Comments by "Psiberzerker" (@Psiberzerker) on "Jeffrey Epstein's Multiple Prosecutions \u0026 The Fall of Alex Acosta (Real Law Review) // LegalEagle" video.

  1. This is my objection to the "1 allegation can ruin your life!" defense, from guys who never believe any allegation, because he's "Innocent until proven guilty." Serial sexual predators don't stop. Even after they serve their time, and "Paid their debt to society," when they get out? They tend to go right back to being serial sex offenders, only hiding it better. Powerful serial sex offenders just don't serve their time, and pay their debt to society when they do get caught, because they have powerful friends, who may also be casual sex offenders.
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  2. How many allegations didn't ruin Chief Justice Kavanaugh's career, on his way to the highest bench in the industry, despite refusing to answer direct questions, repeatedly, when he himself would have imprisoned anyone for Contempt of court, where he ruling? Acosta lost his job, for this level of government corruption, and interference with due process of the Justice system? What has he been charged with? "Ruined his life." Right, tell that to the 30 victims, he kept in the dark, for decades, until they saw him on the news again. Oh right, he didn't lose his job. He resigned, to avoid prosecution. He basically retired, from getting pedophiles off.
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