• ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Cases take time to build and evidence is not proof so investigations are needed for each clue to determine what’s actual criminal. These files just released. Give it time.

    • CosmicTurtle0 [he/him]@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      2 days ago

      The files were held by the DOJ, the literal department responsible for investigating crimes of this magnitude.

      They’ve been held for at least two administrations and were ordered released by an act of Congress.

      At what point is it “enough time”?

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        1 day ago

        it’s the catholic church pedo leaks all over again …

        or the boy scouts …

        or the panama papers …

        or the snowden leaks …

        or cambridge analytica …

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      1 day ago

      did that happen when ti was revealed that the catholic church was protecting predators?

      or the boy scouts?

      or the southern baptists convention?

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        14 hours ago

        Yes. The boy scouts and Catholics have no more reports by people who claim to be victims. Real change happened and no one seemed to care but shit did change. Just because you don’t notice doesn’t mean things are stuck being the same.

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          fair and simply because there are no reports, doesn’t means that it’s not happening.

          the men in the epstein list are free in large part because there are not enough reports from living & similarly aggrieved people.