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No. Wrong. You, and many others, seem incapable of parsing basic sentences. RMS claimed it was plausible that she presented herself to Minsky as willing, due t
by isoprophlex 7y ago
No. Wrong. You, and many others, seem incapable of parsing basic sentences.
RMS claimed it was plausible that she presented herself to Minsky as willing, due to coercion by Epstein.
There's a big difference.
- foldr 7y agoAnd what could be more normal than an 17 year old girl on a billionaire's private island willingly offering free sex to a man in his 70s? How could Minsky possibly have suspected that anything was amiss?
- EmeraldMoon 7y agoHave you considered the possibility that your definition of normalcy is not equivalent to what's technically possible, or may be even the truth?
- foldr 7y agoI have read over your comment a few times and still have no idea what you mean. But yeah, I'm confident in my judgment of what is and isn't normal in this instance.
- tasuki 7y ago> How could Minsky possibly have suspected that anything was amiss? Reportedly, Minsky did suspect that something was amiss and refused the offer.
- foldr 7y agoI know, but RMS was saying it would have been ok if he hadn't, hypothetically.
- icebraining 7y agoI guess it's possible Minsky confused her for a 18 year old prostitute. Whether that counts as "willing" depends on your views on prostitution, of course.