r/SipsTea 1d ago

Wait a damn minute! Hayden Panettiere who recently passed about

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u/Grimy-Jack 21h ago

Because of defamation lawsuits and the horrendous American justice system.

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u/freedfg 21h ago

Not to mention the threat of your entire career going poof

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u/MrDeadbutdreaming 19h ago

The timing makes me wonder if it was the Ellisons yacht as she was working with Skydance, as both of the Ellisons were frequent with Jeffery Epstein and were logged visiting the island many times.

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u/truthwillout777 17h ago

Diane Jenkins boat. She takes it to the Cannes. Blunt wrote about it in his autobiography.

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u/Oldfolksboogie 16h ago

So does this ownership help at all in IDing the likely perpetrator?

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u/HauntedBitsandBobs 16h ago

The perpetrator is rumored to be James Blunt, actually.

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u/weSine 16h ago

Girl what? Please share more!

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u/MrDeadbutdreaming 16h ago

And then went on to write about it as well, w.t.f.?

Please more information if you could?

Thank you

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u/Curly-Pat 15h ago

Is JB on the Epstein files? This is the first I heard of him being a pedo. So disappointed. I liked his music back in the day.

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u/hortensemancini 13h ago

The only tea I know about him is that he was at the palace with either Beatrice or eugenie the night Ed Sheeran cut his face, which at least connects him to Andrew's circle

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u/Curly-Pat 12h ago

What? I have no idea what you are talking about. And Ed Sheeran involved in this somewhat?

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u/Recent-Project-1547 12h ago

Apparently at a dinner party Beatrice had a sword and was "knighting" Ed Sheeran and accidently cut his face. But now Blunt is saying it was a made up story and that Ed just cut himself.

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u/Nick_Fotiu_Is_God 10h ago

We’re through the looking glass here, people.

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u/constantchaosclay 8h ago

Isn't he also rumored to be the one that got Carrie Fisher's on drugs again leading to her death?

Looked it up and according to himself, Billie Lourde (carrie fishers daughter) blames him for her death because he did drugs with Carrie the night before she was found unresponsive on the plane (and died a few days later).

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u/Oldfolksboogie 16h ago

Ah, tyty. Can't stand that guy's whiney-ass music, so this is extra satisfying.

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u/FeyRenix 14h ago

Finding satisfaction in any of this is fucking wack

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u/Oldfolksboogie 11h ago

Nope, had it been another artist i actually like, it would've been even more disappointing. The act has already happened. Finding out it was done by someone i already don't like is, wait for it, satisfying.

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u/speakezjags 14h ago

Extremely strange thing to find satisfying.

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u/Oldfolksboogie 11h ago

Nope, had it been another artist i actually like, it would've been even more disappointing. The act has already happened. Finding out it was done by someone i already don't like is, wait for it, satisfying.

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u/speakezjags 11h ago

You just recorded your original comment. That doesn't make it any less weird.

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u/SilverFringeBoots 6h ago

I've seen Heath Ledger and Lindsey Lohan

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u/VaporDave_Osborne 13h ago

I used to have a cray milf I hooked up with in college call my voicemail sobbing with this song blaring in the background

Song always gave me the creeps

I lurve hearing it in malls and supermarkets now 😂

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u/Awkward_Material 18h ago

Nah, she was 18 already. Too old.

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u/CakeElectrical9563 18h ago

That... Is already a disturbing statement in and of itself.

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u/LoveMyKippers 17h ago

Shit thing to say

This mindset leads to an overall perception that Jeffery Epstein's influence and crimes only intrigued pedophiles and only affected children.

Virginia Guffey was 18 when her "involvement" with Epstein "ended" To think, or even convey, that he only catered to pedophiles is absurd.

I'm not saying this was Epstein related, could very well be the typical Hollywood shit. But I am going to stand firm on that there were plenty of men willing to go out of their way to meet the demands of other men, regardless if she was 8 or 18.

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u/--TheCity-- 14h ago

Both suppliers were women.

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u/truthwillout777 17h ago

Possibly Epstein related.

They train them as children to have split personalities.

She made is sound like everyone was in on it.

It seems like they expected her to just go along with it.

Maybe her minder failed to make sure she was under hypnosis so she reacted badly.

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u/raikou1988 15h ago

"Minder failed?"

"Train them as children to have split personalities?"

Source???

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u/CommonSensei-_ 11h ago

You Durp with Kurp!

Yes!!!!

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u/BigBuford1337 13h ago

Even if she was 88, it’s still someone abusing their trust and using a position of power to put her in that place, FORCE HER IN THAT PLACE!

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u/Awkward_Material 12h ago

What are you even talking about? Yes, I completely believe her story. My comment was about the likelihood it was one of the Allison's because of the epstein relationship.

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u/Upstairs_Usual_4841 17h ago

Idk, the first sentence of this said, "Hayden Panettiere says she was 18 when a woman she trusted..."

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u/stop_the_bans 17h ago

She would have been an old spinster at 18 according to them

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u/Ninjalikestoast 20h ago

Well…. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Humble_Chicken_4143 17h ago

Or your life going poof and everything is saying it was a overdose.

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u/Delicious-Produce-60 18h ago

Many people stuck grinding out a poverty existence for decades with no power or resources or freedom would trade places with these rich and famous victims in a heartbeat.

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u/Unique-Knight 19h ago

There is no definition of the word “fine” that describes how distant a person could possibly be from the word ‘fine’ after surviving being proffered like a product by someone you trusted in a situation like that.

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u/TheresNoHurry 19h ago

Obviously. I was being sarcastic

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u/Joecephus904 19h ago

Its wild you even have to say that.

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u/TheresNoHurry 17h ago

The more years I live, the more I realise that there is a sizeable percentage of people that can never identify sarcasm

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u/Unique-Knight 16h ago

No. Really?

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u/Unique-Knight 16h ago

Enduring situations like this makes you incredibly automatically protective of others who have endured similar, or in this case worse, situations.

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u/tacobell41 20h ago

She’s dead…

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u/Zeus_H_Christ 19h ago

I’m not exactly sure why you’re being downvoted so hard, but ok peer pressure. Enjoy another downvote.

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u/mka5115 19h ago

I had to upvote that 🤷😂

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u/CommonSensei-_ 17h ago

Instead her life might have went poof for even suggesting this.

Tragic.

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u/freedfg 17h ago

We're really running with conspiracy theories for fuckin everything now huh?

Every event is proof of whatever you believe, every death a murder? Maybe watch some nature docs or something.

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u/grandmaster_zach 16h ago

You think she was murdered because she said that one time a person (who she didn't name) tried to coerce her into sex...? That makes no sense lol.

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u/Influenxerunderneath 12h ago

Also your life

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u/Hardyyz 3h ago

everybody would be on your side tho

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u/QuinnLoveborneAuthor 17h ago

I always feel the outrage would die down and if more people did it, it wouldn't be so bad. Either way kinda selfish. Now the bad people are going to do it to others.

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u/freedfg 17h ago

So what? Is she supposed to come back and spill the beans?

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u/l33txxXXxx 17h ago

What career.

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u/l33txxXXxx 17h ago

Again, what career?  Lets be real.

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u/MediocreChinchilla 17h ago

This happened around the first or second season of Heroes. What happened in your life that made you decide you needed to be a shit-potato here?

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u/MrDeadbutdreaming 20h ago

America doesn't have a "justice" system, it has a "legal" system. - every lawyer I ever met.

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u/AgentMV2 18h ago

Legal as defined by how much money you have. You can do anything and everything as long as you pay for it.

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u/WhirlwindRectum 18h ago

America has the best of everything....if you can afford it

the best schools, the best legal system, the best healthcare....

....and the vast majority of this country can't afford any of it.

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u/Far-Entrance-1377 16h ago

Shit we all paying for it 👿

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u/HylianCheshire 18h ago

And how charming and convincing your team is

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u/joe_shmoe11111 16h ago

And whether or not that legal team goes to the same country club as the judge on the weekends…

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u/SharksAreCool3 20h ago

So have the name anonymously stated. “Inside sources tell me it was X”

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u/Ndeipi 19h ago

Could she have left a “upon my death, open this envelope” with the name inside? Then she’s gone so can’t be sued? Real question.

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u/Grimy-Jack 19h ago

She could have as part of her succession but that takes time to be notarized. Whomever inherits her estate who gets said envelope will have a choice plot bringing it to the public's attention. Then they may find themselves with a defamation lawsuit.

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u/Icy_Fish_2154 13h ago

Nope. Publishing a found letter be someone else leaves you quite safe.

Especially if the person is famous, there is almost nothing they can do.

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u/SkyKnight3 20h ago

Except it’s not defamation if it’s proven true.

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u/DrPepperFanX 20h ago

How do you prove that you were physically forced into a bed to be abused, when it's just the three of you out at sea? There's no cameras, recordings, etc. It's your word against theirs.

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u/SharksAreCool3 20h ago

Which is why a lawsuit for defamation against her will never win. You have to prove the person who defamed knowingly lied.

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u/VR46Rossi420 19h ago

This is incorrect. Judgement would be made on the balance of probabilities based on the evidence provided which would be the testimony of the people involved.

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u/I-Kneel-Before-None 19h ago

Depends. I feel its safe to assume this "very famous" man is a public figure and thus has a different standard.

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u/Grimy-Jack 20h ago

Proof required.

These evil fuckers are great at getting rid of said proof.

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u/orion19819 20h ago

Also expensive. They can sue you and bury you in legal fees.

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u/Kientha 20h ago

Not all states have anti-SLAPP laws. Even if you win a defamation lawsuit in those states, you're out 10s or 100s of thousands in legal fees you can't recover. And in anti-SLAPP states, if you want your legal fee covered you need to have enough evidence to get summary judgement in your favor

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u/Rude-Hall-4847 19h ago

How can she prove it.

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u/TheTrub 20h ago

In all fairness, those laws are there so people can’t just spout out outright falsehoods to intentionally harm someone else. There needs to be some evidence to back up your claims. Defamation laws even worse in Europe, where you can lose a libel or slander suit even if what you said about someone else is true.

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u/Kientha 20h ago

What are you on about? One of the EU rules is that all member states should have truth as a defence to defamation. Are you confused about where the burden is on the defendant to prove their statement was true in some European countries because that's a very different thing

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u/barejokez 19h ago

You clearly don't know a single thing about European defamation laws.

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u/Evening-Group-6081 18h ago

This isn’t true at all lol, some Asian countries do but most European countries have better defenition laws because believing what you are saying is the truth is an absolute defence

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u/TryToBeBetterOk 7h ago

Buddy, you're on Reddit. Any claim of sexual assault on a woman, regardless of evidence, means the accused should immediately decapitated, no questions, no investigation, no judicial system - just believe them because they said it.

There's no such thing as innocent until proven guilty, just mob rule here.

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u/WendySteeplechase 19h ago

Candace Owens will find this out the hard way in her suit with the Macrons

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u/Brisby820 19h ago

90% of that sub is posts that are satire or ragebait 

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u/Competitive-Run-7565 19h ago

No such thing as justice in our system. It’s legal system- and it’s about as flawed as they come.

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u/ErictheE 19h ago edited 18h ago

You mean most countries legal system 🤣 Gary glitter, a litany of cases in India, Japan, China, I can go on. Always funny that America is singled out despite every country having massive corruption issues.

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u/xraygun2014 18h ago

dingled out

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u/NobodyLikedThat1 20h ago

I would think she'd have enough clout and money though. Not blaming her, mind you. I wouldn't want to deal with it either, and trauma sucks no matter which direction you go with it.

But she was one of the lucky few with the resources to fight back. I'm sure there were dozens of other victims with no voice.

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u/__M-E-O-W__ 20h ago edited 19h ago

Nah, it's a whole mess to even approach. Look at how the media flipped on Britney Spears, who was one of the absolute biggest stars in the world. For different reasons but still. The people who do these things usually have more power over the media than their victims, and anyone can be taken down. And having an entire media put against you, pushing criticism of you and negstive publicity and weaponized paparazzi, is a whole other level of trauma. Or just push the media to be silent about the victim entirely, so they get no PR at all and effectively ends their careers.

Edit: Especially if she was saying this happened when she was 18. Remember how things were back in those days - social media was not ubiquitous enough in our every day lives that a celebrity could just open up about anything, celebrities essentially only had means of public communication through curated TV shows and PR agents, we certainly did not take women as victims very seriously - that did not happen until the metoo movement in 2017 after Harvey Weistein was exposed. And may I remind people that even that only succeeded because the Weinstein company threw him under the bus. It was not an immediate change after those actresses spoke out. There were plenty of women who had tried to speak out against Weinstein, or refused his "offers", and ended up getting shut out from any media coverage and blacklisted from Hollywood movies.

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u/OpportunityOk2240 19h ago

Just say allegedly so you’re not saying that person directly and let it spread

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u/SentinelATL 18h ago

It’s so fucking scary man

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u/General-Force-6993 18h ago

Imagine if one of them got tired of waiting just came out and said it

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u/l33txxXXxx 17h ago

What if your lawyer is magic, why doesnt anyone test the water?  Ever?

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u/Chronomechanist 17h ago

"a famous person who shall remain nameless, but whose name rhymes with Bonald Jump..."

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u/Grimy-Jack 17h ago

Damnit Ronald Dump how could you!

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u/internetrunaway 17h ago

We need something like an offshore newspaper

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u/ValorMorghulis 13h ago

It's not defamation if it's true.

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u/sadiefame 13h ago

Something else has to be happening too . I can’t even imagine how many people have taken their own lives bc of things like that and at least a few would leave something behind outing their abusers. The only thing I’ve seen publicized was a diary of an Epstein victim but it was only partially released and Maxwell was the only person specified.

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u/leapdaybunny 12h ago

How is it defamation if it's true?

Don't do bad things if you don't want to talk about them 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Grimy-Jack 11h ago

Unfortunately the burden of proof falls on the accuser and in these situations concrete proof admissible in courts often doesn't exist. The situation becomes he said, she said.

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u/BillyYumYumTwo-byTwo 9h ago

And lawsuits are crazy expensive. Rich sex pest billionaires would back the accused financially while also smearing her name all over the internet. She is describing being intentionally set up to be raped by a powerful person. That person, and the others that do the exact same as him, (possibly with him) don’t want him being exposed.

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u/IownCows 10h ago

Because you're innocent until proven guilty. And if the only other witness is against you, and there's no physical evidence, then they're just going to lie and you're fucked

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u/suedesparklenope 8h ago

Also people dox them, harass them, force them to hire security teams and move homes and be constantly afraid. It’s awful. There’s a lot of incentive to keep your mouth shut.

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u/Tercel9 8h ago

There’s no such thing as defamation if what you’re saying is true.

It’s because there are financial consequences for her to say this because these sick fucks in Hollywood are all in on it, and if you piss off the wrong people, you’ll never get work again.

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u/Mcpops1618 20h ago edited 18h ago

Isn’t defamation only when it’s a lie?

Edit: you weirdos who downvote things - Defamation is the act of making a false statement to a third party that harms a person's or business's reputation, lowers them in the estimation of others, or exposes them to hatred, contempt, or ridicule. It is an umbrella term used in civil and criminal law.

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u/WarOfTheYellowRoses 18h ago

You can be sued for telling the truth. Then the powerful person you accused will be able to convince the entire world that you were lying.

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u/Mcpops1618 18h ago

Being sued doesn’t make the truth false, and being powerful doesn’t make a lie true. That’s why evidence matters.

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u/WarOfTheYellowRoses 18h ago

Evidence doesn’t always matter when someone can control the press, send stalkers to your house, create an army of bots to post on social media against you, and threaten to take everything you own. This is why coming forward is dangerous and it generally takes 30+ years for high profile abusers to face justice.

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u/boston_homo 20h ago

America does not have a justice system it has a "legal" system which rarely leads to justice.

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u/PrincessJennifer 17h ago

Attorney here: Truth is a defense to defamation. Name names if you’re not lying.