Yep.
Lets just say that a list maybe never existed, perhaps there were just flight logs to his island and a little black book of his contacts. The 'list' is just a simplified way of grouping Epstein's accociates from over the years. Some of them may well be dodgy, and some, i assume, are good people.
They're on it and releasing the list or whatever it is would likely collapse the entire government and cause us plebs to revolt against the rich. For all the weirdness, manipulation, and outright lies, QAnon's foundation that rich people are sex trafficking kids is probably closer to the truth that people want to admit. I don't think it's some underground sex cult where they're drinking blood or whatever, and I don't think it's strictly Democrats, but I do believe there is some truth to it. Unlike QAnon, though, I think Trump is likely part of sex trafficking, and he's not going to save us. I also don't think it's strictly American either.
It's not supposed to be the function of government to go look for potentially embarrassing details and release them about people. How on Earth have we gotten to the point where people think this is what government is supposed to do?
Projection runs deep in that circle though, & Elon himself has tried to say he has zero relationship with Ghislaine claiming she photobombed him & he has never met her. And that he only visited Epstein's penthouse once. Of course, there's also that circulated e-mail snapshot Snopes said was false, but changed to unproven when the exchange was apparently cited in a court document.
I don't think anyone cares too much about the salacious details, or Epstein. I think it's more about all of the offenders being prosecuted so the victims have closure and all the dirty, rich, perverts go to prison where they belong, not just Ghislaine Maxwell.
I don't either.
Well it takes time to bring a case, the more high profile the case the more time it takes. As we've seen with Weinstein, Cosby, Trump, OJ, etc. going after high profile targets requires a really top-notch case, because defense is easier than prosecution at the highest wealth levels. It really is, in America, like the wealthy can almost buy their way above the law. That's perhaps moreso the case today than in the recent past. The last thing you want to do is bring your case and fail. Epstein was awaiting prosecution in 2019, and his death likely made prosecuting co-conspirators harder. For reference, Maxwell (who I'd expect to be first) was convicted in Dec. 2022.
