Sean “Diddy” Combs accused of gang rape of teen girl in new lawsuit

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Much of this case was highly exaggerated. Maybe it’s me but I don’t see the criminality in baby oil and putting his arm around Justin Bieber. where exactly is the crime here?

Trafficking humans for sex is illegal PP. This is not about baby oil. He paid sex workers (illegal) to cross state lines (illegal) to perform sex acts. He threatened women with violence, accused of drugged them NOT always knowingly (illegal) and was viloent with women to scare/coerce (illegal) them into continuing to participate or he would show video of them having sex to their families.

The Justin Bieber issue is slightly different. He was a minor and potentially drugged and abused by Diddy's friends.

Something bad happened to Justin and this trial has him spiraling

Justin literally just told a tabloid in an exclusive Diddy never did anything to him. Ever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Much of this case was highly exaggerated. Maybe it’s me but I don’t see the criminality in baby oil and putting his arm around Justin Bieber. where exactly is the crime here?

Trafficking humans for sex is illegal PP. This is not about baby oil. He paid sex workers (illegal) to cross state lines (illegal) to perform sex acts. He threatened women with violence, accused of drugged them NOT always knowingly (illegal) and was viloent with women to scare/coerce (illegal) them into continuing to participate or he would show video of them having sex to their families.

The Justin Bieber issue is slightly different. He was a minor and potentially drugged and abused by Diddy's friends.

Something bad happened to Justin and this trial has him spiraling

Justin literally just told a tabloid in an exclusive Diddy never did anything to him. Ever.

So why has he been acting so weird and emo the last few years?

[Anonymous]

Next witness:

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Former bodyguard speaking out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Much of this case was highly exaggerated. Maybe it’s me but I don’t see the criminality in baby oil and putting his arm around Justin Bieber. where exactly is the crime here?

Trafficking humans for sex is illegal PP. This is not about baby oil. He paid sex workers (illegal) to cross state lines (illegal) to perform sex acts. He threatened women with violence, accused of drugged them NOT always knowingly (illegal) and was viloent with women to scare/coerce (illegal) them into continuing to participate or he would show video of them having sex to their families.

The Justin Bieber issue is slightly different. He was a minor and potentially drugged and abused by Diddy's friends.

Something bad happened to Justin and this trial has him spiraling

Justin literally just told a tabloid in an exclusive Diddy never did anything to him. Ever.

So why has he been acting so weird and emo the last few years?

Drugs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: How in the world is sex trafficking the same as paying someone for sex? Strippers and escorts work perfectly legal jobs.

Sex trafficking is human trafficking/sexual slavery - pimping someone out /forced sex as a moving enterprise (key word: moving enterprise). Women that are sex trafficked do not have their own luxury apartments in NY and LA and certainty aren’t able to enjoy time on another coast 6 hours away from their pimp . They are driven from van to van or house to house literally shackled by fear and without any finances to leave sometimes not even knowing where they are or who is sleeping with them. Cassie still had the escorts phone number, the escorting companies numbers, and had the ability to see her parents, her friends, and travel to and fro throughout the entire decade. That was not trafficking and it’s an insult to real victims for her to say it was

One of the charges against Combs is literally transportation of prostitutes. This charge doesn’t need consent or coercion. He directed/paid for/ orchestrated the transportation of prostitutes for sex across state lines. This is separate from sec trafficking.

This transportation charge can qualify as the criminal enterprise/activity for the RICO charge. Also a sex trafficking charge doesn’t need coercion if the person is a minor (not sure if that will come up in trial but it is the exception to coercion, threat element).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: How in the world is sex trafficking the same as paying someone for sex? Strippers and escorts work perfectly legal jobs.

Sex trafficking is human trafficking/sexual slavery - pimping someone out /forced sex as a moving enterprise (key word: moving enterprise). Women that are sex trafficked do not have their own luxury apartments in NY and LA and certainty aren’t able to enjoy time on another coast 6 hours away from their pimp . They are driven from van to van or house to house literally shackled by fear and without any finances to leave sometimes not even knowing where they are or who is sleeping with them. Cassie still had the escorts phone number, the escorting companies numbers, and had the ability to see her parents, her friends, and travel to and fro throughout the entire decade. That was not trafficking and it’s an insult to real victims for her to say it was

One of the charges against Combs is literally transportation of prostitutes. This charge doesn’t need consent or coercion. He directed/paid for/ orchestrated the transportation of prostitutes for sex across state lines. This is separate from sec trafficking.

This transportation charge can qualify as the criminal enterprise/activity for the RICO charge. Also a sex trafficking charge doesn’t need coercion if the person is a minor (not sure if that will come up in trial but it is the exception to coercion, threat element).

Traffickers do not pay for sex work/escorts. Escorts and the sex work pay them.

Diddy was a client. The escort agency is the trafficker who sent the escort “across state lines”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Much of this case was highly exaggerated. Maybe it’s me but I don’t see the criminality in baby oil and putting his arm around Justin Bieber. where exactly is the crime here?

Trafficking humans for sex is illegal PP. This is not about baby oil. He paid sex workers (illegal) to cross state lines (illegal) to perform sex acts. He threatened women with violence, accused of drugged them NOT always knowingly (illegal) and was viloent with women to scare/coerce (illegal) them into continuing to participate or he would show video of them having sex to their families.

The Justin Bieber issue is slightly different. He was a minor and potentially drugged and abused by Diddy's friends.

Something bad happened to Justin and this trial has him spiraling

Justin literally just told a tabloid in an exclusive Diddy never did anything to him. Ever.

So why has he been acting so weird and emo the last few years?

Drugs

I think he is clean now. But the lack of drugs might be forcing him to face things that happened. Hence emo.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If he wanted to watch consenting adults (male escorts) urinate in his girlfriends mouth, that’s disgusting but it’s not a crime. She was of age and a consenting adult. Escorts claimed Cassie sought them out for SOLO freakoffs without Diddy. She loved the sex and the drugs, the ecstasy of being desired and living a lavish life with Diddy for 10 years. His longest relationship in his adult life happened to be with Cassie

It’s a crime to pay people for sex and move them across state lines/

Well then half the country needs to be in jail

Speak for youself and your family and circle of friends, not the rest of us.

If a guy takes his girlfriend, hookup, mistress, escort to Miami for vacation, is that trafficking because they crossed the state lines to have sex and he paid for sex?

[Anonymous]

Based on the videos of Justin coming across my IG in the last few months, there is zero chance he's sober. His own posts show him taking bong hits etc

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Much of this case was highly exaggerated. Maybe it’s me but I don’t see the criminality in baby oil and putting his arm around Justin Bieber. where exactly is the crime here?

Trafficking humans for sex is illegal PP. This is not about baby oil. He paid sex workers (illegal) to cross state lines (illegal) to perform sex acts. He threatened women with violence, accused of drugged them NOT always knowingly (illegal) and was viloent with women to scare/coerce (illegal) them into continuing to participate or he would show video of them having sex to their families.

The Justin Bieber issue is slightly different. He was a minor and potentially drugged and abused by Diddy's friends.

Something bad happened to Justin and this trial has him spiraling

Justin literally just told a tabloid in an exclusive Diddy never did anything to him. Ever.

Justin is broke literally owes scooter bran millions. He did that interview for cash. 💷

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Much of this case was highly exaggerated. Maybe it’s me but I don’t see the criminality in baby oil and putting his arm around Justin Bieber. where exactly is the crime here?

Trafficking humans for sex is illegal PP. This is not about baby oil. He paid sex workers (illegal) to cross state lines (illegal) to perform sex acts. He threatened women with violence, accused of drugged them NOT always knowingly (illegal) and was viloent with women to scare/coerce (illegal) them into continuing to participate or he would show video of them having sex to their families.

The Justin Bieber issue is slightly different. He was a minor and potentially drugged and abused by Diddy's friends.

Something bad happened to Justin and this trial has him spiraling

Justin literally just told a tabloid in an exclusive Diddy never did anything to him. Ever.

So why has he been acting so weird and emo the last few years?

Drugs

I think he is clean now. But the lack of drugs might be forcing him to face things that happened. Hence emo.

Look up the videos of him at Coachella. NOT sober.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: How in the world is sex trafficking the same as paying someone for sex? Strippers and escorts work perfectly legal jobs.

Sex trafficking is human trafficking/sexual slavery - pimping someone out /forced sex as a moving enterprise (key word: moving enterprise). Women that are sex trafficked do not have their own luxury apartments in NY and LA and certainty aren’t able to enjoy time on another coast 6 hours away from their pimp . They are driven from van to van or house to house literally shackled by fear and without any finances to leave sometimes not even knowing where they are or who is sleeping with them. Cassie still had the escorts phone number, the escorting companies numbers, and had the ability to see her parents, her friends, and travel to and fro throughout the entire decade. That was not trafficking and it’s an insult to real victims for her to say it was

One of the charges against Combs is literally transportation of prostitutes. This charge doesn’t need consent or coercion. He directed/paid for/ orchestrated the transportation of prostitutes for sex across state lines. This is separate from sec trafficking.

This transportation charge can qualify as the criminal enterprise/activity for the RICO charge. Also a sex trafficking charge doesn’t need coercion if the person is a minor (not sure if that will come up in trial but it is the exception to coercion, threat element).

Traffickers do not pay for sex work/escorts. Escorts and the sex work pay them.

Diddy was a client. The escort agency is the trafficker who sent the escort “across state lines”.

Yeah, your logic doesn’t work. But in your ridiculous theory, the agency is literally the agent of Diddy, working at his request and payment. Your money laundering example doesn’t work. Diddy is the john and bring the john is illegal.

Please go to law school. Your trolling is insane. But it did give me a good laugh.

[Anonymous]

This arrest happened in the Biden era but the Trial is happening in a different climate in the country: the Trump administration, backlash to Me Too.

I have a feeling he will be released /not guilty

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: How in the world is sex trafficking the same as paying someone for sex? Strippers and escorts work perfectly legal jobs.

Sex trafficking is human trafficking/sexual slavery - pimping someone out /forced sex as a moving enterprise (key word: moving enterprise). Women that are sex trafficked do not have their own luxury apartments in NY and LA and certainty aren’t able to enjoy time on another coast 6 hours away from their pimp . They are driven from van to van or house to house literally shackled by fear and without any finances to leave sometimes not even knowing where they are or who is sleeping with them. Cassie still had the escorts phone number, the escorting companies numbers, and had the ability to see her parents, her friends, and travel to and fro throughout the entire decade. That was not trafficking and it’s an insult to real victims for her to say it was

One of the charges against Combs is literally transportation of prostitutes. This charge doesn’t need consent or coercion. He directed/paid for/ orchestrated the transportation of prostitutes for sex across state lines. This is separate from sec trafficking.

This transportation charge can qualify as the criminal enterprise/activity for the RICO charge. Also a sex trafficking charge doesn’t need coercion if the person is a minor (not sure if that will come up in trial but it is the exception to coercion, threat element).

Traffickers do not pay for sex work/escorts. Escorts and the sex work pay them.

Diddy was a client. The escort agency is the trafficker who sent the escort “across state lines”.

Yeah, your logic doesn’t work. But in your ridiculous theory, the agency is literally the agent of Diddy, working at his request and payment. Your money laundering example doesn’t work. Diddy is the john and bring the john is illegal.

Please go to law school. Your trolling is insane. But it did give me a good laugh.

I am not trolling. That’s like arresting the drug addict instead of the drug dealer/trafficker. The escorts were not sent by Diddy. They were sent by their employer. If escorting is trafficking, then the agency owners are the traffickers. He is just the rich pervert client