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Anonymous wrote:I kept reading all these posts on Twitter about freak offs and baby oil. I was like yeah right. Then I actually heard the indictment from the source. WOW. That is all crazy.

Why is the media using his vernacular? They are not "freak offs," they are bi-sexual and gay orgies. And when you are using baby oil, you are not using condoms, so these orgies are obviously also super spreaders of disease. This man is a vile predator.

A lot of sex was between men and women (possibly underage)…not all was bi sexual or gay.

I can't believe Diddy didn't flee.

He's got the kind of money to live well in some non-extradition treaty country.

However, I'm glad he didn't and will hopefully be held accountable.

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Anonymous wrote:JayZ next!

Just curious why do you think he’s next? I also think he’s probably responsible for severe violence and worse against women and men but is there something like proof out there?

DP, but he was in the mix back then too. There are stories of him with underage girls as well as violence. There was the video of him punching a woman in the face, he was tight with R. Kelly, etc. These men all seemed to slow down as they got older, but things are catching up to them. Russell Simmons seemed to see all this coming and left the country a few years ago.

Didn’t Sean sort of use Oprah to help promote himself? I bet she is beyond steamed….

This has all amazed me somewhat because I always viewed Combs as someone who clawed himself out of a pretty violent rap culture of the 80s/90s and somehow managed to make himself this very urbane mainstream symbol of Black wealth. Remember those perfume ads with him in the white tux? It’s insane that under that polished exterior was an incredibly depraved person.

Is it normal that the bail conditions would include surrender of passports for adult children? Does this suggest they are looking at charges for his adult kids?

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Anonymous wrote:I kept reading all these posts on Twitter about freak offs and baby oil. I was like yeah right. Then I actually heard the indictment from the source. WOW. That is all crazy.

Why is the media using his vernacular? They are not "freak offs," they are bi-sexual and gay orgies. And when you are using baby oil, you are not using condoms, so these orgies are obviously also super spreaders of disease. This man is a vile predator.

The media is using it because the indictment has it all throughout.

Anonymous wrote:I kept reading all these posts on Twitter about freak offs and baby oil. I was like yeah right. Then I actually heard the indictment from the source. WOW. That is all crazy.

Why is the media using his vernacular? They are not "freak offs," they are bi-sexual and gay orgies. And when you are using baby oil, you are not using condoms, so these orgies are obviously also super spreaders of disease. This man is a vile predator.

1,000 bottles of baby oil!!!! Ewww! Particularly when you realize baby oil destroys condoms. Omg.

I kept reading all these posts on Twitter about freak offs and baby oil. I was like yeah right. Then I actually heard the indictment from the source. WOW. That is all crazy.

The music industry has a history of not condemning the lyrics and behavior of these "artists" and has given them protection with silence.

Anonymous wrote:JayZ next!

Just curious why do you think he’s next? I also think he’s probably responsible for severe violence and worse against women and men but is there something like proof out there?

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Anonymous wrote:Wasn't his JLo relationship fake? Her manager was a closeted gay music executive who was tied to Diddy. Knowing what we know now about his down low degeneracy, it's clear that whole thing was cooked up to benefit their careers and wasn't actually genuine.

Most likely... but it doesn't change what she saw/knew/didn't report.

It would be wildly humiliating for her, fresh off a divorce, to be outed for having fake relationships, much less fake relationships with sex criminals. Rough PR year for Jlo.

It’s not real.

Look. I get that a lot of women absolutely get deep pleasure they lack in life from trashing Jennifer Lopez, but most unfortunately, her history with Combs predates the time period of the indictments by quite a few years. So you can take your crap and put it somewhere nice and roomy. And maybe you can focus on Combs, who has demonstrably destroyed and ended lots of lives. If you want to take the wayback machine, you could discuss -other- pre-2008 insanity that Combs generated - he was the promoter behind a poorly planned City College show where people died. There are a lot of rumors about his violence in the 90s and uncomfortable questions about Biggie, Tupac, and the suicide of a prominent young Black music executive. I’m just saying, beloved.

JayZ next!

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder if this will taint JLo’s image since they dated for 2 years.

Why don't we find a way to blame a woman for this? It amazes me sometimes to what lengths people will go to make shit like this the woman's fault.

You don't think women should warn other women? Are you the kind of person who thinks entertainers, musicians, rappers, movie stars and their producers should be protected as long as they make tons of money?

Aren't you funny. Women who speak up have been black balled, assaulted, murdered etc through out history, but no, let's keep blaming women.

Or sometimes their hands actually are filthy, like Ghislaine Maxwell.

Sure, but it’s pretty messed up that Maxwell is in prison and zero men are

She was his "right hand man" and basically led his victims to him more than anyone else.