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It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it.

• jprd 8mo ago
  Super glad to hear this. I absolutely do not want to be a member of any private club these people are a part of.
  • enterprisetalk 8mo ago
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    • victorbjorklund 8mo ago
      You made a throwaway account just to defend Epstein? Jesus.
      • leosanchez 8mo ago
        Probably worst comment I have seen on HN tbh.
  • moss2 8mo ago
    The members of the pedophile club are way richer, more influential and have a vastly greater quality of life than you.
    • bigbadfeline 8mo ago
      > The members of the pedophile club are way richer, more influential and have a vastly greater quality of life than you. Pedophile's "quality of life" is a contradiction in terms. Neither pedophilia nor lust for power are compatible with anything that looks like truth or happiness... and no amount of money can change that. Even more, money can't cure an ego problem. Totally by accident, a few days ago the richest man in the world whined about the inability of money to deliver happiness... from the horse's mouth.
    • snypher 8mo ago
      >way richer, more influential and have a vastly greater quality of life than you. Imagine thinking any of this mattered.
    • deleted 8mo ago
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• CamperBob2 8mo ago
  If I were in it, and somebody pulled out a camera, I'd make damned sure I wasn't in the photo. At a minimum I'd make my disapproval crystal-clear. That's one of the things I don't get about this whole business. Epstein and Maxwell were constantly taking pictures with famous people, in many/most cases willingly, even after his first conviction. What did those people think was going on?
  • sekh60 8mo ago
    I wonder if it was a bit of a power display. Showing they are untouchable.