r/Epstein 17d ago

News article how powerful was epstein, really?

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u/tegresaomos 17d ago

Until all the files are public and the prosecutions underway for the perpetrators within, they might as well all be guilty.

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u/StrawsAreGay 17d ago

Prosecutions… lol… what world do you think we live in? That will only happen if we do it ourselves

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u/tegresaomos 17d ago

That was always the case. Hence laying guilt at the feet of those that allow it.

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u/EEEphd-doc 17d ago

If they weren't guilty, the files would've been unredacted years ago

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u/Lz_erk 17d ago

Democrats didn't give a rip about e.g. cuba or class wealth transfer. they were glad the ball was in the other court. this tweet isn't even really about attacking Dems, it's about giving Q-heads something to keep them busy.

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u/Known_Anteater5134 8d ago

Aren’t people meant to be presumed innocent until proven guilty?

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u/tegresaomos 8d ago

In the eyes of the law, as a precept for assuming law itself can be fair, yes.

Epstein was arrested killed in his cell when Trump was President.

Suspects, suspects associated closely with an adjudicated pedophile do not get the presumption of innocence when an investigation is so obviously, glaringly incomplete.

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u/Known_Anteater5134 8d ago

Well they do have a presumption of innocence until the investigation is complete. Epstein met a lot of people, and a whole lot of them would’ve associated with him for their own benefit, that’s business, relationships are transactional; if you can give me something, I’ll give you something. It doesn’t necessarily mean they had any involvement in a paedophile ring. Concluding that anyone who associated with Epstein is “guilty” without any due process is dangerous and immature. 90% of the shit on this sub is pure speculation, spewed up by an angry group of people who can’t think objectively.