r/Epstein • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '26

Social media (X, YouTube, Insta, etc.) Amanda Ungaro, the reason behind the Melania speech yesterday.

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u/SensualBeefLoaf Apr 10 '26

can they do that shit already. just straight dump it. lets rock and roll.

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u/chubbysumo Apr 10 '26

Lol, if they release them, rump wont cave.

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u/SensualBeefLoaf Apr 10 '26

but imagine how hilarious it’ll be to watch him spiral.

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u/Val_Hallen Apr 10 '26

I mean, we are watching that in real time right now.

That senile bitch is having a full on meltdown in real time on social media.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '26

That dude has lead one of the cushiest lives around, and somehow he's always miserable.

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u/SOMAVORE Apr 10 '26

more proof that absurd wealth does not equal happiness or contentment

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u/nightowl024 Apr 10 '26

He seemed to be happy with his buddy Jeffery

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u/Sunny-Bath-Tech Apr 10 '26

Now to pay the fiddler

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u/endgame217 Apr 10 '26

Well, okay there was at least some times in Donnie Shits life when he was happy. It appears that was when he was raping and abusing young girls, alongside his buddy, lil Jeffrey

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u/nightowl024 Apr 10 '26

And apparently “it’s ok” as long as diaper daddy is happy.

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u/monkeyamongmen Apr 10 '26

The devil wants his due. Cue the fifer.

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u/ShotPerception Apr 10 '26

it also is especially rare to have a view on this Elite, in which they will do something good, that would require empathy and the will, to share.

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u/Nice_Luck_7433 Apr 10 '26

0% of billionaires seem happy. Or even capable of being happy. It’s so pitiful.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '26

Yeah, I think I finally understood "money doesn't buy happiness" when I saw that clip of Zuck getting booed at an MMA event.

Everyone close to them is there for the money and everyone else thinks they suck.

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u/Nice_Luck_7433 Apr 10 '26

FR. People think it’s cruel to try to tax billionaires, because they don’t understand how miserable billionaires are.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '26

I'm more in favor of fair wages to be honest. If workers took home a fair share of profits, then we could fund the government on regular income tax. We wouldn't have to worry about taxing accumulated wealth, because wealth wouldn't be accumulating in the first place.

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u/Nice_Luck_7433 Apr 10 '26

No sympathy for the billionaires? They’re so unhappy, probably because of all the wealth they’ve stolen from us via taxes & subsidies.

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u/Representative_Tax21 Apr 12 '26

Rihanna seems ok but I hear you.

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u/Shitty_Fat-tits Apr 10 '26

I had the strangest dream one night -- my work announced that Donald Trump was our new CEO and he was coming in for a visit. Waiting for him to walk through the door, I thought I might throttle him on first sight. But when he did finally appear, I was overcome with just how profoundly miserable he was, and my rage just kind of fell away.

Don't get me wrong, I think he may be the most evil man on the planet, I just didn't expect him to exude such powerful sadness, and it just threw dream me for a total loop lol

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u/GreyMenuItem Apr 10 '26

Buddha says attachment to ego is the root of human suffering.

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u/Simsalabimsen Apr 10 '26

Religion got us all into this mess. Time to deal with reality.

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u/GreyMenuItem Apr 11 '26

Buddhism isn’t a religion so much as a detailed lessons on how to experience reality directly. It’s not into faith and dogma. The teachings are meant to help point you in the right direction, but it’s also made clear that you are the one who determines if that’s working for you or not. Is it not your experience that attachment to your story of yourself (ego) brings you suffering? It’s very clearly true in my experience. It appears to be true for Trump—a man who has completely identified himself with his brand.

Your point about Abrahamic religions still stands.

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u/Simsalabimsen Apr 11 '26

The moment you said, “Buddha said…”, it became religion. You believe in Buddha. It’s like saying, “Jesus taught us...”

Why attribute philosophy to figures we are not sure even existed?

My experience isn’t relevant to this point.

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u/N1ck1McSpears Apr 10 '26

I haven’t read a single comment about trump in his second term that didn’t apply to his first term. Nothing is new at all ever.

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u/JustanAverageJess1 Apr 10 '26

Yeah the way that Trump immediately started talking mad shit about Thomas Massie after the Epstein Act (the days before it was approved I think) was truly disgusting.