Arrest Warrant Issued for Bill Cosby (UPDATE: Criminally Charged, Freed On $1M Bail)

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The thing about rape allegations is you don't have to be convicted. Just getting hit with charges is enough to damage your reputation, which is what they are doing. They're giving him a nice media tarring and feathering.


That's the MO in this day and age, and you can thank 3rd and 4th wave white feminism for it. Since this country's inception white women have tossed accusations of unwanted advances and outright rape which resulted in physical lynchings of untold numbers of Black men. They didn't do that to their own husbands and other white men whether in positions of power or not. Now in this day and age with these feminists feeling brave, they're looking to take down any man they can, Black or otherwise, and they know their ridiculous accusations won't hold up in a court of law. So they go the other route, which is through social media, and otherwise. Basically you're looking at public defamation with impunity. These women are so devious and mentally sick that they'll believe the woman because it coincides with their belief system. White men going out of their way to cape and worship their women will go along as it serves two purposes. One, they have issues with Black people as it is, and Two, gotta keep the Mrs. happy. Bill Cosby provides a fine lesson why you need to be on point when dealing with these animals.
 

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Maybe they waited so long to speak because just like you folks are doing now (assuming they're all lying and making up allegations) that more than likely would have happened, if not worse if they reported it back then.

Not to mention, he joked about date rape in his stand up.

Hypothetically speaking, if someone jokes about raping and killing a specific person, then one day that specific person is raped and murdered would you NOT go to the very person who joked about it? Again, 50+ women all lying about the same guy, similar scenario? You gotta be kidding me.

Daniel Holtzclaw raped how many women? It's easy to believe THAT, but just off the strength that Cosby is a black man, with a legacy behind him you automatically discredit the women who accused him because you believe he can do no wrong? Huh?
 

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All this trouble to fukk this bytch? :mindblown:

What the fukk was Bill Cosby thinking? :what:


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She lookin like that chick from cheers. Better yet the lead singer of aerosmith.
 

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That's the MO in this day and age, and you can thank 3rd and 4th wave white feminism for it. Since this country's inception white women have tossed accusations of unwanted advances and outright rape which resulted in physical lynchings of untold numbers of Black men. They didn't do that to their own husbands and other white men whether in positions of power or not. Now in this day and age with these feminists feeling brave, they're looking to take down any man they can, Black or otherwise, and they know their ridiculous accusations won't hold up in a court of law. So they go the other route, which is through social media, and otherwise. Basically you're looking at public defamation with impunity. These women are so devious and mentally sick that they'll believe the woman because it coincides with their belief system. White men going out of their way to cape and worship their women will go along as it serves two purposes. One, they have issues with Black people as it is, and Two, gotta keep the Mrs. happy. Bill Cosby provides a fine lesson why you need to be on point when dealing with these animals.

bill withers on how they will do you dirty

I guess I said what I had to say for the time, and then life goes on. I wasn’t socialized as a music person. I was in my 30s when I started doing this. So I really learned how to live as an adult doing something else. So when I got a family and things, there’s plenty to do there.


I really stopped recording because I couldn’t get in the studio. For seven years, I was at CBS records and I couldn’t get a purchase order to go in the studio. There was a guy over there in A&R, Mickey Eichner, and he wouldn’t take my phone calls for three years. [A&R rep] George Butler, that used to work there, he told me when Eichner was in the building he would hide from me. Eichner came up with such brilliant suggestions like I should cover Elvis Presley’s “In the Ghetto.” I don’t cover Elvis Presley. For what? I got my own things. The songs that I’ve written did well for themselves, and brothers don’t cover Elvis, Elvis covers us. So that kinda turned me off to the whole process.


That’s why I did “Just the Two of Us” with Grover [Washington Jr.], because I couldn’t get into the studio [by myself]. Then, they said the only way I could get back in the studio is to work with this producer that they picked – and this is a true story. I can prove this if everybody [involved] ain’t dead. The studio was in this guy’s house. There was this little girl about 4-years-old, stark ravin’ naked, not a stitch of clothes on, running around in the studio. So she would go over to the board where I was, and I’d say, “We’re busy.” They’d say, “Go over there and talk to Bill.” Now here’s this little blonde-haired naked girl, and I’m black, from the South. And she’s coming over to me saying, “I’m ticklish, would you tickle me?” I’m thinking I gotta get the hell outta here, they can kiss my you know what. I could see myself standing up in front of some judge – you know, who was born in Oklahoma like half of California was – trying to explain myself. So I said man, this stuff is crazy. And it just soured me on the whole experience, so I left it alone. And I will never, ever again put myself in the position to where anybody has that kind of power over me.


At CBS Records, in 1981, Grover and I did “Just the Two of Us” which was a No. 1 record. It took me until 1985 to get into the studio, and I had been trying since 1977. Nobody will ever own that much of me again.
 
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