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A predator in power. A country held hostage, and a truth we can’t ignore.
“Never had the privilege.”
That’s what Trump said when asked about Epstein’s island.
Not “That place was horrific.”
He called access to a child rape site a privilege—as if it was an exclusive club he didn’t get invited to.
Let that word rattle.
That choice wasn’t accidental.
He meant to use that word. He wanted to reframe something vile as something desirable. He wanted his followers to think:
“See? That’s what power looks like. You just wish you were on the guest list.”
He was talking to them. The ones who cheer for cruelty. Who mistake corruption for charisma. Who view harm as hierarchy.
This isn’t a gaffe.
It’s grooming propaganda.
It’s the normalization of evil through sarcasm and bravado.
It’s a man accused repeatedly of sexual violence—including against minors—rebranding access to a trafficking hub as some kind of elite experience.
He doesn’t see survivors.
He sees missed opportunities.
He doesn’t mourn what Epstein did.
And we are supposed to pretend that’s normal?
No. Not here. Not now. Not ever.
Words matter.
Especially from someone with this much power.
And when a man listed in Epstein’s files calls child rape a “privilege,” what he’s saying is:
“I’m untouchable. And I’m not even trying to hide it.”
He isn’t joking. He’s gloating.
If the leader of your country talks about child rape like it’s a privilege, your country has been hijacked by evil.
RELEASE. THE. EPSTEIN. FILES.
Unredacted. Full list.
Because if we can’t protect the most vulnerable, we’ve already lost.
And if we let predators run this country, we’re not a democracy—we’re a trafficking operation with a flag.
If this post resonates, share it. Speak it. Don’t let this moment pass quietly.
Because they count on our silence.
And I refuse to give them that privilege.
By Renee NiemannA predator in power. A country held hostage, and a truth we can’t ignore.
“Never had the privilege.”
That’s what Trump said when asked about Epstein’s island.
Not “That place was horrific.”
He called access to a child rape site a privilege—as if it was an exclusive club he didn’t get invited to.
Let that word rattle.
That choice wasn’t accidental.
He meant to use that word. He wanted to reframe something vile as something desirable. He wanted his followers to think:
“See? That’s what power looks like. You just wish you were on the guest list.”
He was talking to them. The ones who cheer for cruelty. Who mistake corruption for charisma. Who view harm as hierarchy.
This isn’t a gaffe.
It’s grooming propaganda.
It’s the normalization of evil through sarcasm and bravado.
It’s a man accused repeatedly of sexual violence—including against minors—rebranding access to a trafficking hub as some kind of elite experience.
He doesn’t see survivors.
He sees missed opportunities.
He doesn’t mourn what Epstein did.
And we are supposed to pretend that’s normal?
No. Not here. Not now. Not ever.
Words matter.
Especially from someone with this much power.
And when a man listed in Epstein’s files calls child rape a “privilege,” what he’s saying is:
“I’m untouchable. And I’m not even trying to hide it.”
He isn’t joking. He’s gloating.
If the leader of your country talks about child rape like it’s a privilege, your country has been hijacked by evil.
RELEASE. THE. EPSTEIN. FILES.
Unredacted. Full list.
Because if we can’t protect the most vulnerable, we’ve already lost.
And if we let predators run this country, we’re not a democracy—we’re a trafficking operation with a flag.
If this post resonates, share it. Speak it. Don’t let this moment pass quietly.
Because they count on our silence.
And I refuse to give them that privilege.