NBC employee claims Bill Cosby paid off women, invited young models to dressing room.
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How do you know what happened?
RustyShackleford
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I think your problem is that you believe the only type of rape is forcible rape
Rape is like homicide, there are different types.
What bill Cosby did was rape
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Mood indigo remind of that NTer years ago who would inbox everybody with a female in their avy asking for the digits. Delusional.
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Lmao
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I think that your problem, and the rest who are stuck on this term, is that you do not seem to understand that instead of rape, that this may be considered sexual assault as well.
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Why are dudes defending cosby?
There's a plethora of pretty much irrefutable incriminating evidence.
Rape is a crime that comes 2nd only to child abuse/molestation.
Playing devils advocate on this one is not a good look.
Is it a fact that we don't know for a fact that he had sex with these women? Yes, but it's a moot point. I'm the first to not condemn a man until the facts are sorted out but COME ON. Rational thinking and common sense if applied here makes the truth pretty obvious.
There's a plethora of pretty much irrefutable incriminating evidence.
Rape is a crime that comes 2nd only to child abuse/molestation.
Playing devils advocate on this one is not a good look.
Is it a fact that we don't know for a fact that he had sex with these women? Yes, but it's a moot point. I'm the first to not condemn a man until the facts are sorted out but COME ON. Rational thinking and common sense if applied here makes the truth pretty obvious.
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Maybe I missed something. What damming evidence is there proving that he did it? Not being argumentative, just haven't been keeping up.
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Rape is a from of sexual assault
He sexually assaulted and raped these women, no one is denying he sexually assaulted them
If Bill forced himself and groped these women, he would have sexually assaulted them but not raped them.
Rape is the more appropriate word because sexual assault is too vague of a term.
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You guys are arguing semantics at this point
RustyShackleford
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Pretty much
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30+ women publicly claiming he drugged and raped them...
deposition over a rape accusation whereh admitted to purchasing drugs (the same drugs the women's symptoms coincide with) to use for sex with women...
NBC executives and managers sending notices to employees to keep young interns away from him (back in the 70's and 80's)
NBC worker stating how he would seclude certain women into a locked room
Multiple unnamed women testifying that he did the same to them, but they don't want to be public about it
etc.
boy is done
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Not to mention one of his accusers was willing and ready to give him the P and he STILL dosed her. He's a sick individual
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How can you deflect that?? I dont think thats what it is about for everybody.
With all this "damning" evidence... he should be in cuffs in under the cell by now, right?
When or If charges are brought, this is a slam dunk win for the prosecution, right?
We all can agree in the court of public opinion, dude is guilty. But if they cant prove that by law and jury... and nothing happens to Cosby outside of some civil suits, then what? How do we make sense of it? Being that the "facts" we know are all truthful?
ok... i will accept your interpretation of his comments to be an attempt to protect Cosby's legacy.
I however interpret his comments as an attempt to make an act make sense. I took it as him questioning the purpose of removing Cosby's legacy and the desired outcome. Drawing a comparison to others that have suffered the same fate, i thought was showing that it wouldn't accomplish what the act is supposed to.
For example lets say Cosby's legacy is wiped from NBC. But we know and can still state that Cosby made quality television and we can watch it if we want. What did wiping his legacy from NBC accomplish?
With all this "damning" evidence... he should be in cuffs in under the cell by now, right?
When or If charges are brought, this is a slam dunk win for the prosecution, right?
We all can agree in the court of public opinion, dude is guilty. But if they cant prove that by law and jury... and nothing happens to Cosby outside of some civil suits, then what? How do we make sense of it? Being that the "facts" we know are all truthful?
ok... i will accept your interpretation of his comments to be an attempt to protect Cosby's legacy.
I however interpret his comments as an attempt to make an act make sense. I took it as him questioning the purpose of removing Cosby's legacy and the desired outcome. Drawing a comparison to others that have suffered the same fate, i thought was showing that it wouldn't accomplish what the act is supposed to.
For example lets say Cosby's legacy is wiped from NBC. But we know and can still state that Cosby made quality television and we can watch it if we want. What did wiping his legacy from NBC accomplish?
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-First, Red Pill
-Second, now show me an example of a case where over 30 women lied on a dude
-There are girls who have lied, but campus rape against is a HUGE problem
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The thread has literally gone full circle now with that UVA rape story being brought up again
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The point of the video was to show that due process is very important.-First, Red Pill
-Second, now show me an example of a case where over 30 women lied on a dude
-There are girls who have lied, but campus rape against is a HUGE problem
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Charges can't be brought.
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The point of the video was to show that due process is very important.-First, Red Pill
-Second, now show me an example of a case where over 30 women lied on a dude
-There are girls who have lied, but campus rape against is a HUGE problem
How has Cosby been denied due process in anyway doe?
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People here are calling him a rapist, and it has not been proven to be either true, nor false.
How has Cosby been denied due process in anyway doe?
All that has been levied against him are accusations.
So someone comes here and then expresses objectivity, and then people try and shame an individual into convicting Cosby thru the court of public opinion.
To me Cosby sounds like some sort of sex pervert. Many of you are calling him a rapist.
I disagree until he is convicted of such in a court of law, which hasn't happened.
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RustyShackleford
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People here are calling him a rapist, and it has not been proven to be either true, nor false.
How has Cosby been denied due process in anyway doe?
All that has been levied against him are accusations.
So someone comes here and then expresses objectivity, and then people try and shame an individual into convicting Cosby thru the court of public opinion.
To me Cosby sounds like some sort of sex pervert. Many of you are calling him a rapist.
I disagree until he is convicted of such in a court of law, which hasn't happened.
Ummmmm, that's not being denied due process brah
You might wanna start looking stuff up first
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Wrong.Ummmmm, that's not being denied due process brah
You might wanna start looking stuff up first
Convicting someone via public opinion IS denying them their due process.
It is called a public lynching.
Perhaps you should place your ego and smiley faces to the side, and understand that you are indeed wrong.
