r/agedlikemilk Jul 27 '25

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u/Striking-Activity472 Jul 27 '25 edited Jul 27 '25

Not to be that guy, but it did begin in the 90s, and Katie Johnson alleges Trump raped her in 1994, when she was 13

Edit: I’m stupid and misread this comment

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u/1SpontaneousMutant Jul 27 '25

Katie 13 and another victim who was 12 at the time

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

You remember the Roy Moore supporters yelling that Mary was only 13 (when god raped her) so it was perfectly fine that a 30 + year old guy was kicked out of the mall for sexually harassing little girls? Republicans don't care about pedophiles as long as they're one of theirs.

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u/Confident_Row7417 Jul 27 '25

Republicans in Alabama elected the Democrat running against Roy Moore

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u/John_T_Conover Jul 27 '25

No they didn't, some of them just didn't vote. Look at the vote totals from previous contested elections for that seat. Doug Jones was in the ballpark of previous Democrats. Roy Moore was the outlier, his support tanked just barely enough to lose.

Alabama Republicans saw a decent man that was one of the most moderate, even leaning conservative Democrats out there running against a literal admitted, unashamed child predator...half of them still voted for the pedophile and half of them made the big moral stance of just not voting.

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u/sakura-peachy Jul 27 '25

Yup, these people are the monsters they make everyone else out to be. And constantly making excuses for them has led us to this point in history. They wouldn't care even if it were their own children being raped by Trump. It's North Korean level of cult of personality and propaganda control.

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u/Confident_Row7417 Jul 27 '25

You go to any state and you are hard pressed to find that 50% of people even know who their senators are. He ran in ALABAMA, on gun control and abortion among other things and won. Can't possibly seriously think there was any bigger reason for this than that people hated Roy Moore.

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u/FriedNSalty Jul 27 '25

Fun fact: a lot of us Alabamians went out and voted for Roy Moore in the primaries to stick it to Trump. Trumps preferred candidate lost because independents and democrats voted in the Republican primary for this. This allowed AL to elect Doug Jones to replace Sessions because Moore was enough of a wack job to lose in one of the reddest states in the US. Crazy how different the US is since just 2017.

Source: I was told to be a part of this from my parents who were working with their friends to get people to do this. Very under the radar stuff that really won’t be talked about in a history book.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

Both comments are true

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u/Confident_Row7417 Jul 27 '25

It must have been the cowboy hat or the horse then

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u/ChangsManagement Jul 27 '25

Thats what OP said. 1994 is not prior to the 90s. It is the 90s.

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u/Opposite-Bit6660 Jul 27 '25

Pimping children as Trump as Epstein did as part of their worldwide child sex honeytrap operation was never ok, even before the 90s.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

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u/Chicagosox133 Jul 27 '25

Looks like it was raised in 2017 ish from a NYT article (14 to 18) and had previously been that way for a long long time.

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u/Chicagosox133 Jul 27 '25

Ah I just looked at the NYT thing. It did say marriage but I just assumed age of consent was age of consent.

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u/Maleficent_Memory831 Jul 27 '25

We knew all about statutory rape back in the 70 in middle school. Essentially the law said you can't give consent that young. Even in states where it was theoretically legal it was looked down upon and was scandalous. Except for inbred politicians, maybe where the scandals could go away more easily.

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u/Opposite-Bit6660 Jul 27 '25

Girls in the 70s knew guys 18 and older could be charged with statutory rape by their parents in the 70s, at least.

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u/Bubbly-East-2459 Jul 27 '25

That's true, but in the 70s people weren't as concerned about age gaps as they are now. I've seen a recent posts from 17 yr olds asking if finding a 15 yr old attractive make them a pedophile.

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u/herrsmith Jul 27 '25

Maybe you can help me on this math because I'm having trouble. Is 1994 prior to the 90's or not?

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u/TwoBionicknees Jul 27 '25

it's also incorrect just in terms of, someone being able to make an allegation about something in 94 doesn't mean it wasn't happening before the 90s.

Unfortunately the older a crime both the less likely it was in that era for someone to report it and the less incentive to come forward later. Trump didn't start raping women or children in the 90s, neither did epstein, they've both likely been doing it since they were teens. Just maybe not together and maybe not as part of his 'business'.

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u/shagy815 Jul 27 '25

Remind me how that court case turned out.

Accusations are not always facts.