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132 points AndrewBissell | 9 comments | | HN request time: 0.674s | source | bottom
1. crb002 ◴[] No.20575550[source]
Why? Unless they were in on the shenanigans he was just a well connected investor with lots of cash. Better taking his money for good than letting him use it for bad.
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2. gregoryexe ◴[] No.20575568[source]
Because the media turns everything into a witch hunt these days.
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3. liability ◴[] No.20575578[source]
Yes, it's hard to imagine why somebody would get nervous about a predator like Epstein being taken off the streets.
4. ozmodiar ◴[] No.20575605[source]
Because people will assume that they were his clients (in the ‘shenanigans’ sense) is exactly why. His clients were rich, well connected people, so all the rich, well connected people in his social circle can assume they’ll be given a second look.
5. jayess ◴[] No.20575629[source]
He doesn't seem to have been an investor: https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/07/hedge-funders-have-s...
6. pessimizer ◴[] No.20575808[source]
I'm jealous of people who think that using money for themselves is synonymous with using it for good.
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7. jasonvorhe ◴[] No.20575851{3}[source]
Did they tag you that on 4chan?
8. ghostbrainalpha ◴[] No.20575975[source]
You do realize if he invests in your business, and you don't fail you didn't TAKE money away from a bad person.

You just made sure that a rich bad guy has even more money so he can build a roller coaster on pedophile island.

9. itronitron ◴[] No.20576263[source]
especially when they are creating wealth for the people they are taking money from