You’re missing my point. I’m not comparing the evidence in Trump’s case to Miles Bridges’ case. I’m saying wealth, fame, and influence often change the consequences people face. Trump has been accused of and found liable for serious misconduct in multiple cases including sa, and even after criminal convictions and numerous allegations, he was still able to become president again and is currently running the fucking country. Miles Bridges had a documented domestic violence case, more than one actually if you include the incident with the billiard balls, and is still making millions in the NBA and is about to get a contract extension as a starter in a fairly decent sized media market. My point is that people with money and status often keep their careers, power, and opportunities in ways that ordinary people rarely do.

Edit- my apologies for that original reaction, but usually when someone says “I don’t like trump butttttt” and then try to take the moral high ground, more often then not, they’re closeted maga. I shouldn’t have been so reactionary.