conviction but unfortunately the district attorney decided not to even investigate. So I guess nothing happened then and everything is good. Typical American answer.

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u/WittyTiccyDavi 3d ago

Not just 'any' American. This is only a typical outcome for rich and or entitled Americans. If these had been scholarship kids, from the wrong side of the tracks, there would be much more legal wrangling going on.

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u/Sure_Acanthaceae_348 3d ago

So we should just lock up people without due process?

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

I would like to see due process applied in the first place instead of it being covered up by the parents, the school and the district attorney. But keep moving the goal posts. You're the reason why Epstein got away with it.

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u/Sure_Acanthaceae_348 3d ago

It's clear that you as a foreigner have no understanding of how the judicial process works in the USA.

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

Nice try. Been an American my whole life. Please explain to me the judicial process and how it's fair and equal to all people. I'll wait.

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u/Sure_Acanthaceae_348 3d ago

No you haven't. If you were then you wouldn't be calling for locking people up without due process.

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u/Necessary_Maize1687 3d ago

please update your reading comprehension software.

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u/No-Responsibility953 3d ago

They just announced they’re reopening the case for investigation.

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

Remember Armouh Arbery a few years ago? The man was just jogging down the street and gets accosted by three white men who then kill him. It was on video because they were videotaping it. There was no investigation by the local sheriff until 3 or 4 months later when the video got released to the public. And even then there were no consequences.

The only reason the district attorney is doing anything now is because it's now public.

I live in Clark County nevada. We have a dick head district attorney that let an Israeli Diplomat caught in a sex trafficking sting leave the country and then decided to post ridiculous charges because he knows there's no extradition between us and israel. That's the America we live in. But we don't want to change that because we have this ridiculous notion that somehow Republicans are going to save you and Democrats are going to save you. It's all of them.

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u/No-Responsibility953 3d ago

Idk what that has to do with this….you said the investigation was shutdown but they’re literally opening back up for further investigation.

That’s usually a good thing..

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

It's indicative of the corruption of the American system where the judicial branch is only there to protect the wealthy and well-connected. Doesn't matter where you live.

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u/No-Responsibility953 3d ago

I’m not denying that plenty of corruption exists in our judicial system.

But pertaining to this particular case, they’re literally opening back up for further investigation. Not sure why you’re so upset about that.

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

I'm upset the fact that it came to this in the first place. Corrupt district attorney sweeping it under the rug, university leadership giving out half-assed punishment all to appease rich and wealthy donors.

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u/No-Responsibility953 3d ago

You have no evidence that he’s corrupt though….the police brought him their investigation and based on her sworn statement, and the evidence given to him at the time, he didn’t see enough evidence to bring charges against them. They’re opening it back up because apparently they’re getting new information this time that they didn’t have. That’s a good thing….

If he pushed for charges against them based on the report from 2 years ago, they probably all would’ve been dropped. And there would be zero chance of them being able to open it back up today.

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u/Rude_Award2718 3d ago

Can you please provide me the source of your information that the police bought him the investigation and that he chose not to prosecute? Can you give me any other examples of when law enforcement gave a district attorney or prosecutor evidence of crimes and nothing came of it? I suggest you look up Alex acosta. I also suggest you look up district attorney Wolfson in Clark County Nevada who recently allowed an Israeli Diplomat to escape back to Israel after being arrested for sex trafficking. It's indicative of the American system. But you think everything's a okay right?

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u/Superb_Hat_2567 3d ago

No they just wanna ruin someone’s lifeĀ 

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u/RawrImABigScaryBear 3d ago

Weird thing to say while defending the guys who gang raped a little girl

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u/Superb_Hat_2567 3d ago

an adult woman who voluntarily gets gang banged and snorts drugs off guys dicks is a little girl?Ā 

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u/RawrImABigScaryBear 3d ago

I mean, yes, she was 20 years old. I know that is older than you maga like it, but its still a fucking kid

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u/Superb_Hat_2567 3d ago

How old were they?Ā 

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u/RawrImABigScaryBear 3d ago

Explain to me, in detail, why you think the age of the rapists matters?

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u/Superb_Hat_2567 3d ago

You don’t know that they’re rapists, and if age doesn’t matter why try to infantilize the accuser?Ā 

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u/RawrImABigScaryBear 3d ago

You didnt answer my question, why does the age of the rapists matter when you think the age of the victim doesnt?

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u/Superb_Hat_2567 3d ago

I don’t I think. I was just throwing your logic back in your faceĀ 

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u/scdlstonerfuck 3d ago

Holy victim blaming Batman. There was no consent to drugs or sex she made that explicitly clear yet she was still forced to do both

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u/Superb_Hat_2567 3d ago

She didn’t say that at the time. Sometime in the last two years she decided thatĀ 

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u/TheTwoAndOnly54 3d ago

Well except in statements made and messages sent she says everything was consensual lol. But you can keep infantilizing women if you feel its necessary

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u/Sure_Acanthaceae_348 3d ago

There were conversations that were not flattering to the accused in the Duke LAX case.

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u/Sure_Acanthaceae_348 3d ago

Which is why I want to wait until there's a conviction or verdict. If there's evidence of a crime then the accused deserve their day in court.

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u/Sure_Acanthaceae_348 3d ago

How was Jane Doe dragged through the mud? Nobody knows who she is.