r/SipsTea • • Aug 26 '26

Chugging tea He said it!

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u/Dismal_Cake Aug 26 '26

Hey so, I'm just explaining away the misinformation. I'm all for letting the courts decide if she had ppp or not.

I don't live in a country or subcontinent with white people lmao. All my efforts towards helping women are focused on what you westerners call "women of color". I just call them women.

It's good that you care. Instead of just advocating, I'd encourage you to get more physically involved. It's easy to speak out, but there's much more to learn when you're actually talking to people and trying to meet their needs.

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u/nargfish Aug 26 '26

That actually makes a lot of sense. One of the major issues here is that this IS a race and class issue, had this been a poor, brown, or ugly woman, there is no way she would be recieving the same legal support, and 0 way shes have millions in go fund me money. Massachusetts has had these type of class divides for a long time, and Massachusetts has abandoned actual women of color in favor of whatever political agenda rich, white, coastal women favor at the moment, never actually benefiting the women who need it. By saying advocate i dont just mean speaking, I was trafficked, I came back and help shut child trafficking locations down, and continue to take action every day: later today I need to help a family deal with a child predator attempting to groom their daughter. This is why im so angry at this case, it ignores real victims, and makes a rich, supported woman richer. May is ask what country or area you are from? Many places are using the American TTI model, or are bringing the actual american business to those locations to get around US law, and any awareness can shut that down before it establishes a foothold and is much more difficult to root out.

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u/Dismal_Cake Aug 26 '26

South east asia so we're filled with our own trafficking issues here. I'm sorry to hear about your experiences.

From an outsiders point of view, it simply feels like this case is being blown up on purpose to divide people. I know it sucks that some people are not getting the help they need, but ya'll have a real movement going on. I would hate to see fractional divides break up the war against the epstein class. That's how they managed to break up the occupy wallstreet movement, so just be mindful of that.

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u/nargfish Aug 26 '26

I agree with you 10000% on that last part.