I'm sorry, but how do you defend yourself against a charge from 20+ years ago?
I feel sorry for the victims of abuse, but not when they bring it up for the 1st time, 20+ years after the fact. When they do that, they are engaging in character assassination. If she can't proove the charge after only raising it publicly 20 years after the alledged incident, then she should be sued for defamation of character and/or slander...
I don't feel sorry for her at all.
People and times change...she should have raised the issue way back then. There's been a lot of water under the bridge since then. Cosby has long since proven that he is a class act.
Don't play the victim now...And certainly don't look for a big lottery jackpot. In my opinion, the woman may very well have been a victim at one time, but now she is anything but: She herself is now a victimizer.
She is a leech, a gold digger, and/or a fool.
Scott Evil
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I think we need to re-establish statutes of limitation for stuff like this.
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- Any thoughts about this news surrounding Bill Cosby?
- I think we need to re-establish statutes of limitation for stuff like this.
- It reminds me of an old lawyer story.
- I am not so sure.
- At the risk of giving this more time than it deserves...
- The statute of limitations should apply in all cases...Even murder.
- I don't agree on murder.
- Every single one of us is at risk of being accused of something we never did yesterday.
- The statute of limitations should apply in all cases...Even murder.
- Cosby said the unspeakable:
- I think we need to re-establish statutes of limitation for stuff like this.