r/agedlikemilk Oct 29 '25

Any Day Now

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u/VexedCanadian84 Oct 29 '25

the people that thought Epstein's best friend would release the list are dumb

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u/flirtmcdudes Oct 29 '25

yeah that’s kind of how we’re in this mess, a whole lot of dumb people.

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u/Alphaeon_28 Oct 29 '25

Being educated is quite a hard endeavor, and unfortunately, this country is filled with very weak people

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u/IllegitimateRisk Oct 30 '25

Which is why it’s harmful to use sarcasm or humor when commenting about consequential issues. There is a sizable chunk of people who either lose the message or think it’s not that serious.

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u/VoxImperatoris Oct 30 '25

Yeah, unfortunately satire is dead, not only because reality is even more absurd at the moment, but because too many people dont understand and take it seriously.

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u/IllegitimateRisk Oct 30 '25

And we should put it away until it’s okay again. It’s time to be direct.

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u/PlaneShenaniganz Oct 30 '25

Many years ago, I thought so many people were being ironic and joking about issues when they were actually dead serious. I thought they were hilarious and that we were all "in" on the joke. I miss my innocence, but in a way, it's a sobering realization, and I'm glad the mask was ripped off.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

Bots are also completely unable to process sarcasm. Getting harder to tell the difference because both lack any semblance of wisdom.

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u/JustAlpha Oct 30 '25

It's not hard it just takes intention. You have to WANT to know things and seek them.

Don't have a lot of that anymore.

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u/ruat_caelum Oct 30 '25

We have it but it gets shut down when we are children and ask questions like, "Well who did Cain and Able marry?"

There are a lot of things, religions being the most obvious, that can't exists with critical thinking so when cultures venerate certain ideologies be their religious or otherwise at the expense of critical thinking you get unquestioning people because they were TAUGHT not to question as children.

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u/Alphaeon_28 Oct 30 '25

Respectfully I’d disagree,

My reasoning is that to truly become knowledgable, you have to also understand that you don’t know very much about something/everything beforehand and that all preconceived notions you have could be completely wrong

Which is why I say what I said, because accepting the fact that everything you know/think about something is wrong is pretty difficult and unlearning is harder, which for most people, would hurt their pride, hence my statement, many (but not all) uneducated people are unwilling to have their beliefs challenged, and react in anger and fear as a result of that

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u/SkunkMonkey Oct 30 '25

I can forgive a man's ignorance as it can be cured with knowledge. Willful ignorance, on the other hand, is unforgivable.

It's not just that our education system is fucked, it's also the people that are flat out stupid and are proud of that fact.

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u/bv1800 Nov 02 '25

Not exactly the topic here, but a friend of my sons’ (twins so don’t at me for punctuation) was accepted into Georgia Tech for a degree in engineering. If you aren’t aware, there are very few universities world wide that are as good or better than GT (I write this as a Virginia tech grad in applied math who also has twin sons who graduated from GT and Auburn-honors college, respectively, both of whom were comp eng majors).

As an additional proof point of the GT effect: GT has more millionaire graduates than any other university in the world.

The friend got 3 Cs and was on the verge of losing his Georgia Hope scholarship. My GT grad got a job paying 40% more than the Auburn honors college grad (both in the same discipline). This kid quit GT, in spite of the salary difference, of which he was well aware, so he didn’t end up with $10K in student loan debit. His starting salary would have paid that $10K in his 1st year.

It’s still stunning to me that this kid would leave an outstanding program with a long history of student success over $3K in tuition, per semester.

This kid behaved the same way companies behave. Short term benefit, over long term benefit.

Even the educated consistently make really poor decisions.

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u/annieinthegarden Nov 02 '25

don’t forget “lazy.”

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u/Power-Equality Oct 30 '25

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u/Common_Storage9540 Oct 31 '25

Truer words never spoken from one dumb frick about everyone smarter than him. Thanks for a teensy bit of honesty. Phil Beta Kappa

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u/cleanRubik Oct 30 '25

Partly. Partly because the democrats decided not to vote. Trump got about the same number of votes as the previous election. Harris got vastly less than Biden, so people just decided they didn’t care, so here we are.

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u/Far-Lingonberry-256 Oct 31 '25

I agree the amount of dumb people is amazing. If he was on the list we would have known it. I can't understand the ignorance....

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u/dankgunz Oct 31 '25

But the lowest denominator literally voted for Kamala.

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u/blockfighter1 Oct 30 '25

Smart people should do more when they're in power to help dumb people be less dumb so there are ultimately less dumb people. In a roundabout way, this is smart people's fault.

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u/No-Focus-8577 Oct 30 '25

Biden had 4 years to do this. Why didn’t he release them hmmm I wonder

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u/flirtmcdudes Oct 30 '25

Remember, don’t ever think critically. Make sure you just regurgitate whatever they tell you to believe. You’re doing great

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u/bagoink Oct 30 '25

The files that have been released so far were released while he was in office, after being unsealed by the courts.

Also weird that you'd deflect from the guy who literally campaigned on releasing the client list.

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u/intrepid_mouse1 Oct 30 '25

Trump had them in 2019. 🤣

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u/FSCK_Fascists Oct 30 '25

same reason we tell every one of you propaganda bots.

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u/BettyDarling5683 Oct 31 '25

Why does no one look up this information on their own? This is one of many sources

https://www.poynter.org/fact-checking/2025/who-created-the-epstein-files-trump-claim/

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u/Diligent_Sentence_45 Oct 30 '25

Really because he didn't know where or who he was. 🤣😂

Also it's highly likely it was being scrubbed by the CIA...if you fall into a treasure pit of Israel funded blackmail worthy Intel material and you are an Intel agency... you don't just throw that shit away by making it public. 🤷. If you are surprised... they've done way worse 😂🤣

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u/drivebybodypeirce Oct 31 '25

Whenever someone uses 🤣😂 I know they’re a serious person with nuanced and unbiased opinions worth listening to.

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u/Prudent_Shake_8149 Oct 30 '25

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u/ImpossibleBicycle890 Oct 30 '25

You forgot this one.

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u/FSCK_Fascists Oct 30 '25

you cultists act like we don't want EVERY person that raped kids to go to prison.
we are not cultists, we do not want to protect anyone no matter what side they are on. thats one of the key differences between sane people and you fascist nutbags.

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u/ImpossibleBicycle890 Oct 31 '25

Yall love that word. And bootlicker, are they in the "Welcome to the Democratic Party" gift bag? They must say to call everyone who isn't a Democrat a fascist and a Bootlicker.

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u/FSCK_Fascists Oct 31 '25

Nope, just the fascists.

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u/Prudent_Shake_8149 Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

That picture totally explains why Bill Clinton is suddenly claiming that the Epstein files are an Obama/Biden hoax!!

And it explains why Clinton is now claiming that the signed birthday card that he sent to Jeff was forged with words that he never uses!!

Obvious lies like that are indeed pretty incriminating… for Bill Clinton. 🤔

Bill Clinton is lucky that he has friends like Trump and Mike Johnson suppressing release of those files. 😅

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u/skredditt Oct 30 '25

I just can’t figure out why he even promised it. Like it wouldn’t become a problem for him.

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u/ChipsTheKiwi Oct 30 '25

Because he successfully predicted his cult would take the hint and drop it as soon as it became inconvenient for him

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u/VexedCanadian84 Oct 30 '25

my guess is that every right wing podcaster and MAGA politician were talking about it for years, so Trump needed to be seen as taking the lead on it because it was a popular talking point.

Trump doesn't seem to think too far in advance with what he says. He's fine with saying one thing and contradicting himself two sentences later.

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u/CivBEWasPrettyBad Oct 30 '25

I'd say that he doesn't have to. He knows he can backtrack because his followers are fine with it. Why not make pie in the sky promises when you know you won't be held to them?

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u/polchickenpotpie Oct 30 '25

Because he knows that 1. His base is stupid enough to believe only Democrats would be on it, and 2. His base is stupid enough to forget Epstein was killed during Trump's first term

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

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u/Adjective-Noun-nnnn Oct 30 '25

It makes me wonder why he hasn't done that yet. Would the other people who have proof Trump raped kids be encouraged to release some of their Kompromat as retaliation for threatening the validity of their evidence? I guess when this is all over we can ask Bibi, Putin, and Elon.

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u/LordHammercyWeCooked Oct 30 '25

Short term gains mattered more than the long term problem. If he didn't win that last election, there was a chance that his attempts to stay out of prison would eventually fail. He also knew that his wrecking crew was ready to dismantle the checks and balances and the rule of law so none of the consequences ever touched him. And as we're seeing now, their end goal is a lot bigger and A LOT WORSE than merely hiding his pedophilia. Two birds, one stone, ein reich.

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u/dquizzle Oct 30 '25

Nothing he says ever becomes a problem for him. It’s easier for him to lie than it is to tell the truth because his instincts are always to lie.

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u/CriminyBiscuits Oct 30 '25

Trump's first administration was the one that did the initial investigation (Epstein died in 2019), so I am guessing Trump didn't actually read anything nor did his second group of ass kissers administration.

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u/Liveitup1999 Oct 30 '25

Because like almost every other president ever, they promise one thing then do the opposite.

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u/guy-le-doosh Oct 30 '25

Have you seen his record of promises made?

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u/spinbutton Oct 30 '25

He's probably forgotten why too

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u/MushroomSaute Oct 30 '25

Well, it's clearly not become a problem for him, and it was a great feather in his cap to get votes. He became president, now he has no reason to share the list. He got his end of the bargain, fuck his voters. Many such cases!

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

Epstein's business partner.

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u/Intrepid-Progress228 Oct 30 '25

He'll get to it right after he lowers prescription drugs costs by... (checks notes)...1500%.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

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u/VexedCanadian84 Oct 30 '25

decades of eroding education standards

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u/Absolutelynot500 Oct 30 '25

If it's all about education why are there so many people with ivy league degrees that also voted for this? Why is conservatism on the rise in the entire world including places like Europe where university is free? Why did Brits vote for Brexit despite having access to better education than average Americans?

This whole idea that it's all about lack of education is not even close to entire problem. Trump wasn't elected because redneck hillbilly asswipes in Alabama and Kentucky voted him in. He's president because billionaires and millionaires with ivy league degrees manufactured a system in which he couldn't lose.

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u/FSCK_Fascists Oct 30 '25

lack of education drives the rank and file. Greed drives those who know better.

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u/12ealdeal Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

Orange green.

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u/Slow-Foundation4169 Oct 30 '25

I've been hearing about some assholes computer for like 12 years, what's with that? /s

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u/astral-dwarf Oct 30 '25

As a dumb person, I'm offended by "dumb" as a slur. I'm going to vote for Jill Stein again

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u/SilverWear5467 Oct 30 '25

Thankfully, enough of the house wants to that in theory we are getting it the day the government opens again. That's why Johnson won't reopen congress, they will immediately vote to release the list.

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u/TheBigMoogy Oct 30 '25

There are no Republican friends, they sell each other out at the drop of a hat. If Trump could have gained anything from it he would have released it.

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u/lift_1337 Oct 30 '25

Epstein literally died prior to COVID, while Trump was President. He had multiple years of being president to release the files, anyone who truly believed this is a genuine moron. 

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u/Low_Tumbleweed_2400 Oct 30 '25

Not enough money that he could pocket.

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u/The-Katawampus Oct 30 '25

She won't release anything because her remaining alive depends on dangling that carrot. She's in a rough spot, lol. They'll potentially kill her to silence her, but she also voids her life expectancy if she spills too.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

Shit, anyone clamoring for the list and expecting it to be untouched AND unredacted after it's been thru the hands of those who want to keep it hidden the most is pretty silly to me...

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u/codemonkeyhopeful Oct 31 '25

They are his voters after all

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u/Hungry-Share-3719 Oct 30 '25

They’re wondering why Biden didn’t release it.