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I think the lesson here is, leave your sex trafficked models at home when conducting business. It is telling how common this must have been for the thousands of
by ngold 7y ago
I think the lesson here is, leave your sex trafficked models at home when conducting business. It is telling how common this must have been for the thousands of years before the internet. What was Charlemagnes wife, like 13 when she started getting pregnant?
- oh_sigh 7y agoIs there any evidence the women were sex trafficked? What if they were young adults who made an independent decision to be the assistant to Epstein?
- jakelazaroff 7y agoI mentioned this to a similar comment elsewhere in the thread, but this is a weird horse to hitch your wagon to. Even if these particular women weren’t trafficked, the Media Lab staff’s general suspicions about Epstein were obviously correct.
- oh_sigh 7y agoThey were suspicious because he was a known pedophile. That doesn't mean that anyone under his employ was being exploited. > this is a weird horse to hitch your wagon to. I'm not hitching my wagon to anything. This is basically arguing that as long as someone was bad enough, you can just make up or assume anything also bad about them, including the extent of their crimes. Did you know Hitler was a pedophile and necrophiliac? Now, don't you go trying to defend Hitler by saying there's no evidence of this!
- jakelazaroff 7y agoThey were suspicious because he was a known pedophile who prostituted young girls from Eastern Europe, who showed up with two young-looking girls from Eastern Europe. That’s not evidence, but it’s enough to arouse suspicion, which is the point. The Hitler thing is a straw man; Hitler was not known for pedophilia or necrophilia. Epstein was already known for soliciting prostitution from underage girls who matched the profile of the ones he brought to the MIT Media Lab offices.