woolfe9998
Lifer
- Apr 8, 2013
- 16,242
- 14,245
- 136
I don't think he's going to get off with no time. It's too high profile a case for a judge to do that. Would invite too much controversy. OTOH, I just noticed that 10 years is the maximum on each count. Defendants rarely get the maximum. I could see him getting a lot less.
This is not about a celebrity, it's about a predator. He was joking about this shit when he was still doing standup back in the late 60s.
MomentsofSanity
Lifer
- Jan 25, 2011
- 17,160
- 9,680
- 146
If that is all it would take for you to be drugging and raping women there is probably a lot of things you shouldn’t be.
JSt0rm
Lifer
- Sep 5, 2000
- 27,399
- 3,948
- 126
kage69
Lifer
- Jul 17, 2003
- 31,718
- 48,530
- 136
I remember the Spanish Fly bit from his stand up. I didn't think it was funny then either.
The one that really blew me away was that Cosby Show episode that ended with a family cookout, where Dr. Huxstable reveals his secret BBQ sauce ingredient. Whiskey...tango...foxtrot
sportage
Lifer
- Feb 1, 2008
- 11,492
- 3,163
- 136
Watching the victims react to the verdict....
Shocking how molestation and abuse, even though so many long years ago, can still stir up memories of intense pain and raw emotion.
You could see in their face that the nightmare never goes away until justice is finally served.
Most people can not imagine anything ever happening within their own life that would or could ruin the rest of their life.
Molestation has got to be one of the most if not the most personally devastation act perpetrated upon an innocent.
Not only does the terror (for a lack of a better word) last a lifetime, the fact they had experienced such an horrific act will shape everything the victim does and might do in their future.
Their relationships.
Their ability to relate to others.
Their ability to trust those around them.
Their ability for an successful marriage.
Their ability as a parent.
It may cause the victim themselves to become violent in later years and twist their mental stability to such an extent that one might commit murder, beat their wife, abuse and molest their own children, torture innocent living creatures.
To lash out for no apparent reason.
When someone commits any horrid act, then should they be caught and brought to justice, too often a history of abuse and molestation in the family evolves.
Suggesting a possible motive for the perpetrator to have committed the act or acts of violence unto others.
The emerging pattern of abuse.
And with that we have to ask, how responsible was the perpetrator for the violence committed?
Was this act the result of a mind so damaged after itself having been molested and abused?
People wonder and ask, how could anyone ever commit such horrific acts unto others?
Well, what happened in the perpetrator past could be a clue if not the answer.
Not to give Cosby his free get out of jail card, but we have to wonder if Cosby himself might have been the victim as a kid?
What was Cosby's upbringing?
And if having been abused himself and should Cosby had experienced his perpetrator brought to justice, might that had not finally broken the pattern?
Given Cosby or any other perpetrator their peace in knowing justice was served?
Broken the pattern of abuse?
In short and despite Cosby's age and health, the victims of Bill Cosby need to experience this justice.
To have peace in knowing their accusations have finally been heard and believed.
And... to break the pattern they themselves may have repeated.
If Cosby was once a victim and he had experienced justice, might Cosby had never engaged in acts of violence?
Shocking how molestation and abuse, even though so many long years ago, can still stir up memories of intense pain and raw emotion.
You could see in their face that the nightmare never goes away until justice is finally served.
Most people can not imagine anything ever happening within their own life that would or could ruin the rest of their life.
Molestation has got to be one of the most if not the most personally devastation act perpetrated upon an innocent.
Not only does the terror (for a lack of a better word) last a lifetime, the fact they had experienced such an horrific act will shape everything the victim does and might do in their future.
Their relationships.
Their ability to relate to others.
Their ability to trust those around them.
Their ability for an successful marriage.
Their ability as a parent.
It may cause the victim themselves to become violent in later years and twist their mental stability to such an extent that one might commit murder, beat their wife, abuse and molest their own children, torture innocent living creatures.
To lash out for no apparent reason.
When someone commits any horrid act, then should they be caught and brought to justice, too often a history of abuse and molestation in the family evolves.
Suggesting a possible motive for the perpetrator to have committed the act or acts of violence unto others.
The emerging pattern of abuse.
And with that we have to ask, how responsible was the perpetrator for the violence committed?
Was this act the result of a mind so damaged after itself having been molested and abused?
People wonder and ask, how could anyone ever commit such horrific acts unto others?
Well, what happened in the perpetrator past could be a clue if not the answer.
Not to give Cosby his free get out of jail card, but we have to wonder if Cosby himself might have been the victim as a kid?
What was Cosby's upbringing?
And if having been abused himself and should Cosby had experienced his perpetrator brought to justice, might that had not finally broken the pattern?
Given Cosby or any other perpetrator their peace in knowing justice was served?
Broken the pattern of abuse?
In short and despite Cosby's age and health, the victims of Bill Cosby need to experience this justice.
To have peace in knowing their accusations have finally been heard and believed.
And... to break the pattern they themselves may have repeated.
If Cosby was once a victim and he had experienced justice, might Cosby had never engaged in acts of violence?
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Puffnstuff
Lifer
- Mar 9, 2005
- 16,255
- 4,928
- 136
Puffnstuff
Lifer
- Mar 9, 2005
- 16,255
- 4,928
- 136
Sheik Yerbouti
Lifer
- Feb 16, 2005
- 14,080
- 5,453
- 136
how the fuck is drugging women and raping them while they're unconscious a temptation?
And I am pretty crushed by this, I worshiped cosby as a kid, had his albums, played them over and over and over, watched Fat Albert. Dude was a comedy god. Now, he's just slightly above a child molester, slightly.
JSt0rm
Lifer
- Sep 5, 2000
- 27,399
- 3,948
- 126
and then he will fight like hell to make sure they carry the baby to term. lol.
Thats layers of kink.
zinfamous
No Lifer
- Jul 12, 2006
- 111,983
- 31,539
- 146
sportage
Lifer
- Feb 1, 2008
- 11,492
- 3,163
- 136
Just realized Cosby does have a way out still remaining.
By getting himself elected president of the US of A.
Heck!
Then he'd have the entire republican congress behind him, the republican senate, and a truck load of evangelical christians.
Oh well. Just a thought, Bill.
By getting himself elected president of the US of A.
Heck!
Then he'd have the entire republican congress behind him, the republican senate, and a truck load of evangelical christians.
Oh well. Just a thought, Bill.
shortylickens
No Lifer
- Jul 15, 2003
- 80,287
- 17,082
- 136
He's black.
He raped white women.
You think the trailer park voter base is gonna want him?
REALLY?
paperfist
Diamond Member
UberNeuman
Lifer
- Nov 4, 1999
- 16,937
- 3,087
- 126
sdifox
No Lifer
- Sep 30, 2005
- 101,067
- 18,161
- 126
Demo24
Diamond Member
- Aug 5, 2004
- 8,356
- 9
- 81
Telling how he walked into court feeble like with a cane. Sure walked out a lot faster and without the use of said cane. Raised it in the air even .
Also his lawyer fell asleep in court:
http://www.vulture.com/2018/04/bill-cosbys-lawyer-fell-asleep-in-court.html
Also his lawyer fell asleep in court:
http://www.vulture.com/2018/04/bill-cosbys-lawyer-fell-asleep-in-court.html
soundforbjt
Lifer
- Feb 15, 2002
- 17,788
- 6,041
- 136
MomentsofSanity
Lifer
- Jan 25, 2011
- 17,160
- 9,680
- 146
Well I was clearly wrong. I expected house arrest given his age and condition. This does seem appropriate though.
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