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This is getting ridiculous. Everyone has multiple facets to their personality and some private one. You may be dealing with a nice person or a business partner
by michalu 7y ago
This is getting ridiculous. Everyone has multiple facets to their personality and some private one.
You may be dealing with a nice person or a business partner but don't know what they do in private.
Epstein got medialized and media are having an ad money feast on this. Up until this point (or rather 2005) he was a physics teacher and a reputable financier.
2005 he served a sentence. The premise of how justice in society is that you pay your debt. How could anyone who dealt with him be accused unless they took part in the sex offences?
Also, let's not forget presumption of innocence (until convicted) which is key concept our justice is built on and a fundamental human right.
Media absolutely disregard it on every monetizable occasion. All you need is an accusation and you're already painted as guilty. When that's cleared nobody cares. Someone should hold them accountable.
Of course, I don't defend Epstien's acts, if they are proven which seems very likely, everyone involved in the actual crime must be held accountable.
But 1. leave the others alone, 2. who's will hold media accountable for every case they treat a suspect as an actual convict and create social consequences for her before a lawful trial took place?
- wkearney99 7y agoThis naively ignores how the 'financier' connived to burnish that 'reputation'. This all goes way back to sucking up to the head of Victoria's Secret. There's a much longer train of abuse than just what came to light in 2005.