davyjones

You all do know that this is a very serious problem in every nook and cranny throughout the world, right? Maybe not, because I haven’t noticed any “outrage” (like we’re seeing devoted in this particular set of circumstances) for the literally countless “unknown” victims whose equally horrific and injurious cases, deserving of the same treatment and attention, who haven’t received any degree of compensation (much less that from well-to-do perpetrators). I’m trying to figure out why that might be. Not really, I’m being facetious there.

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I don’t give af if it’s one person. Expose them. You sound almost relieved it’s not thousands and thousands. Odd thing to victory lap over.

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You really think this has all been about “exposing predators” and “protecting victims?” If it were actually about that then someone with the capability could have simply done a debriefing of Gislaine Maxwell a long time ago, an exposé, if you will. She’s in “possession” of likely about as much information as “the files” can disclose, perhaps even more. After all, she was Epstein’s “right hand man” there at his side at all times, even so far as arranging the illicit/illegal/immoral rendezvous.

There have been other avenues to acquire at least a sizable portion of this information all along. Just a thought.

I can’t tell if this guy is actually this stupid, or if he’s just pretending to be this stupid. Either way, he’s not qualified to be in the position he is.

“It’s not what you know, it’s what you can prove.”

Possible statue of limitations complications.

Not all acts of “fraud” or “rigging” are necessarily a straightforward violation of any law on the books.

**Just a few thoughts of very possible relevance that come to mind that this buffoon conveniently elects to leave out. Or, again, maybe he’s simply not equipped to grasp the wide array of very realistic possibilities and factors. Maybe, maybe not, but to play the simpleton about it is rather pathetic.

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He's going to leave the GOP broken and out of power for decades

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He’s going to leave the weaklings who were already broken before broken, because they’re unfixable. No use in wasting a second’s worth of time on them. They’ll wither and fade away on their own. You may well experience that first hand, it seems.

Just gonna have to presume everything’s fake, then work your way from there. That’s what they call “cynicism.” Cynicism is an ugly thing when it’s unrestrained. Very ugly.

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this is the law most were arrested under. is it against the law for sex offenders to be on social media?

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Yep, it’s spelled out for them in the sex offender conditions/documentation that they must review before they sign. They know it’s prohibited.

I’ve got a very simple answer for this, been doing it for a long time: be your own worst critic. Brutally so. Then you laugh in peoples’ faces when they give it a shot with you.

Cool. Take a pass on it. No problem. This is America, amirite? Poster immediately before you didn’t seem to have an issue with acknowledging the point, although voicing disagreement. Very quickly and courteously too, I might add. Just as an aside.

I believe that was more of a operation of a few unique factors coming together, one being Cleveland having the first pick and in need of a “franchise” quarterback; in addition to the label of being a Heisman winner. Essentially it was foregone conclusion that they must make that selection without even thinking about it. I think it’s reasonable to recollect that at the time there wasn’t exactly a overall feeling about that scenario that precisely matched what it looked like on paper. But I have no problem if you or someone else were to correct me and say the hype matched what one would normally expect in the situation of a generational Heisman winning franchise talent.

I do notice you didn’t specifically reference professional prospects. Just a side note of possible interest. I think obviously the team he plays for weighs heavily on opinions of him (historically speaking), as well as comparatively “weak” field of contenders. It’s just a tough call this season for a few reasons.