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Case: Sean “Didi” rain acquitted of sex trafficking and blackmailing fees.

Sean Combs may have been acquitted of the most dangerous accusations, but this does not mean that he is not obsessed with (“Making a hip hop,” Kirsten Fleming, July 3).

Instead of using his fame and money to make a difference and enrich the lives of others, his rain was practicing his strength in inspiring women with predatory behavior that limits the inhuman.

There are no winners in this trial. All he did is to show how the individual has strength and influence, but lacks any real humanity, use people in a bad way and moved away from them.

Michael Doria

Bronxville

It is clear that these people who expect that the Daidi profession will suffer as a result of the trial who did not see a crowd of mothers outside the court chanting his “victory.” It is now a social justice icon for some, and will continue to prosper.

The government’s attempt to record victory was a complete failure, a real moment in OJ Simpson.

Please do not waste more tax money on the trials of celebrities who are above the law.

Robert Manji

Garden City

Now that Coms has been convicted of prostitution, the big question is how much the amnesty costs by President Trump.

Although he was only convicted of less charge, this pardon will remain expensive, but Combs has money.

Kreg Ramone

Manhattan

Dedi is a very strong person. Even if he does time, there will be no difference in his operations and authority.

The truth is that the process that was responsible for it will continue and prosper because each of the concerned people know that they will not suffer from any consequences. Corruption works very deep.

Unfortunately, we the public pays the price of this incredible unethical immorality.

Jean Cole

Juno Beach, Florida.

In 1991, Combs promoted a City College music party that killed nine people in a stampede because Comles exceeded concert tickets. The accusation was not charged forward.

He is now sits in the brood in the reform center, where his lawyers cancel the garbage about the lack of an opportunity for blacks.

I think Oj killed Nicole Simpson and Ronald Brown and moved away by playing the race card. Combs that do not include this tradition.

Ron Sporta

Manhattan

The case: New York City march, Brid, a march prohibiting the LGBT police from participating in the uniform.

The leaders of the Pride March refused to allow NYPD officers to the gay to a march in their convoy in their official clothes and their firearms, but as soon as there was a problem when someone was shot and the assault, which came to help (“A shame of pride”, Editorial, July 2)?

Everyone was waking up better, because when you were in a bad situation, the only help is NYPD. Without them, imagine what can happen more.

John Wilde

Masabikua Park

He walked in New York City for years. It is one of the most moved days of the year, and it is full of love, challenge and belonging. But this year, while chanted for the buoys and families, and withdrawing the queens and dancers, I could not get rid of the bitter truth that some of us were missing: LGBTQIA+ officers were banned from the march in the uniform.

I get history – I really do. The application of the law caused deep and permanent harm to our society. But a pride was born from protesting, and it is believed that we all deserve to live and love loudly.

It is a horrific thing to allow strange officers – the people who risk their lives for this city every day – guarding the show but not walking in it.

LC Walton

Manhattan

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