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I guarantee if somebody offers me pills I don’t need, I’m going to be wary. In one of these stories, three women were allegedly offered red pills at the same time, and they all took them.

Bill Cosby can reach Blacks who know next to nothing about politics but will chant, “Hands Up Don’t Shoot” even though all the physical evidence says the chant is based on a lie.

Same thing with Oprah, which is why Obama presented his forged BC even though it was crap - they didn’t dare take time to try to fix it because he had to be on a show with Oprah later that day, to yuk it up where all the no-brain voters would see.

What is your evidence that these women were even where they said they were, that Cosby was there, that they took pills, or that they had any sexual contact with Cosby at all? All you have is their claim regarding an event that they claim took place 30 or more years ago (for the ones actually alleging rape - though I haven’t seen all the latest claims; my computer keep quitting before I can read everything on the page). But you also have Cosby’s claim - whether personally or through his spokesman - that he didn’t. In 2 instances there are police records but neither of those claimed rape. The others have no corroborating evidence at all.

Ladies, if you want more than simply “he said, she said”, you need to do a rape kit. Or save the blue dress. Or show your friend the torn pantyhose. Or whatever. You need evidence, because evidence is what exposes the truth.

Of course, if the society has gone back to the Salem witch-hunts where evidence isn’t necessary in order to convict a person, then keep it at “he said, she said” and we can live just like the Iranians do where each one of us has the power to convict (in this Court of Public Opinion) based solely on “judge’s knowledge”, absent any evidence.

You don’t know what happened any more than I do; I’m just willing to say that there isn’t evidence on which to make a sound judgment.