apparently only 2 presidential candidates are on that list. trump and rfk jr.

lastexitlondon said:

Lots of men of any kind of power exploit women and younger. It's an odd thing about wealth. They think they can have or do anything in their warped minds

I think the commonality is that the negative consequence a person receives for ill actions seems to be inversely proportional to wealth: that is, you have more consequence when you have less wealth, and vice-versa. In the reverse scenario, the amount of consequence has clearly gotten minuscule enough that the consequence is assumed to be nil, encouraging all sorts of nefarious behaviour. 

tempo_n_groove said:

Go Beavers said:

23scidoo said:

‘John Doe 36’

Want to see how both sides aren’t the same? 

Which side is Clinton on?

When he’s on the same side as Trump, then dem and repub voters will respond the same to both, if both sides are the same. 

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So the guy that was on the Man Show has his feelings hurt from a jab from Rodgers, really?

What do you mean?  

I don't think either guy is on this list?

I can't stand either of these guys. Kimmel has always been terrible and unfunny. And Rodgers has always been an insufferable douche. I was saying this long before most people, who have just turned on him in recent years.

That said, Kimmel would have no court case here. Rodgers said Kimmel doesn't want the list coming out. Sure, the implication is that he's on the list, but he didn't say that. And, there is some evidence (at least in a Rodgers legal defense) that, even if Kimmel isn't on the list, he doesn't want it coming out....

Rodgers made reference to wanting to see the list on the Pat McAfee show a few months ago. He didn't mention Kimmel or anybody else. This led to Kimmel talking about it on his show. Not making jokes of course but he's not funny. But rather, just shouting down Rodgers. Kimmel called him a "wack Packer" and suggested he go back to the concussion protocol. Just for bringing up the Epstein list? If he had jokes, it'd be one thing. But it was more a "Look at this crazy man talking about the Epstein list! Look how crazy he is!" 

Further, it's a fact that Kimmel was friends with Epstein's personal chef, Adam Perry Lang. Lang was actually once arrested at a house Kimmel owns. So that's another thing that can back up "Kimmel doesn't want the list coming out"  just because you can argue he wouldn't want to have his friend's possible misdeeds made public.

Legality of this alleged "slander" aside, Rodgers looks like such a loser. He's going to "pop a bottle" when the list comes out? Get a life. This season has been a bit of a preview of what his post-playing career will be like, and it looks pretty pathetic. The thing about Rodgers that I've been saying for over 10 years, but people have only just caught on, is that he thinks he's smart, funny, and cool, and he's none of these things. Not unlike Kimmel actually. These two are made for each other.