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Sean 'Diddy' Combs hit with a wave of 120 new sexual assault allegations
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I don't get the hesitation for these victims to bring this up before now. Sure, right when it happened it could be tough to come forward, but you sit on this info all the way through the Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Eppstein, #MeToo era? Why would you do that when you know it's still happening to other people?
fear
Precisely. Imagine someone doing something to you that you do not want, something that takes away your sense of autonomy, something that humiliates you. You know if you say something, some people will accuse YOU of doing something wrong, instead of your attacker. Now imagine that person has tons of money, and through that money tons of power. You know if you say anything about being attacked, it could hurt that person, and that person will use their money and power to make your life harder. You also know that even if everything goes best case scenario, it will be terribly hard, humiliating, and your personal life (and maybe some of your own behavior) will be out there for everyone to see. Then, think of all the ways it could be a worse outcome. I don't fault anyone for not coming forward. If I were a target for this behavior, I'd like to think that I would fight, but who knows what I would actually do. I hope I never have to find out.
He blew up Kid Cudi's car. He is a famous person. He tried to kill him and we're only learning about it now. As just regular people, they chose the safer option, you can't be mad at that.
Wild. “could not escape” him & his network, one victim said.
Jesus
In case you are serious, almost everyone that was with him at the start died mysteriously or was shot and he's the prime suspect for ordering both tupac and big's deaths.
I love living in a country where the police have no duty to protect others, but the victims of crimes do.
How will the police, or anyone else, know about the crimes if no one reports them?