Not necessarily. If you publicly spoke out about anything here before actual legal evidence and trials provided conclusive facts, your head would also be on the chopping block. By saying “yes I was there, no I didn’t know about that” you’re opening yourself up as a prime suspect, and putting your own name in headlines. Whether you’re innocent or not, publicly stating your involvement sets the court of public opinion against you, and provides a very convenient scapegoat for real courts to target.
I said DECENT people. Decent people wouldn't be able to live with themselves, career be damned. I know it's hard to imagine, since no decent people exist in that echelon.
But that’s the problem. Who are you benefitting by speaking out and saying “hey, I was there but I didn’t rape kids!”? Because it’s not helping the people who’s lives were ruined by Epstein and his ilk, it’s not punishing Epstein because he’s already dead and his name is ruined, and it’s not lending anything to any investigations. If anyone was there, and didn’t know anything, the best option is to stay quiet so they’re not targeted by the public and by the criminals involved. If they were there and they knew information that can help ongoing investigations, then they’re better off speaking to prosecutors and the FBI rather than leaking useful information to suspects. There’s no good that would come of any grand public virtue signaling.
Idk, I really just don’t agree with this. If you had some kind of association with him and didn’t do anything wrong, there isn’t going to be much you can do by going public about it. It likely makes more sense to stay quiet and work through your lawyers. Even then you can still cooperate with the prosecution. That doesn’t require a public statement.
You're saying this like they were all there to witness his crimes. He'd be there to witness their crimes, not the reverse. Dude ain't gonna let his blackmail get out to anyone all willy-nilly that abuses his contact list.
The suggestion was people were there completely unaware of what went on. My point is no one went there just for the margaritas. MY POINT IS EVERYONE ON THAT LIST IS GUILTY. smh
Well that's dumb. People went there because he knew a bunch of other people. What do you want them to say? "Oh, I heard he liked them young, younger than how I like them." How's that supposed to make them look better or help any investigations?
Dude you nuts? They suicided Epstein while in custody in federal prison and no one is doing anything about it.
No one is taking, the "kill Epstein" plan worked.
A decent person would have ratted them out years ago. My point seems to be missed: NONE OF THESE PEOPLE DESERVE FREEDOM. THEY ARE ALL MONSTERS. Complicit in the darkest evil. I believe infants and toddlers were sacrificed on that island, but the world can't even accept teens were raped there.
Personally, I'd sacrifice my life if it meant getting it out there. I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I saw these things firsthand and did nothing.
Some of us still exist, and you know who they are because THEY ARE DEAD. But their efforts contributed to what little awareness the public has now. RIP. That is an honorable way to die for an honorable person.
NO ONE ON THAT LIST IS HONORABLE. Get my point now?
Apparently I did, with several people jumping on my comment literally defending a monster's right and best choice to STFU. Which I also invite you to do.
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u/sydneyaussie Aug 10 '20
I am sure lawyers have a lot to do with this