7 comments

  • killingtime74 6 hours ago
    Would have been easy for them to help out given Zuckerberg wasn't even on board. At least the support ship could have
    • HackerThemAll 6 hours ago
      I think the captain of that vessel has his ego even bigger than Zuckerberg himself.
      • antonvs 3 hours ago
        When Zuck’s not on board, that ship is effectively his. I bet he stands at the bow yelling “I’m the king of the world!”
  • b3ing 2 hours ago
    Vessel and crew should be banned from sailing , not sure if it’s possible to do that though
  • m4rtink 3 hours ago
    Karma is a thing & it gets back to you with interest.
    • fragmede 2 hours ago
      No it isn't. Epstein died without having to pay a cent. If you believe in something after then he's paying the price, but if you don't, you can't believe in karma.
  • ChrisArchitect 34 minutes ago
  • hollow-moe 4 hours ago
    We don't want peasants to put dirt on the bridge eww
  • edyos 1 hour ago
    A boat like this, with a VIP on board, should never go on a rescue mission. That's the best way to get boarded and for the VIP to be captured.
    • torh 1 hour ago
      So, different rules for the rich?

      I fail to see how a rescue mission is more likely to get you boarded, with all the attention a mayday will attract.

    • m4ck_ 33 minutes ago
      I assume the reverse is also true? Randoms should not attempt to aid or rescue VIPs, only approved agencies/organizations should attempt to intervene. A cargo ship filled with unwashed poors shouldn't be reaching their filthy hands out to rescue a drowning VIP, am I right?
    • bamboozled 1 hour ago
      What a funny comment. Mark’s life is more important than some pleb’s life according to you.
    • Hugsbox 30 minutes ago
      [dead]
  • feverzsj 6 hours ago
    That's exactly how/why the rich is framed in Hollywood movies.