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    1. I’m chuckling at the use of double negatives, which imply they did see crimes committed.

    2. >…the crux of the prosecution’s racketeering argument – that Combs exploited his extensive corporate resources and outsized interpersonal control to engage and traffic in prostitution – is largely lost on them.

      The most important sentence in that article. These guys are either too dumb to see the big picture or too dishonest to talk about something that works against their personal brand.

    3. DiscoRabbittTV on

      Disgusting. Same monsters whining about being lonely like wuddle babies

    4. ChipsAreClips on

      That they’re defending him suggests to me that his attempt to bribe Trump is working, and they’re trying to tamp down any blowback in his base beforehand

    5. Imaginary_Ebb_9692 on

      Says the group that named themselves “The Manosphere”. That’s the best they could come up with?

    6. panchoamadeus on

      Celebrities hire pr firms that do a lot of bot spam for their clients. It’s really annoying.

    7. No crimes? Pretty sure, at the very least, beating and assaulting someone is a crime. Are these people serious?

    8. FYI man-sphere…Rape is a crime. Drugging people is a crime. Having sex with children is a crime.

    9. BIGhorseASS2025 on

      I don’t know if people are fully grasping just how dangerous the manosphere is. You’ve got a lot of young, insecure, very impressionable males out there who are looking for a role model and for someone to allow them to channel all their frustrations into something.

      Just because your kid is at home, does not mean he’s safe. Cancers like Andrew Tate are molding teens and young adults into armies of misogynistic abusers who think the only way you can get anything in this world is by force and by submission of “the others.”

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