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Cosby began to criticize Ebonics and the black victim-hood mentality. That's when all the BS came down.

https://www.voanews.com/a/a-13-a-2004-06-13-10-1/292722.html

*** May 22, 2004

"I can't even talk the way these people talk," he [Cosby] said. "'Why you ain't where you is, blah, blah.' Everybody knows it's important to speak English except these knuckleheads! You can't be a doctor with that kind of crap coming out of your mouth! It's time for you to not accept this language that these people are speaking which will take them nowhere. What the hell good is Brown vs. the Board of Education if nobody wants it?" ***

It's shortly after that that everything started.

https://time.com/3592547/bill-cosby-rape-allegations-timeline/

*** March 8, 2005

Andrea Constand, the former director of operations for the Temple University women’s basketball team, files a lawsuit against Cosby, alleging that he drugged and molested her at his home in Pennsylvania in 2004. A local prosecutor had declined to file charges related to the alleged abuse. After Constand’s accusations become public, a second woman, Tamara Green, says on the Today Show that in the 1970s, Cosby gave her pills that knocked her unconscious and then groped her. Court papers in the Constand case mention Green and 12 anonymous women who make similar allegations against the actor and comic. Cosby denies ever molesting any of the women. ***

Isn’t it strange how nobody seemed to be worried about Cosby -- until he started to question the black victim-hood narrative? Then one woman comes forward -- then another comes forward -- on the Today Show?! You know, because the Today Show is where “serious people” go to report crimes.

Cosby made the case that black people have squandered the opportunities that have been laid before them -- he wasn’t wrong.

Because of that, he must be punished. And so, in come the sexual allegations.

It’s always the same.

We’re tired of all the "sexual allegations" already.

Half of Hollywood and the music industry are on the "Diddy List," and nobody is coming forward about that -- right now when there's an investigation! Funny how that works isn't it?

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John Wright's avatar

"He said, she said" conflicts will always be challenging. I'm a firm believer of "innocent until proven guilty (beyond a shadow of doubt)". The number of accusers means nothing. I've seen some of this happen in the world of photography. There are a lot of "me too" women that will jump on any accusation without any information just to be part of the in crowd.

Cosby certainly was a very talented comedian and actor. And very successful too. It's extremely difficult to believe he needed to drug women against their will. That simply doesn't make sense. Would these women have made the same accusation against a man that wasn't wealthy?

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