Post by @stux@mstdn.social

Years ago I thought the most of the #Epstein case was a conspiracy, unfortunately it’s more horrific in reality

Some of the worlds most powerful people involved in crimes most of us refused to believe, now that there is some out there and we barely scratch the surface nothing seems to happen

If justice where to mean anything we would do as much as we could to hold them accountable, if stealing a bread ends you up in jail why aren’t we prosecuting the powerful who are a lot worse

I wont forget

#epstein

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Scary Austin

@MaryAustinBooks@mstdn.social 6 min. ago

@stux
I grew up in 1%er Naziville for half my childhood. My friends and I were constantly being perved on by men in their 40s and 50s. None of this would have been hard to believe for me, but I didn't even hear of Epstein until Trump's first term. It's shocking but not surprising how many people knew and kept quiet. The men are monsters, and the enabler wives not only fail to protect the kids but frequently take their anger out on the victims.

It's not like it's only rich people, either.

Blue Dot Birb on some platform says

I'm a social worker. I know Amy Acton's mother. I've met her outside of a forensic interview room, telling me how her daughter has a big imagination and loves attention. I've met her in mandated DV classes, as she complains about the kids not being able to come home unless she leaves him. I've met her in the court room, sitting on the defense's side while I hold her child's hand. I've met her in counseling, where she's divulged being jealous her child got the attention she wanted from her man. I've met her in the advocacy office, while she tells me her daughter 'has a problem with older men.' I've met her in the hospital, where she tries to keep me from talking alone with her teenager who won't look me in the eye. I've met her in a crisis center, telling me God wanted her preteen impregnated by her husband. I've met her in the congregation, knowing what her husband does but only caring if he's caught. I know Amy's mom because an Amy's mom has enabled every predator I've ever worked with." — Blue Dot Birb on some platform says I'm a social worker. I know Amy Acton's mother. I've met her outside of a forensic interview room, telling me how her daughter has a big imagination and loves attention. I've met her in mandated DV classes, as she complains about the kids not being able to come home unless she leaves him. I've met her in the court room, sitting on the defense's side while I hold her child's hand. I've met her in counseling, where she's divulged being jealous her child got the attention she wanted from her man. I've met her in the advocacy office, while she tells me her daughter 'has a problem with older men.' I've met her in the hospital, where she tries to keep me from talking alone with her teenager who won't look me in the eye. I've met her in a crisis center, telling me God wanted her preteen impregnated by her husband. I've met her in the congregation, knowing what her husband does but only caring if he's caught. I know Amy's mom because an Amy's mom has enabled every predator I've ever worked with."

Noodlemaz

@noodlemaz@mstdn.games 30 min. ago

@stux so fucked up isn't it
No wonder people feel hopeless when some modicum of justice for the most obviously terrible crimes is just... Absent
The only people seeing any consequence being a woman, and an ex-prince.

Truly pathetic.

Travinatorisme

@Travinatorisme@mastodon.world 33 min. ago

@stux It's horrific what was done, and they all need to be held accountable, their assets/finances liquidated and frozen indefinitely. Go through the system in making sure that they never see the light of day ever again.

Wendo, punkin spicy 🇺🇦

@wendinoakland@beige.party 36 min. ago

@stux pretty sad, that these monsters get away with ruining lives, destroying people, and walking free.