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The victims should claim yes, but Rolf's income had nothing to do with abuse, in fact in how it has come to light people knew about what was going on ( in Saville's case so maybe Rolf's too).If anything it would have hampered them if anything and not aided as you seem to believe

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thanks for copying and pasting something I didn't understand first time around.

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I wouldn't be surprised if celebrities in general are going to be far more careful about what they do and with whom. This whole thing may well have a significant impact on charities and the extent to which celebrities in particular are inclined to become involved with the vulnerable and children especially.

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if you look I added some grammar it is quite simple to understand

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Sometimes they almost have it written in their 'riders' that they're provided with attractive assistants. When they're on such a power trip they are going to feel untouchable especially if as was rumoured with Jimmy Saville they've got powerful people in their pocket.

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Those that commit abuse on others got a kick out of it. The empowered feeling they feel would push them on in life. Like for example some like to look good, they take care of themselves which gives them confidence. That then has a baring when pushing on in life. I'm not talking of others in on it or knowing of this abuse. I'm talking of those that have actually committed the abuse and how its had a baring on their life. They felt empowered by ******** on people. Those people shat on should be able to claim like you agree so by reaching a certain level or holding down a level of status by by ******** on people is related to the income received in that position they held.

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weak powerful people.

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but if there is a rumour saying they may be a nonce then it does not matter how good they feel about themselves others may still be wary and that may hold them back

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I'm talking about the actual pricks that have committed these offenses not the weak morons that turned a blind eye. I'd sue both tbh.

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But ones fame and fortune is not reliant on solely ones self

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Yes I know but what has that got to do with what I'm trying to say. I'm looking solely at the person(s) committing the crimes. Having committed these crimes does it have an effect on their performances ?

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Seems too many have been looking the other way.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28182373

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You made this statement

you then went on to say

my point is in the case of Rolf it does not matter how fired up or good Rolf felt about himself it was not solely his choice to get rich and famous other people were involved. Such as the BBC for example. Now say for example some guy who had no idea what Rolf was upto gave him a job on a show ok this made him money and raised his profile. Say for example another producer was looking at giving Rolf another show which would have made him even more famous however he heard a rumour that Rolf was dodgy and gave it to Bill Oddie instead. My point is what he was upto could just have easily lost him work as he himself being fired up gained him

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So the house it was under should be sued too.

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your turn to not make sense lol

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The powerful people holding down high positions in companies you touched on should also be held responsible, sued as well.