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The Unsettling Truths The Epstein Files Reveal About Power And Privilege
The Unsettling Truths The Epstein Files Reveal About Power And Privilege
Authored by Patrick Keeney via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
The public fixation on the Epstein files has settled, predictably, on the most lurid elements of the story.
This is understandable.
Sexual exploitation, particularly of the young, is among the most corrosive of crimes, and the scale of Epstein’s abuse, as well as the apparent indifference of powerful institutions to it, demands moral outrage.
But to focus exclusively on the sexual scandal is to miss the deeper and more unsettling lesson the...
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