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Post by admin on Sept 25, 2018 8:37:45 GMT -8
Even if he gets a light sentence (which I'm sure he will), his entire career and legacy are now down the tubes. Like OJ, he will only be remembered as a rapist and criminal.
Classic narcissist who thought he could get away with it.
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Post by James T. Kirk on Sept 25, 2018 12:26:24 GMT -8
Even if he gets a light sentence (which I'm sure he will), his entire career and legacy are now down the tubes. Like OJ, he will only be remembered as a rapist and criminal.
Classic narcissist who thought he could get away with it. He got 3 to 10 years. meaning he'll serve at least three and possibly more. That seems to be in the range most people in that state get for a similar conviction and three years is a much more meaningful sentence to an 81 year old than it would be a 31 year old. Yes his career is probably down the tubes, but his legacy and how people remember him will depend on who it is remembering him. Some people probably think he was innocent. I was never that impressed with him before, so my opinion really hasn't changed much I guess. Hopefully the people he victimized will get some level of satisfaction now and move on.
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Post by James T. Kirk on Sept 25, 2018 12:31:48 GMT -8
I can think of others who believe that way. One is my current avatar.
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Post by Heeeeey on Sept 25, 2018 12:33:29 GMT -8
Even if he gets a light sentence (which I'm sure he will), his entire career and legacy are now down the tubes. Like OJ, he will only be remembered as a rapist and criminal.
Classic narcissist who thought he could get away with it. He got 3 to 10 years. meaning he'll serve at least three and possibly more. That seems to be in the range most people in that state get for a similar conviction and three years is a much more meaningful sentence to an 81 year old than it would be a 31 year old. Yes his career is probably down the tubes, but his legacy and how people remember him will depend on who it is remembering him. Some people probably think he was innocent. I was never that impressed with him before, so my opinion really hasn't changed much I guess. Hopefully the people he victimized will get some level of satisfaction now and move on. I'm sure he'll get some 'time served' or time off for 'good behavior' (as if he could do anything). At his age, it's pretty much a life sentence anyway.
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Post by James T. Kirk on Sept 26, 2018 13:43:29 GMT -8
He got 3 to 10 years. meaning he'll serve at least three and possibly more. That seems to be in the range most people in that state get for a similar conviction and three years is a much more meaningful sentence to an 81 year old than it would be a 31 year old. Yes his career is probably down the tubes, but his legacy and how people remember him will depend on who it is remembering him. Some people probably think he was innocent. I was never that impressed with him before, so my opinion really hasn't changed much I guess. Hopefully the people he victimized will get some level of satisfaction now and move on. I'm sure he'll get some 'time served' or time off for 'good behavior' (as if he could do anything). At his age, it's pretty much a life sentence anyway. You can only get credit for "time served" if you "serve time" awaiting trial. I don't recall him ever spending a night in jail. I believe he showed up for arraignment, posted bond and went straight home. As for "good time", that's no different than any other convict would earn. And yes, as I said before, 3 years is a long time for an 81 year old guy, so it's possible he could die in prison. But, I'm not convinced he's as frail as he lets on. He is an actor, after all.
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Post by James T. Kirk on Sept 26, 2018 13:56:41 GMT -8
I'm still waiting for Tramp to sue all those women who made accusations about him, like he said he would during the campaign. Not that I believed he would.
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