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The guy preyed on tons of children. There is not enough time nor money to make up for that, no matter how good of a cause it goes to.

• joering2 7y ago
  I see. So because he was a horrible person and happened to be a billionaire, he should have rather spent his fortune buying and crashing a new Ferrari every day, got it. This country was mostly built by Rockefellers and similar despicable humans. Honestly they didn’t fell far from what Epstein was doing but yet here it is America the strongest nation on Earth.
  • pcwalton 7y ago
    No, Epstein should have been in prison for what at his age would amount to a life sentence, and his fortune should have gone to victim restitution. That's what typically happens in cases of this magnitude when the justice system functions properly.
    • joering2 7y ago
      I see. And you are a US-based judge with experience trying cases for 30 years to make this determination even though he was tried and sentenced by a judge in US court already you know better. Cool. Just tell me with cricuit court you try cases, your honor?
  • kuzimoto 7y ago
    I don't care what he spent his money on. His crimes were so severe there is no way for him to repay his debt. I'm not sure any founders of America come close to his systematic, deliberate exploitation of minors.
  • Ar-Curunir 7y ago
    Now imagine how much more productively that money could have been used if it stayed in the hands of the people who did all the work (i.e. Rockefeller's employees). We need to abandon this lone genius/strong man view of history.