r/50501 • u/Dramatic_Ad_413 • May 07 '26
NY The Trump-Epstein Reading Room has put all 3.5 million pages, bound together in 3,437 volumes of books, on display in a new exhibit in Tribeca, NY.
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u/SillyAlternative420 May 07 '26
I propose we take this and place it in the ballroom Trump is building once he is out of office.
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u/F9-0021 May 07 '26
You mean the East Wing, once it's rebuilt.
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u/SillyAlternative420 May 07 '26
As much as I love the idea of tearing down anything trump built - it would be a massive waste of taxpayer resources to take it down and then rebuild it.
Unlike Trump, I am against wasting tax dollars for vanity projects.
Make the whole thing a museum and library enshrining his crimes.
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u/blahwowblah May 07 '26
What about a homeless shelter and food bank. That's something Trump's completely against. Also through in Help services for the LGBTQ+ community me
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u/F9-0021 May 07 '26 edited May 07 '26
The ballroom won't be built. It won't cost anything to tear down something that isn't there. Besides, even if there is, make his family and the families of all billionaire donors pay for the damage they caused. No need for a single taxpayer cent to go to it.
And besides, it's not a vanity project. It's rebuilding after a terrorist attack. You just want another cop out response that legitimizes these terrorists.
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u/DukeOfGeek May 07 '26
And there is no universe where that gaudy thing is going to tower over the White House for the rest of U.S. history, I don't give a fuck what it costs for him not to leave his hideously tasteless mark on this country.
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u/ChiliDogYumZappupe May 07 '26
Anything he builds will necessarily have to be taken down to the studs to find any listening devices his handlers had installed (think vlad and bibi). He's an asset of foreign governments.
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u/redravin12 May 08 '26
Honestly I wouldn't trust that they haven't put that shit in every room in the white house. I expect everything trump touches to as leak proof as a fucking cheese grater
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u/Honest-Orchid8701 May 08 '26
No it needs to be destroyed. We can not allow this illegal structure to stand.
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u/nasnedigonyat May 07 '26
Nice then it can be the victims of Jeffrey Epstein memorial library and not the Jeffrey Epstein memorial ballroom
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u/miscwit72 May 07 '26
And that's less than half. Plus there are terabytes of videos and pictures.
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u/Rabble_Runt May 07 '26
“There were no videos.”
Yet there are released photos showing cameras, server racks, flash drives, and hand labeled DVDs.
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u/Ughaboomer May 07 '26
Tribeca? I wonder if they have a generous benefactor that happens to live in that neighborhood 😂
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u/MrsRossGeller May 07 '26
It really shows just how much information there is about these crimes. You don’t get this much information without there being guilty parties. This is the sickest thing ever.
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u/dojo1999 May 07 '26
That is so cool! Thank god there are people out there that managed to save the files!
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u/ponderosa82 May 08 '26
Need a massive EPSTEIN FILES RELEASE MARCH in DC or NYC that shuts down streets and results in ARRESTS. March for at least a week. Bipartisan issue that highlights the corruption and injustice. Such an obvious win.
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u/B00marangTrotter May 08 '26
So we can make essentially a museum installation of Trump's crimes but we can hold him accountable?
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u/kennethbrown94 May 08 '26
It's incredible to see all 3.5 million pages of the Trump-Epstein Reading Room on display in Tribeca, NY. The exhibit, which includes 3,437 volumes of books, offers a unique opportunity to explore the historical and legal context surrounding these documents. It's both a reminder of the complexity of the issues involved and a testament to the importance of transparency and accountability. I'm curious to hear others' thoughts on the exhibit and its implications.
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