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"Innocent until proven guilty."
Yeah bro. I agree.
So when 5 different accusers and 20 different colleagues all agree he's a rapist guess what? That's proven to me that he's guilty.
#russell brand#dispatches#Channel 4#Russell Brand Dispaches#sex offender#innocent until proven guilty#male manipulator#Fuck men#fuck the patriarchy#feminist#men are trash#i hate men
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I don't like this character, but I couldn't give up this idea. (I have a version with unbutted pants)
#art#offenderman#sex offender#digital art#slenderverse#offenderman fanart#creepypasta#creepypasta fanart
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@froggerchewy stay away from kids.
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pair of friends who sexually abused teens half their age found guilty of committing more crimes in prison.
now placed in confinement with visitation status suspended.
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Order for dakimakura
#art#sketch#painting#sketchbook#sketches#offenderman art#sexsual offenderman#offender man#offenderman#sex offender#creepypasta#creepypasta offenderman#slenderman art#slender man#slender body#slenderman#slenderverse#slenderman proxy#slenderman fanart#slenderman video#slender man art#slender man fanart
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The Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion feud, explained
By Olivia McCormack and Herb Scribner
Megan Thee Stallion released her biting song “Hiss” on Friday — a punchy diss track that takes aim at the haters and critics she’s encountered throughout her career.
“Hiss” has climbed high up on streaming charts since Friday, Jan. 26, with more than 5 million plays on Spotify, made waves throughout the rap community and ignited a social media firestorm with fans of Minaj, who claim Megan directly insulted her on the track.
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Though no names were mentioned in this song, a number of “Hiss” lyrics appear to reference Minaj, too. One line, fans say, seems pointed at Minaj’s family: “These h--s don’t be mad at Megan, these h--s mad at Megan’s Law.”
“Megan’s Law” could be a reference to a federal law that requires police to share information with the public about convicted and registered sex offenders. It was named after Megan Kanka, a 7-year-old who was raped and killed in 1994 by their neighbor, a convicted child molester. In the wake of Megan Kanka’s death, her family campaigned for a law that would require police to tell communities about sex offenders, noting that they would not have let their daughter cross the street if they had known about their neighbor’s past.
It appears Minaj, and many on social media, believed the diss to be directed at Minaj’s husband Kenneth Petty — a registered sex offender who served four years in prison after he was convicted of attempted rape in 1995 and was put on probation in 2022 for failing to register as a sex offender in California.
Another line — “I can never be judged by a b---- that was dancin’, makin’ R. Kelly go viral” — might be a reference to Minaj, too, since she released a song in 2018 called “Up in Flames,” where she cheekily mentioned R. Kelly with the line, “Even R. Kelly couldn’t touch the kid.”
Representatives for Megan Thee Stallion did not respond to a request for comment about the lyrics and if she was directly referencing Minaj and Petty.
Nicki Minaj responds with ‘Big Foot’ diss songs
With the internet swirling with theories about Megan’s lyrics, Minaj took to X (formerly Twitter) to voice her displeasure with the song and announce her follow-up “Big Foot,” which she released on Monday.
The title appeared to be a reference to Megan’s 5-foot-10 height and the fact that she was shot in the foot by Lanez.
In the song (which was released with an a cappella version on streaming), Minaj claims Megan lied about the shooting incident with Lanez while referencing the death of Megan’s mother, saying: “Swearin’ on your dead mother when you lie” and “F--- you get shot with no scar?”
Minaj also accuses Megan of sleeping with her best friend’s partner and having ghostwriters. She claims Megan lied during her 2022 interview with anchor CBS’s Gayle King. In that interview, Megan said she was worried for her life during the incident with Lanez.
“I never put my hands on anybody,” Megan told King. “I never raised my voice too loud. This was one of them times where it shouldn’t have gotten this crazy.”
King later wrote for Oprah’s website that she believed Megan’s account on the night and she stood by the music artist.
“I’m so fascinated that people still don’t think that she’s telling the truth. How can that be?” King wrote. “You’ve heard all the rumors; please listen to what she has to say and then ask yourself, What does she gain by lying?”
Has Megan responded to Nicki Minaj’s diss track?
Megan has yet to respond directly to “Big Foot,” though she posted a photo on her Instagram Story on Friday of herself laughing after Minaj shared a snippet of the song before it was released.
Representatives for Minaj did not respond to a request for comment.
Minaj says on X that she has five songs ready to release if Megan so much as “breathes” wrong. Minaj is also seeking an apology from Megan for her comments on “Hiss.”
“I don’t think you want the next installment of this song,” she says on “Big Foot.”
Source: Washington Post
#megan thee stallion#nicki minaj#hip hop#rap#hip-hop#feud#beef#dissing#diss#bigfoot#hiss#music#2024#feuds#megan's law#sex offender#kenneth petty#gossip#tory lanez#shooting#female rappers#african american#washington post#gayle king#pop culture#pop
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#vent edit#vent art#ventcore#mentally ill#traumacore#mental illness#vent#trauma#predator#sex offender#sex criminals#sex crimes#grooming#emotional manipulation
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As someone who grew up Catholic and saw all the shit with the pedophile priests, there is nothing less surprising to me than every time a conservative group very loudly protesting in the name of purity and morality
Has prominent members outed as sex criminals
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Whilst we are all on the subject of sexual predators why are we still waiting on Prince Andrew getting charged for his involvement with Epstein's sex ring?
Lest we forget.
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Reminds me of Trump, Yellow Bastard was a sex offender too.
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Shock
When I was twenty years old (2013) I struggled with adulthood. I had recently came out and fled my parents place. This resulted me in couch hopping between a few people.
One of them, who's name is Jeff, let me stay with him. He also gave me $100 to help me. We didn't have proper wifi, we stole it from a bar net to us, essentially. I didn't know yet at the time I was going to struggle with finding a job. I couldn't go to school and I just flat out didn't know how to job search which killed my motivation.
Jeff and I had sex once but he explained he's mostly a-sexual. He wanted to keep things entirely platonic. I was fully on board as I was still kind of struggling with that kind of stuff. I felt extremely shameful whenever anything became slightly sexual.
Jeff told me he was embraced in Chinese culture and had lived there for a while. His facebook was in Chinese. He also apparently had like several college degree's. He was in the process of getting a degree in counseling.
What I remember about him saying of his family was that they were from California and agnostic. They were slightly homophobic and didn't understand why he dived into Christianity. That kind of stuff isn't too common. Though I guess you hear stories about people converting.
One thing that urked me about him was he analyzed everything I did. This is hard to deal with when living with someone. He was deeply critical of my first love, who broke my heart. But was an insanely great guy and I still hold him dearly. I thoughtJeff analyzed me so much because he was studying to be a counselor.
Someone (let's call him Mike) who he knew from California, moved to Portland. If I recall correctly Mike was a member of Jeff's youth group he was a youth pastor for. Or maybe it was like he was the son of one of Jeffs friends, I honestly don't remember the fine details. But I remember going out with Jeff and Mike a few times. From what I remember about Mike is that he was also borderline a-sexual. I think he was maybe closer to his mid-20s. He was essentially a-sexual but wanted to explore and thought he might be gay too. But it may have been repressed? I also remember him being a virgin which was a big topic for discussion. I didn't know him as well.
I was supposed to live with Jeff until I either found a job or until the new school year. But someone invited me to stay with them who lived in a better location, had full wifi and I got a long better with. After that I never heard from Jeff again and wanted to wait a while before I reached out again. A few years ago I tried reaching out to Jeff but got no response. I wanted to pay him back for giving me cash and letting me live with him when I was experiencing my own housing crisis. But I never got a response. I tried googling him a couple times and got his business information, but I thought that would be inappropriate for me to contact him that way.
Anyway the actual crazy part of this all is that I just found out Jeff was arrested for "multiple charges of oral copulation of a person under 16, sodomy of a person under 16, and forcible lewd act upon a child," that took place between 2006-2008. This was several years before I met him. I'm in quite a bit of shock about it. There's a lot of things that don't make sense but then a lot of things that do. Like maybe he was saying he was practically a-sexual as some weird cover up or to disguise his own insecurities? Was him analyzing everything I did some kind of sign of him having control issues?
I always thought the whole thing about living around in China sounded suspicious and I especially thought him having several degree's sounded suspicious. I wonder if "Mike" was one of the Victims, I remember thinking Jeff seemed interested in Mike but I always dismissed it.
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What the fuck does that say?
#andrew hussie#homestuck#ms paint adventures#donation sketch#sex offender#weird#what the fuck is this
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Another man that is a registered sex offender was found in the Women’s locker room of a University to be a pervert.
Around noon on Feb. 23, University of Oregon Police gave a person who was naked and allegedly masturbating in the showers of the women’s locker room in the student recreation center a letter of trespass and escorted the person out without arresting them.
The suspect, Elijah Weber, 28, is a registered sex offender who has been convicted of third-degree rape in 2013 and public indecency four times, according to court records.
After neither of the two witnesses said they wanted to press charges, the officers — Chris Phillips and Steven Barrett — concluded there was no probable cause for arrest, UO spokesperson Kay Jarvis said.
“I had reasonable suspicion for Public Indecency, Private Indecency, and Criminal Trespass, but had not developed probable cause,” Barrett said in the incident report.
UOPD ran a records check and found Weber did not have any warrants but was a registered sex offender.
The officers gave Weber an indefinite letter of trespass, which states that the suspect is subject to arrest for trespassing if they return to any property owned or operated by the UO, according to Jarvis.
UOPD was unable to determine how Weber entered, but Weber may have paid or entered through an unsecured door, Barrett said in the incident report.
The incident report did not include a physical description of Weber.
Jarvis said the SRC is reviewing its safety and security protocols to determine if there are system improvements that can be made.
One of the witnesses, who would like to remain anonymous out of concern for her safety, said she noticed Weber masturbating in the handicapped shower stall through a reflection in the mirror.
She said she wishes that UOPD could have responded to Weber with something more than a letter of trespass. She didn’t press charges because she was concerned about seeing Weber in court or Weber potentially finding her personal information.
“I feel violated, and I don’t know what to do,” she said.
Jarvis said university leadership is communicating with appropriate staff members to reinforce existing security and reporting measures.
She said the SRC is open to non-UO community members via a day pass or community membership.
“Similar to all public facilities, the university depends on its campus community members and visitors to report concerns and alert proper authorities when they see inappropriate or suspicious behavior,” Jarvis said. “While the university does not have jurisdiction over members outside the campus community, university officials can respond quickly to reported issues.”
The Emerald spoke to three SRC employees, all of whom said they were not informed of the incident.
Sadie Holt, a cycling instructor for Group X classes at the SRC, said she thinks SRC employees should have been made aware of the incident.
“I think since this individual had a history of public indecency, that would be nice to be made aware of as an employee of the rec so we can keep our eyes out,” Holt said.
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