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Nah, he was just not guilty.So do you think MJ is innocent?
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Nah, he was just not guilty.So do you think MJ is innocent?
Nah, he was just not guilty.
As far as the known accusations against MJ, all that **** is suspect with the parents all going for money first before justice. I don't believe them. Then those who were made to lie.Legit wants to know.
You believe he molested the kids based on accusations/courts or just the moral part of him having kids sleep overs? Or both?
You said this isn’t a MJ situation. Meaning you can understand people supporting MJ getting off? Why?
Had to be a spot in ATL
Even though they doing too much with "welcome home party" Marc Lamont Hill is one of these corny extreme democrat _'s. Roland Martin the same way. They talk about racism real safe but when it comes to other black people they drop the professional act.
It wasn't just a "yes" answer that he gave.People have taken a “yes” answer to a long deposition question to mean that Bill Cosby raped and/or sexually assaulted nearly 60 women.
On quaaludes:
Cosby testified that he had gotten quaaludes from his doctor in Los Angeles in the 1970s. He said he was given seven prescriptions for the now-banned sedative, ostensibly for a sore back.
Q: Why didn’t you ever take the quaaludes?
A: Because I used them.
Q: For what?
A: The same as a person would say, “Have a drink.”
Q: You gave them to other people?
A: Yes.
Q: Did you believe at that time that it was illegal for you to dispense those drugs?
A: Yes.
Q: How did (the doctor) know that you didn’t plan to use [them]?
A: What was happening at that time was that, that was, quaaludes happen to be the drug that kids, young people were using to party with and there were times when I wanted to have them just in case.
Q: When you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with?
A: Yes.
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Cosby acknowledges having a sexual relationship with accuser Therese Serignese starting around 1976, when she was 19. Serignese, who has gone public with her accusations, has said the first time she met Cosby at a Las Vegas hotel in 1976, he gave her quaaludes and a glass of water before they had sex.
Q: Did you give her quaaludes?
A: Yes.
Q: What effect did the quaaludes have on her?
A: She became in those days what was called high.
Q: She said that she believes she was not in the position to consent to intercourse after you gave her the drug. Do you believe that is correct?
A: I don’t know. ... How many years ago are we talking about? 197[6]? ... I meet Ms. Picking in Las Vegas. She meets me backstage. I give her quaaludes. We then have sex.
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Q: Why didn’t you ever take them yourself?
A: I get sleepy.
Q: How would you know that if you never took them?
A: Quaaludes happen to be a depressant. I have had surgery and while being given pills that block the nervous system, in particular the areas of muscle, the back, I found that I get sleepy and I want to stay awake.
Q: Is that why you don’t drink alcohol?
A: Exactly.
Point out who in this thread argued otherwise.What we do know, for sure, is that the system used to incarcerate Cosby for the allegations was wrong and improper.
Read the excerpt above and tell me if despite the judgment in court, you'll let this man around female relatives/friends you care about. None of you want to answer this simple question: do you trust Cosby to not slip quaaludes in your sister's drink if he likes her enough? Can we reasonably argue that he doesn't know what those pills did to the body?Calling a man wrongfully convicted of rape and/or sexual assault
It wasn't just a "yes" answer that he gave.
Read excerpts from Cosby's 2005-2006 quaalude deposition
Bill Cosby is due in court Tuesday so a judge can decide whether there's enough evidence to send 12-year-old sex-assault accusations to trial in suburban Philadelphia.www.latimes.com
Point out who in this thread argued otherwise.
Read the excerpt above and tell me if despite the judgment in court, you'll let this man around female relatives/friends you care about. None of you want to answer this simple question: do you trust Cosby to not slip quaaludes in your sister's drink if he likes her enough? Can we reasonably argue that he doesn't know what those pills did to the body?
You hold the proceedings of the legal system in such a high regard when time and time again, people with the means to do so use its own rules to get away from justice. Petty criminals and white collar fraudsters walk out of court every day because prosecutors can't prove they're doing what they're accused of. I've acknowledged the fairness of it because the system is far from perfect and such outcomes are better than jailing people who might be presumed innocent.
My only objection has been for those who celebrate Cosby, because it shows that they're not really looking for a better legal system for all; they just want to be on the winning side of an imperfect justice system, and this position is used by those who overwhelmingly benefit from the current system to justify their opposition to reforms that would improve our laws (see Pat Robertson's speech about CRT, specifically the part regarding the whip).
That's what I meant by penny wise and pound foolish.
Its crazy how defensive you are. Almost like you go in to making these posts with a guilty conscience paranoid as ****The "defending" of MJ was definitely more tolerated around here than the assumption of "defending" Cosby.
But go head and hit me with the "whataboutism" card and/or accuse me of defending Cosby in this statement. That's what yall do best.
It wasn't just a "yes" answer that he gave.
I don't understand why that even matters anyway...it just seems like a disingenuous way to downplay Cosby's own admissions
When the deposition asked him if he gave powerful sedatives to women before having sex with them, why does his affirmative response need to be a 500 word essay for us to make the determination that he was doing something untoward?
I never entered that MJ thread. Does it still exist?
Idk. I think it would be easier to embrace his innocence had not ended looking & acting weird. I do know that I couldn’t bring myself to walk around wearing his Supreme shirt I brought w/ him on it w/o feeling bad despite liking it. Take that however u want, but I’m still confused.So do you think MJ is innocent?
That's legit psychopath (or maybe sociopath) behavior. Careless and no empathy.Speaking of that fool, since Vegas opened up I have seen him around town like a couple of times
This dude is still shameless as ever. Posing for selfies pretending to stab the other person
Juice left the last damns he had in that rural Nevada jail cell.
As my mother said, why is the Black community going so hard for a man who has done nothing for the Black community except criticize us.
And at the same time, why is it that we so quick to condemn other Black people for their right to their opinion and so quick to label them or better yet cancel them.
Those women would have let him smash sober but Cosby has some sick twisted fetish for sexing helpless bodies. Wouldn’t be shocked if he had cadavers in the freezer. Legit weirdo man…and let’s not even get on MJ