Sean “Diddy” Combs

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XxTTHREExX 9 hours ago

Sean “Diddy” Combs

Sean “Diddy” Combs has been sentenced to four years and two months in prison for his conviction on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. He also must pay a $500,000 fine.

He addressed the court and begged the judge for mercy, calling his actions “disgusting, shameful and sick.” Combs apologized to the victims and “all the victims of domestic violence.”

Brian Steel, a defense attorney for Combs, slammed the judge’s sentence as “un-American.” Steel told CNN he thinks the sentence “sends the wrong message”
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I say good riddance to bad rubbish.

Like, which part of the sentencing was “unAmerican”? The part where a wealthy person was held accountable for their crimes?

Thoughts?

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o 9 hours ago

most murderers that aren't oj get at least 5 years. I think oj served almost 1 1/2 years on a 4 year sentence?

conspiracy to commit battery for hire has a minimum of 7. fundamentally that's what his bodyguards were hired to do with the slave stock he was renting.

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St✩rlight 9 hours ago

I think the part where he only got 4 years instead of 25.

salamander 9 hours ago

slap on the wrist, he got off easy like most rich folk do. he deserves worse but will never get receive proper justice

steven1mac 9 hours ago

Are prostitutes victims? For the most part, they willingly take the money for the job.

salamander 9 hours ago

Originally posted by steven1mac:
Are prostitutes victims? For the most part, they willingly take the money for the job.

many are not prostitutes by choice. look into sex trafficking for more information on this.

o 9 hours ago

Originally posted by steven1mac:
Are prostitutes victims? For the most part, they willingly take the money for the job.

diddy used and captured slave stock.

he'd made elaborate plans to kidnap and add a former girlfriend to his stable, because he was regularly renting and buying slaves and nobody was doing anything about it.

police came to his parties and all his associates had to do was show them some paperwork and they left; party gets shut down because that's the deal, they make it quieter next time.

you don't have to be epstein to do this.

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󠀡󠀡 9 hours ago

he will do 85% of that time and more then likely pc'd up dont think he would be ok in gen pop maybe if he bought everyone tv's and shoes

steven1mac 9 hours ago

Originally posted by 󠀡󠀡:
he will do 85% of that time and more then likely pc'd up dont think he would be ok in gen pop maybe if he bought everyone tv's and shoes

:scum_knuckles:

He's rich, so minimum security and the extra perks the rich and famous get , it will not be as bad as most prisons that everyone hears about.

salamander 9 hours ago

Originally posted by steven1mac:
Originally posted by 󠀡󠀡:
he will do 85% of that time and more then likely pc'd up dont think he would be ok in gen pop maybe if he bought everyone tv's and shoes

:scum_knuckles:
He's rich, so minimum security and the extra perks the rich and famous get , it will not be as bad as most prisons that everyone hears about.

you did not respond to my comment, i noticed. would you care to elaborate on your thought about prostitution?

TGC> The Games Collector 9 hours ago

Originally posted by XxTTHREExX:
Brian Steel, a defense attorney for Combs, slammed the judge’s sentence as “un-American.” Steel told CNN he thinks the sentence “sends the wrong message”

He's right.

Should've been the electric chair, now that's some real american sentencing.

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steven1mac 9 hours ago

Originally posted by salamander:
Originally posted by steven1mac:
He's rich, so minimum security and the extra perks the rich and famous get , it will not be as bad as most prisons that everyone hears about.

you did not respond to my comment, i noticed. would you care to elaborate on your thought about prostitution?

Most prostitutes are not kidnapped and held against their will. Being strung up on drugs is and looking for quick easy money, or unable to find a job that pays enough to survive is a lot more common reason. Most large cities do have places for women to escape such situations, and cops are more than willing to take them there.

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MEGA MAN 8 hours ago

interesting kinda that theres not a single rich (billionaire) person in prison on this whole planet. .. . kinda weird isnt it?

law and order eh?

nah its more money and order! xd

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XxTTHREExX 8 hours ago

Originally posted by salamander:
Originally posted by steven1mac:
Are prostitutes victims? For the most part, they willingly take the money for the job.

many are not prostitutes by choice. look into sex trafficking for more information on this.

More than true. My knowledge is that many are strung along on drugs and then get caught in a cycle with a “pimp” (dealer). Others get invited to “parties” under false pretenses, drugged & trafficked.

The only prostitution where the female has any control is “escort services”.

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