The most disturbing possibility in the Epstein files isn’t that powerful people abused minors — it’s that society quietly accepts it as the cost of power

Steven
Tue, 03 Feb 2026 03:25:18 +0000
Crime, Punishment & Public Safety

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Jeffrey Epstein was asked in an interview whether he had 'dirty money' and whether comparisons could be made between him and the devil. This video is from the latest drop of the Epstein files from...

Every “shock” revelation is followed by the same ritual: outrage, hashtags, documentaries, and then silence. No mass arrests. No structural collapse. No serious reform. Not because the evidence is weak — but because prosecuting the truly powerful would destabilize institutions people rely on for safety, money, and identity.

Epstein wasn’t protected because he was rich. He was protected because exposing everyone tied to him would force the public to confront an unbearable truth: that entire political, financial, and cultural systems are built by people we cannot afford to fully prosecute without admitting the system itself is rotten.

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