Bill Cosby

[TDub]

Verdict overturned and out of jail. Gross.

[jhawks99]

Weird case with an even weirder end.
And yes, gross.

[Deleted User 89]

sad

[JKLivin]

I deplore what he did, but he's also 83, blind, in failing health, and just served two years in Federal prison. His career, legacy, and finances are destroyed. I say let the man live out his last days in peace.

As Howell says in admonishing Percy in Shawshank Redemption, "He's paid what he owed. He's square with the House again." Or, in Cosby's case, he'll be square with the House again sooner than later.

[twocoach]

I deplore what he did, but he's also 83, blind, in failing health, and just served two years in Federal prison. His career, legacy, and finances are destroyed. I say let the man live out his last days in peace.

As Howell says in admonishing Percy in Shawshank Redemption, "He's paid what he owed. He's square with the House again." Or, in Cosby's case, he'll be square with the House again sooner than later.

This isn't a case of him just being released early because he's old and harmless. His conviction was overturned because he allegedly struck a non-prosecution deal with a previous district attorney more than 15 years ago. He allegedly drugged and raped dozens of women. Two years isn't enough for that despite the fact that him allegedly drugging and raping dozens of women resulted in "his career, legacy, and finances being destroyed".

[CrimsonNBlue]

Dumbass prosecutors.

[ousdahl]

[Deleted User 89]

if you’re ok with this, legal snafu aside, i recommend listening to the reactions of his victims to this news

[JKLivin]

I deplore what he did, but he's also 83, blind, in failing health, and just served two years in Federal prison. His career, legacy, and finances are destroyed. I say let the man live out his last days in peace.

As Howell says in admonishing Percy in Shawshank Redemption, "He's paid what he owed. He's square with the House again." Or, in Cosby's case, he'll be square with the House again sooner than later.

This isn't a case of him just being released early because he's old and harmless. His conviction was overturned because he allegedly struck a non-prosecution deal with a previous district attorney more than 15 years ago. He allegedly drugged and raped dozens of women. Two years isn't enough for that despite the fact that him allegedly drugging and raping dozens of women resulted in "his career, legacy, and finances being destroyed".

I guess it is subjective at the end of the day. How much time is sufficient compensation? My guess is that there is no amount of time that will give those women back what they lost because of him. The real question is when is it enough. I don't pretend to be the final authority on that issue. Just contributing my two cents.

[Overlander]

I deplore what he did, but he's also 83, blind, in failing health, and just served two years in Federal prison. His career, legacy, and finances are destroyed. I say let the man live out his last days in peace.

As Howell says in admonishing Percy in Shawshank Redemption, "He's paid what he owed. He's square with the House again." Or, in Cosby's case, he'll be square with the House again sooner than later.

This isn't a case of him just being released early because he's old and harmless. His conviction was overturned because he allegedly struck a non-prosecution deal with a previous district attorney more than 15 years ago. He allegedly drugged and raped dozens of women. Two years isn't enough for that despite the fact that him allegedly drugging and raping dozens of women resulted in "his career, legacy, and finances being destroyed".

I guess it is subjective at the end of the day. How much time is sufficient compensation? My guess is that there is no amount of time that will give those women back what they lost because of him. The real question is when is it enough. I don't pretend to be the final authority on that issue. Just contributing my two cents.

Eye for an eye:
Step 1) William Cosby is knocked out with his cocktail of choice.
Step 2) William Cosby is administered smelling salts seconds before the guy in his ass nuts.

Repeat this for every victim, he can walk free as far as I am concerned.

[ousdahl]

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[PhDhawk]

I deplore what he did, but he's also 83, blind, in failing health, and just served two years in Federal prison. His career, legacy, and finances are destroyed. I say let the man live out his last days in peace.

As Howell says in admonishing Percy in Shawshank Redemption, "He's paid what he owed. He's square with the House again." Or, in Cosby's case, he'll be square with the House again sooner than later.

This isn't a case of him just being released early because he's old and harmless. His conviction was overturned because he allegedly struck a non-prosecution deal with a previous district attorney more than 15 years ago. He allegedly drugged and raped dozens of women. Two years isn't enough for that despite the fact that him allegedly drugging and raping dozens of women resulted in "his career, legacy, and finances being destroyed".

I guess it is subjective at the end of the day. How much time is sufficient compensation? My guess is that there is no amount of time that will give those women back what they lost because of him. The real question is when is it enough. I don't pretend to be the final authority on that issue. Just contributing my two cents.

He drugged and RAPED 60+ women. You're acting like he got in a bar fight or stole some electronics.

[JKLivin]

This isn't a case of him just being released early because he's old and harmless. His conviction was overturned because he allegedly struck a non-prosecution deal with a previous district attorney more than 15 years ago. He allegedly drugged and raped dozens of women. Two years isn't enough for that despite the fact that him allegedly drugging and raping dozens of women resulted in "his career, legacy, and finances being destroyed".

I guess it is subjective at the end of the day. How much time is sufficient compensation? My guess is that there is no amount of time that will give those women back what they lost because of him. The real question is when is it enough. I don't pretend to be the final authority on that issue. Just contributing my two cents.

Eye for an eye:
Step 1) William Cosby is knocked out with his cocktail of choice.
Step 2) William Cosby is administered smelling salts seconds before the guy in his ass nuts.

Repeat this for every victim, he can walk free as far as I am concerned.

A veritable Code of Hammurabi.

[JKLivin]

This isn't a case of him just being released early because he's old and harmless. His conviction was overturned because he allegedly struck a non-prosecution deal with a previous district attorney more than 15 years ago. He allegedly drugged and raped dozens of women. Two years isn't enough for that despite the fact that him allegedly drugging and raping dozens of women resulted in "his career, legacy, and finances being destroyed".

I guess it is subjective at the end of the day. How much time is sufficient compensation? My guess is that there is no amount of time that will give those women back what they lost because of him. The real question is when is it enough. I don't pretend to be the final authority on that issue. Just contributing my two cents.

He drugged and RAPED 60+ women. You're acting like he got in a bar fight or stole some electronics.

Not proposing that at all. Just recognizing that he is a sick, old man.

[TDub]

So?

[JKLivin]

So?

So, I feel sorry for someone who is suffering and I don’t revel in it?

[TDub]

So?

So, I feel sorry for someone who is suffering and I don’t revel in it?

I can think of 60 other people you could spend your tears on

[JKLivin]

So?

So, I feel sorry for someone who is suffering and I don’t revel in it?

I can think of 60 other people you could spend your tears on

I feel bad for everyone involved.

[TDub]

Why would you feel bad for cosby? What has he done to earn anyones sympathy

[JKLivin]

Why would you feel bad for cosby? What has he done to earn anyones sympathy

He’s a human being, regardless of what he has done.