The culture that allowed Jeffrey Epstein to abuse girls in plain view for decades is unfortunately alive and well on X.

[demmiblue]

The culture that allowed Jeffrey Epstein to abuse girls in plain view for decades is unfortunately alive and well on X.

— Snitty 🎄 (@clofsnitville.bsky.social) 2026-01-02T12:18:02.183Z

One of the most depressing things is that this happens constantly and blatantly and nobody seems to give a shit.

— Buttadeus (@thewanderingjew.bsky.social) 2026-01-02T12:01:05.258Z

[Walleye]

1. The Republican party hates women

[Hotler]

11. Yet they love the little kids.

[Walleye]

19. Yes, a little white kids

[gay texan]

12. Hate would require an emotion

Republicans view women as property

[marble falls]

2. It's a huge dirty, dirty secret. It's the way we bring up our men.

[Lonestarblue]

6. The masculinity crisis among young men that Republicans keep braying about is that they want more Epsteins.

The patriarchal GOP hates that many young women refuse the young men who spend their lives playing video games, watching online porn, and getting their ideas from the Dark Web. Who wouldn’t want to date a man who wants to subjugate you, thinks rape is his right, and believes that he is naturally superior to all other humans!

[marble falls]

8. It's been here for a long time - the first two girls I dated had been raped by thier fathers. My first wife was also ...

... and it turned her life into absolute hell. This was in the fifty/sixties. The first girl's father was a Summit County deputy sheriff. When she went to her pastor, he told her to submit to her father. He raped all three sisters. My ex-wife's father was an Ohio state Republican official and worked for VA.

It's not new, it's become a dark part of our culture. Me Too has much bigger pool of members than we know.

[travelingthrulife]

10. Yes. Endless privilege. Paternalism is a scourge on the world.

[KPN]

14. Wait a minute there marble falls. I hope you don't mean that as a universal statement. I'm pretty sure you don't,

but just checking.

[marble falls]

24. We don't bring our men up right. Take a look at what's going on. We teach them every day only self interest, ...

... good, bad, indifferent, is a white male natural rational for anything they want to do - from racism, misogyny, abuse, murdering spouses, family, children. Why is the country so split? Not because we bring every man up right.

I've been struck by the amount of murders and murder suicides there were this "holiday season". Women are perpetrators in a significantly smaller proportion. Why is men are the perpetrators of child molestation? Child pornography? Organized crime? Because most of us were brought up right?

[maxrandb]

3. I have said this before

People with morals, integrity, empathy and ethics, believed that the casting couch was a disgusting symbol of a past America.

MAGAt voters, including women that have daughters believe that the casting couch is just one more opportunity for advancement, money, sex and power that woke people have taken away from them.

Hell, Megan Kelly just shared an opinion on her show that Epstein wasn't really a pedophile, because the girls weren't 8, but were 17, or 18, or could pass for 17, or 18. I believe Ms. Kelly has a 14 year old daughter.

The MAGAts will defend this disgusting shit on "X"-crement, and some will even tell you that it's God's will that their daughters be pursued and sexualized by creepy rich old white men.

[marble falls]

9. If we teach women they have little intrinsic worth, the worst things become a currency to get ahead with.

[GreatGazoo]

4. Yes and No -- Epstein island is not "the culture"

It is subculture, the ultra rich. Mainstream culture does not accept what they did but the ultra rich are a small group that insulates themselves from laws and accountability. That is completely different.

None of us know everything that happens at Davos or Bilderberg, and Epstein island was even further off the radar.

What carries over is the lack of accountability. But that is rightly perceived as corruption; violations of the cultural norms, not as "nobody gives a sh;t"

[marble falls]

25. The only reason there aren't more is because more men don't have the cash to live their dreams of sex island.

[TheRickles]

5. Who is the "Harold" of the original post?

And why should we care about one random, and extremely gross, opinion from the cesspool that is X?

[EdmondDantes_]

15. A few reasons

First that the post wasn't removed by Twitter/X and might as well remind people X is a shit show.

Second that he found an app that would create artificial child porn or even just fake nudes.

Third might as well let people know who Harold is in case people didn't know he was a criminal perv.

[TheRickles]

22. Thanks. I see that I misunderstood the original post. The focus is on Grok and X, not Harold.

Grok is under fire now for enabling this sort of child porn creation. Here's a story from The Guardian:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/jan/02/elon-musk-grok-ai-children-photos|

[EdmondDantes_]

23. He's definitely the least important part because he's a nobody

If it was "just" him posting something racist, or sexist, or whatever, I would have just shrugged too because yeah, sometimes random people are awful and I'd rather focus on good things/people.

[marble falls]

26. Just the opposite: this is a top to bottom "culture".

[Johonny]

7. Given the email traffic Epstein was getting

Right up until the end. We can assume wealthy men are in the market for young women and Epstein was not the only supplier.

[NotHardly]

20. Young women, girls to these arseholes

[Ol Janx Spirit]

13. That "culture" has been around since nearly the dawn of man. We've actually made strides in...

...making our 14-year-old girls off-limits from a historical perspective--which is a good thing.

Mind-blowing and definitely not "right"--but true.

Something that has been rattling around in the back of my head since this story has begun to drip out is: how did potentially thousands of under-age girls end up on private jets headed to a Caribbean island without parents, teachers, coaches, somebody, somewhere in the background asking WTF?

I get that they targeted and recruited people in vulnerable situations, but it is still disturbing that it seems like every adult in their lives let them down--including but not limited to the wealthy men that abused them.

Virginia Giuffre, for example:
"When Giuffre was four, her family moved to Loxahatchee, Florida, where they lived on a 2-acre (1-hectare) property surrounded by open land. The family kept horses, chickens, and goats, and Giuffre often went horseback riding.

When Giuffre was seven, someone she described as a family friend started sexually abusing her. “It turned my entire life around,” she told Brown. “I went from being a very happy child to a completely different person.” She started running away from home, spending nights at friends’ houses. The rest of her childhood years were rough and sometimes violent. She lived with an aunt in California and then in foster homes back in Florida, where she attended a school for troubled teens. She also said her father beat her severely at least once. In 1998, when she was 14, she ran away to Miami, where she was recruited into a sex-trafficking operation run by a man named Ron Eppinger—but Eppinger was soon arrested by the FBI, and Giuffre went back to live with her parents."
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Virginia-Giuffre

And she is just one of potentially thousands.

What the hell are we doing here?

Interesting to note that Giuffre's father was working at Mar-a-Lago when she returned which is how she got her job working in the spa where Maxwell recruited her into the Epstein saga.

It is hard to believe that Epstein's BFF didn't know what was going on--and logically participated in it IMO until the authorities began asking questions.

[azureblue]

16. a couple of points

It's the same culture that some churches have - a pile of excuses and an effort to minimize rape.

It also exposes the fact that they cannot relate to women. They are so lost in their ideology that talking with a woman and accepting her as an equal scares the crap out of them, because their dogma does not work in the real world. God help them if a woman has an opinion or standards that oppose theirs - they can't handle it. So they resort to degrading, name calling, de- humanizing, etc. So they go for kids who are too young to have standards and viewpoints, they can treat like nothing more than a "hole".

[milestogo]

17. I met a woman who was raped by a police officer.

It happened at a party where lots of police were present. She tried to report it and they wouldn't even listen to her. She went directly to the DA and was told she would be safer if she moved to another city and that her case would be impossible to prosecute successfully. She moved to another state.

It is infuriating.

[marble falls]

27. Police are guilty of a lot of rapes. Policing is a job that allows power trippers to blend in. NOT ALL COPS ARE CRIMINAL

... jail guards, the military, teaching, ministering ... are other occupations that can offer cover to perverts and power trippers.

NOT EVERYONE, BUT A SIGNIFICANT PORTION.

[flvegan]

18. Jeffrey Epstein: "Reminder: Elon Musk to island Dec. 6"

The rot starts at the head and goes through the roots.

X is the new 4chan.

[dickthegrouch]

21. I was taken to my first James Bond movie, Thunderball, in the '60s

By my father, I was about 9yo.
He was normally very straight-laced and had previously expressed negative opinions on things like promiscuity, abortion, divorce, and homosexuality.
He made no comment whatsoever on Bond's promiscuity (which has been a feature of every single movie since), but had plenty to say about the "queers". (I am "queer&quot .
He turned around eventually on my sexuality, but never dropped his disgust at promiscuous behavior.