More details have been coming out about the sexual violence and abuses of the rap star, Sean Combs, aka Diddy. Unfortunately, this problem isn’t new. Names of other rich and powerful men like Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Bill Cosby come to mind. The rich and powerful often feel that they can operate above the rules and use their money and power to buy silence.

But in a society set up in their interests, why wouldn’t they feel this way? Whether it is Diddy or any of the rest of them, “They Not Like Us!”

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