Bill Cosby Rape Accusations

The Dark King said:
Let's be real he won't be prosecuted on in a single thing. Game set match it's a wrap. If I were you I'd be exploring those Canadian options
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As much as I love Canada, the tax rate for my income range would be EXORBITANT! Universal healthcare does not come cheap. The grass is not always greener my friend.
 
Loki said:
As much as I love Canada, the tax rate for my income range would be EXORBITANT! Universal healthcare does not come cheap. The grass is not always greener my friend.
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I'm in the same boat as you and honestly I think more about the possibility of civil war at worst or a coercive police state at least.
 
The Dark King said:
I'm in the same boat as you and honestly I think more about the possibility of civil war at worst or a coercive police state at least.
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Before my in-laws retired, they were paying close to 50% in income taxes including capital gains, that would drive me insane, I will take my chances here, mid-term elections are not far away...
 
Loki said:
Before my in-laws retired, they were paying close to 50% in income taxes including capital gains, that would drive me insane, I will take my chances here, mid-term elections are not far away...
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We must be watching different politics.
The GOP has power now. They will NEVER give it up. They'll watch the country consumed by war first. They've made it crystal clear fuck the people even their constituents.
 
Maybe work in Europe and do most of your investments in the US. If you don't move the money over there they cant tax it.
 
The Dark King said:
We must be watching different politics.
The GOP has power now. They will NEVER give it up. They'll watch the country consumed by war first. They've made it crystal clear fuck the people even their constituents.
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We will have to agree to disagree here TDK, There were many saying the same thing after Reagan, and Bush were elected. The GOP is trying to push an agenda that i think will generate a massive backlash, especially if their version of health care reform (created in complete privacy, something they savaged Obama for doing, even though Obama broadcasted live on C-Span some of the negotiations of the ACA) passes.

Both parties will continue to gain and lose favor as the years roll by, recently I have become more interested in this movement, http://www.centristproject.org/

"OUR HACK TO THE SYSTEM.
The Centrist Project aims to strategically elect independent candidates to office who can break through political gridlock and serve as a voice for all those in the sensible center –– not as a traditional third party, but as America’s first Unparty.

Our “Fulcrum Strategy” is focused on electing a sufficient number of these candidates to closely divided legislatures like the US Senate where, as a swing coalition, they can deny both parties an outright majority and use their disproportionate influence to forge real solutions.

It’s a tangible, achievable plan that can have a major political impact –– and it begins with you."
 
Beasty said:
Maybe work in Europe and do most of your investments in the US. If you don't move the money over there they cant tax it.
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Loki said:
We will have to agree to disagree here TDK, There were many saying the same thing after Reagan, and Bush were elected. The GOP is trying to push an agenda that i think will generate a massive backlash, especially if their version of health care reform (created in complete privacy, something they savaged Obama for doing, even though Obama broadcasted live on C-Span some of the negotiations of the ACA) passes.

Both parties will continue to gain and lose favor as the years roll by, recently I have become more interested in this movement, http://www.centristproject.org/

"OUR HACK TO THE SYSTEM.
The Centrist Project aims to strategically elect independent candidates to office who can break through political gridlock and serve as a voice for all those in the sensible center –– not as a traditional third party, but as America’s first Unparty.

Our “Fulcrum Strategy” is focused on electing a sufficient number of these candidates to closely divided legislatures like the US Senate where, as a swing coalition, they can deny both parties an outright majority and use their disproportionate influence to forge real solutions.

It’s a tangible, achievable plan that can have a major political impact –– and it begins with you."
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Like you said we can agree to disagree because I've never seen such evil in the GOP before and what's worst is tens of millions support their evil. They have complete and total power over the country. A party who's entire agenda is selfish and destructive will never concede power. Why should They?
Democrats are utterly weak and pathetic and their supporters will back them up till the end. We're at a point where genocide is likely and will be supported while "centrist " continue to debate and "liberals" complain.
For guys like us who've "made it" it can seem far fetched but it's clear as day to me.
 
There is a lot to consider. You dont just move to another country without thinking it through. Even moving to another state is another level than just being on your own. Being somewhere thats largely unknown to you while being immersed into another culture with no family around is quite different than living in your hometown. It takes motivation to get out there and work it all. New job or business, new friends, new environment, new reality and a new you.

Thats right, even you must change.
 
Dru Story News dropped a new video last week:

This is a follow up and an update to the Mistrial. Unfortunately, it appears this case went exactly as expected. Think whatever you like, but Andrea Constand, the only Cosby accuser that they managed to push into court unlawfully already manifested evidence of deception to the jury, the prosecution did not have what they needed, and despite it all they were still desperately trying to fix the case against Bill Cosby. Only they couldn’t due to too much reasonable doubt. The jurors who were not convinced Cosby was guilty based on the evidence did not budge. And so, the case was deadlocked into a mistrial.

This is the first of a series exploring the real reasons why America feels Bill Cosby is guilty.
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Beasty said:
There is a lot to consider. You dont just move to another country without thinking it through. Even moving to another state is another level than just being on your own. Being somewhere thats largely unknown to you while being immersed into another culture with no family around is quite different than living in your hometown. It takes motivation to get out there and work it all. New job or business, new friends, new environment, new reality and a new you.

Thats right, even you must change.
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Nah, it's not so dificult. I picked up and moved from Michigan to Southern California back in '07. Wasn't that bad. Lived in my van for a quick minute and rose up from there. Didn't know anyone. But, I made it work.

Was going to do the same in '95 or so back in Germany. But, didn't because I couldn't leave my mother alone with her declining health. But, I would've made that work, too. Had I stayed.

It just takes the willingness to start over. But, I can see how it would be hard for some. Especially, if one has a geography specific caterer or deep familial ties. Neither are issues for me anymore.

At some point I'll move again unless I can make more money. To live how I want, in Socal, is very expensive. So, that may drive me to another state or country if I can swing it. Still trying to decide if I'm going to read into the law. If, I do, that would keep me here because there aren't many states that I could practice in with that kind of legal training.

As long as everything is wheelchair accessible, I have good, reliable internet service and a warm climate, I think can make almost anywhere work.
 
samson1701 said:
Nah, it's not so dificult. I picked up and moved from Michigan to Southern California back in '07. Wasn't that bad. Lived in my van for a quick minute and rose up from there. Didn't know anyone. But, I made it work.

Was going to do the same in '95 or so back in Germany. But, didn't because I couldn't leave my mother alone with her declining health. But, I would've made that work, too. Had I stayed.

It just takes the willingness to start over. But, I can see how it would be hard for some. Especially, if one has a geography specific caterer or deep familial ties. Neither are issues for me anymore.

At some point I'll move again unless I can make more money. To live how I want, in Socal, is very expensive. So, that may drive me to another state or country if I can swing it. Still trying to decide if I'm going to read into the law. If, I do, that would keep me here because there aren't many states that I could practice in with that kind of legal training.

As long as everything is wheelchair accessible, I have good, reliable internet service and a warm climate, I think can make almost anywhere work.
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Lived in NC, VA, Ohio, GA, and FL. Never said it was difficult, but it should be thought out. It should be something you really want.

I've never moved because I thought my current state or area was going down the drain. I moved because it was something I wanted. So the change was not difficult.
 
When y'all talk like this i start thinking of ways or opportunities to get guys like you money. That I'll do anything and go anywhere mentality is rare. I respect it so much. Need more dudes like y'all.
 
Beasty said:
Lived in NC, VA, Ohio, GA, and FL. Never said it was difficult, but it should be thought out. It should be something you really want.

I've never moved because I thought my current state or area was going down the drain. I moved because it was something I wanted. So the change was not difficult.
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Yeah, you're right. Wanting to relocate vs. needing to because shit is so bad, would make things harder.

But, bruh, tell the truth; you hated OH didn't you? ...lol
 
samson1701 said:
Yeah, you're right. Wanting to relocate vs. needing to because shit is so bad, would make things harder.

But, bruh, tell the truth; you hated OH didn't you? ...lol
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Lol. I probably would hate it now, but at the time it suited me well. It was cool that the women loved my southern accent. Not only that but the people there thought highly of southerners in general.

Although Cleveland was very segregated, downtown Cleveland was a great place to party. You had the "warehouse district" and the "flats" both were off the chain and it wasn't hard to meet pretty ww there. The west side had plenty of white and Rican women. The Rican festivals were off the chain. It was also cool to be able to visit plenty of northern cities while there.

I sometimes miss the hot corned beef sandwiches, polishboys, and the hot tamales. The hot tamale man is a legend there...lol. My favorite Chinese restaurant ever is there. Those people didn't give a fuck what we did. It was a restaurant/bar with great food, and they didn't even care if you lit up a joint or two....lol.
 
Actually VA is the only place I hated. It's a cultureless shithole. The beach is all they have and its mediocre at that.

I traveled most of the time that I lived there. That's where I had most of my fun. Its not hard to entertain out of town company there but other than that it can kick rocks.
 
Bliss said:
Janice Dickinson scores huge win over Bill Cosby in defamation case after actor said claim that he vaginally and anally raped her was a 'defamatory lie' (and he has to cut her a check)

Compelling..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ickinson-scores-legal-victory-Bill-Cosby.html
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Janice Dickinson is a known crazy AF liar, she won't win the case.
 
Had to bump this thread because the Cosby retrial started a week or 2 ago. Cosby has a new lawyer in this trial, Tom Mesereau. The same dude who was Michael Jackson's Lawyer for MJ's 2004 trial.

Based on what I've been reading following this retrial through smaller independent media outlets like www.yc.news (as opposed to MSM outlets), this trial is looking to play out like MJ's 2004 trial all over again.


This just happened in the last couple hours: http://www.yc.news/2018/04/16/exclusive-andrea-constand-served-with-subpoena-after-exiting-courtroom
Exclusive: Andrea Constand served with subpoena after exiting courtroom

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Chief accuser Andrea Constand who alleges Bill Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in his Cheltenham home appeared for her second day of testimony.

Lead defense attorney Tom Mesereau continued his cross-examination.

After Constand finished testifying, she was met by a man who we’ve identified as Scott Ross in the hallway by the elevators.

Scott Ross is a high-profile private investigatorwho has worked on many notable cases such as Robert Blake, Michael Jackson, Chris Brown, Sylvester Stallone and has worked with Mesereau on a number of other cases.

Gloria Allred was also served a subpoena, but it is unclear what the contents of it include.

Allred was scheduled to fly back to Los Angeles Wednesday, but might now have to reconsider.

She was handed a subpoena but the contents of it were not immediately available
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Bliss said:
Janice Dickinson scores huge win over Bill Cosby in defamation case after actor said claim that he vaginally and anally raped her was a 'defamatory lie' (and he has to cut her a check)

Compelling..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ickinson-scores-legal-victory-Bill-Cosby.html
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ColiBreh1 said:
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Janice Dickinson is a known crazy AF liar, she won't win the case.
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From last week:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/bill-cosby-accuser-admits-concocting-story-memoir/story?id=54417214
(Janice dickenson - they're purposely not using her name so you can't google search the shyt.)

Holding up a copy of her book, Mesereau cited passages in which she described rebuffing Cosby’s advances in Lake Tahoe, then “popping two Quaaludes and going to sleep” alone in her own hotel room.

dickinson acknowledged that she concocted stories in the book in order to get a much-needed paycheck.

"It's all a fabrication there because I wanted the paycheck for my kids," dickinson testified, adding that her ghostwriter took "poetic license” with her life story.

Seizing on her answer, Mesereau replied, “So you made things up to get a paycheck?”

Appearing angry, dickinson responded, "They weren’t there! And you weren’t there! And I’m telling the real story!"
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