Donald Trump admitted he knew Virginia Giuffre was ‘stolen’ by Jeffery Epstein in 2000 and he acknowledged others were ‘stolen’.

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1. He should just maybe stop talking

2. Both sides seem to be going look at him, no look at him. Maybe best to get all of them irrespective of politics?

3. I hear employers talking about employees being “stolen” in competitive fields, but I have only ever heard that word used in connection with specialized or high-value employees. Like physicians, or research scientists.

   I have never heard it used for teenagers who move spa towels around. It seems pretty fucken sus for a CEO to know that much about the comings and goings of a teenager who in any normal situation would be totally disposable and fungible, from an operational perspective.

4. He knew. He admitted as such.

   “I was not a fan of his, that I can tell you,” he said. Trump’s representatives told the Guardian that he had “kicked Mr Epstein out” of Mar-a-Lago for acting inappropriately towards staff.

   https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/mar/14/teen-models-powerful-men-when-donald-trump-hosted-look-of-the-year

5. The extra crazy part is that he called Jeff a good guy and said he likes them on the younger side in 2002. After Virginia was “poached”

6. Fuk a kid o club

7. I bet they have a child sex dungeon.

8. OMG this misinterpretation is sooooo dumb. Trump means stolen as an employee. Thats it. Y’all are going Q anon over semantics. Epstein recruited her the same way they got most of their victims, by *offering them a ‘job’*. All these girls went willingly into Epsteins world because *that’s how they were grooming them!* Stop this nonsense.

   Edit: the graphic is good and should continue to be circulated.

9. Property can be stolen. Employees quit, or get a better offer and leave. Enslaved people are kidnapped and trafficked.

10. Why does Trump love golf so much?

    None of the holes are over 18.

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