Community Chat

[RescueLover]

I don’t think it’s fair to compare men in power like Sean Diddy Combs.



He’s nothing more than a MONSTER !!




Cassie wrote the Judge a letter saying her family was moving out of New York, because she feared he would retaliate against her.



That says A LOT !!! 😳

[Sooner]

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@shoekitty wrote:

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@Sooner wrote:

Decades of bad behavior tolerated, encouraged, rewarded and ignored.  That says a lot about the society we live in now.  Do we do anything to contribute to that attitude?  Not my problem? 

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@Sooner   it's a sad , sad journey we are taking to the depths. But look at leadership, there is just a disregard for the law, rule of law and laws on the books. Forget ethics. It seems to be a vendictive get even world. Surely not the best of times to find men to look up to in authority.  We seem to have many women to look up to, but men??? Men in normal life, great, but in authority and the top no.  Not examples for youth JMHO

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@shoekitty I agree with you although I don't see many women to look up to either.  I see kids who are in sports activities every day thinking they are going to make millions in pro sports, not getting much of an education.  I think the whole world worships celebrities and sports figures, performers.  I don't see a lot of inspiration there or kids with ambition, guidance or skills for a realistic life and the hard work that usually involves.   

Maybe I just know bad parents. . . 

[Mersha]

Diddy requested a pardon today.

I bet he gets one.

[THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes]

For what they're being paid, I'd consider the attorneys derelict if they didn't put forth such a request.

[lgfan]

Of course the lawyers have to throw everything against the wall to see what sticks.  They will never know what works unless they try.

[Linmo]

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@Mersha wrote:

Diddy requested a pardon today.

I bet he gets one.

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@Mersha He has a grudge against Diddy right now, so I don't think it will happen.

[willowbark]

For those of you who have a subscription to Peacock, there is a documentary called 

Diddy, the Making of a Bad Boy.  I am not a subscriber to Peacock but thinking about it. 

This documentary talks about his gangster father who was murdered in NY when Sean Combs was 2 and about his mother who held weird parties (that many called freakoffs)   in her home for years which Sean witnessed as a child.  In addition, she was not poor quite the opposite and clothed Sean in designer clothing as a child as well as in jewelry.  He went to a private school no public school for him. He was made to feel like he was special all of his life by his mother, untouchable to the law and that intimidation made you powerful. 

The documentary is also about Kim Porter who tragically died in L.A. from pneumonia at age 47. Three of her kids were with Diddy.  But a fourth child, a boy was not and  his father is the co-director along with Lisa Bloom of this documentary that is out now on Peacock. 

[Cakers3]

@They Call Me MISTERWilkes

Exactly. He was not convicted on all the charges, for one thing.
His lawyers are doing what lawyers do-looking for flaws in the procedure to start

As repulsive as Diddy has been, he is still entitled to everything his lawyers can use to his benefit.

[Cakers3]

If some are so sure Diddy will receive a pardon, with so far nothing to back up the speculation except for dislike of the person who would issue such a pardon, why not start a petition to request Diddy not receive a pardon?

Use social media to send hundreds of signatures to request Diddy serve his time- no pardon, no clemency.

Instead of the usual right to an opinion here, do something that matters for the sake of his victims and for the sake of all future victims of other predators.

The focus should be on the victims, not some run of the mill opinion about who would grant the pardon.

Start a grassroots petition. At least voices will rise for all victims instead of bland opinions on a shopping chat.

Done.

[willowbark]

With all the civil suits waiting to be heard, all of Diddy's money will be gone. 

He will be forced to sell his many pricey homes.  His multi million dollar mansions.  

The prosecution overcharged and were told beforehand what would happen but they continued anyway causing themselves embarrassment to their dept that will not be soon forgotten.