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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He had a charmed life inspire of the rape. His legacy is huge ànd frankly unmatched And unparalleled, but will always be tarnished by the past. When people die, people look at your whole life. He was lucky that these allegations did not dog him when he was alive. For the poster who says that he redeemed himself because he raised 4 daughters have [b]put very low bar on what it means to be a feminist[/b]. He raised 4 daughters because 4 daughters were born to him. He did not choose daughters over sons. Any decent parent should love and care for their offspring. This was no testimonial to him being a great dad to his daughters. Finally, people who have pointed out the rape allegations just wanted to set the record straight, but they are equally devastated because he is no more. [b]These allegations[/b] are still attAched to his name because [b]he did no time and did not pay his dues to the society for that one thing[/b]. [/quote] Newsflash, not everyone wants to be a feminist, nor was that the poster's claim. The majority of women don't even self-identify as feminist. Also, your post makes no sense. If they are just [i]allegations[/i], why would he pay dues or do time? Are you suggesting that mere allegations are sufficient to convict now? Sure seems like it.[/quote] Redemption comes from acknowledging what he did was wrong and serving time for it. He paid hush money of 2.5 million. But his wife got the rape rock of 4 million. So there was that. Anyways, his mortal life is over and what the tarnish is, remains for perpetuity.[/quote] I don't know what the arrangement was with Kobe and Vanessa, but many sports wives know their husbands will be sleeping with other women. That is part of the basis of the bargain. They just don't want it to be sloppy and public, so as not to embarrass them. Also, who died and made you the arbiter of defining societal redemption? You can do something wrong, without doing something criminal. Kobe probably learned a lot about the nuances of consent and a bunch of other things from this. That doesn't not mean he is a rapist.[/quote] Well, then poor Venessa. Yes. He is a rapist. This was not even Brock Turner - thwarted rape, outercourse kind of a scenario. This was rape that would have got him serious jail time if he had not settled.[/quote] No. He is not a rapist. See? We can both make definitive statements on items about which we have no idea. The nerve.[/quote] He is like Trump. You can't change the view point of the apologists of the pu$$ygrabber. Even though Trump is the most bestest stable genius president that he have had.[/quote] Ok, DP. Your argument is invalid when you’re comparing Kobe’s ONE situation to Donald Trump. Kobe stopped when asked to stop, and then he apologized. And settled. But comparing him to trump means you don’t have a leg to stand on to argue with. Cmon. [/quote] Trump, Clinton, Kobe, kavanugh, josh duggar. They all have something in common. Sexual assault.[/quote]
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