I kinda forget what the charges were.

The NY Post forgets too, and doesn't remember until late in the article.

Hip-hop icon Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to more than four years in prison Friday -- a paltry term compared to the 11 years sought by prosecutors after a blockbuster, stomach-churning sex crimes trial exposed the mogul's depraved secrets.

The emotional, nearly six-hour sentencing hearing on prostitution charges in Manhattan federal court closed with Judge Arun Subramanian condemning Combs' horrific abuse of victims Cassie Ventura and an influencer known as "Jane."

"You abused them, physically, emotionally and psychologically," Judge Arun Subramanian told Combs before heading down the sentence of 50 months.

"Why did it happen for so long? Because you had the power and resources to keep it going, and because you didn't get caught," Subramanian said.

"A meaningful sentence is needed to protect the public for further crimes."

Combs likely will spend only three more years in a federal lockup, as he has already been behind bars for 14 months.

His sentence is also shorter than the roughly six-to-seven-year term recommended under federal guidelines, as well as the more than 11 years sought by prosecutors.

But it's also a far cry from the 14-month, time-served sentence his high-powered defense team had argued he deserved.

The highly anticipated sentencing unfolded in the same courtroom where jurors found Combs, 55, guilty of prostitution charges in July after two harrowing months of testimony delving into his twisted, violent and baby oil-drenched private life.

Four years for... prostitution?

I think this guys is a scumbag but this screams "Moral Panic Prosecution." I still don't really know what it is that he's alleged to have done. I heard all sorts of things about kidnapping, Mann Act violations (a nonsense law that creates a federal crime of prostitution, if you bring a woman across state lines for "immoral purposes"), RICO claims, whispers that he killed Tupak Shakur and Biggie Smalls (or whoever), etc.

But apparently he was only convicted of prostitution.

Again: Four years for prostitution? This smacks of sentencing him for crimes there wasn't evidence enough to convict him on, so the counts of prostitution are treated as the equivalent of manslaughter.

I'll shed no tears but this is the sort of bullshit that prosecutors do every single day.

If you don't believe me, ask Daniel Penny. Ask Peter Navarro. Ask Steve Bannon. Ask Rudy Giulliani. Ask any of the J6 political prisoners.

Ask Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, the man -- and I emphasize, man -- who tried to kill Brett Kavanaugh and planned to kill two other Supreme Court Justices as well (I think Alito and Coney-Barrett) got just eight years for his assassination attempt. Prosecutors sought 30.

How'd he get so little time? Easy. He declared he's now a woman named "Sophie" and so of course transgender killers need to be incentivized to kill more people. There are so few transgender assassins we really need to DEI-promote them.

Unreal. The attempted assassin put not only Justice Kavanaughs life at risk, but his family's and his fellow justices'.

Judge Boardman's explanation for granting Roske leniency is absurd -- so, claiming you are transgender gets you less time in prison? That�s a great incentive program.

What an outrageously dangerous signal to send as political violence is on the rise.

This sentence is a disgrace.

No, really:

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Luke Rosiak
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is in federal court in Maryland for the sentencing of transgender terrorist Nicholas "Sophie" Roske for the crime of attempted assassination of a US Justice, for his plot to kill Brett Kavanaugh in 2022.
Brett Kavanaugh wearing a black judicial robe and blue tie, seated in a courtroom. Nicholas "Sophie" Roske wearing a black T-shirt with a red and white design, standing indoors with long hair.
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Judge Boardman, a Biden appointee, is referring to the defendant as Ms. Roske and asking whether "she" will be placed in a women's prison and given hormone replacement. The implication is that if not, she will be given a shorter sentence.

Judge Boardman is asking how Roske's transgender status should impact her sentence, and demanding evidence that longer sentences provide more deterrence. Asking why, 3 years later, "ms roske" is a risk to the public.

Seems somewhat Kafkaesque. Judge asked "ms roske, have you read the sentencing report?"

Roske, a very tall man, boomed in an unusually deep baritone, "yes."

The sentence also includes a lifetime of court supervision. "I am heartened that this terrible infraction has helped the Roske family... accept their daughter for who she is," Judge Boardman said of the convict's mom affirming his gender identity.

His mom told the judge "I have attended PFLAG meetings and learned about the LgBTQ+ community. I am committed to going on this journey with Sophie." Kavanaugh's family did not speak but looked pained.

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This is insane. The judge referred to Nicholas Roske as a woman and admitted in court that him claiming to be transgender got him a better sentence.

He tried to murder a Supreme Court justice! Only got 8 years!

Impeach this cocksucker -- and that's the moderate position.

And of course the degenerate Transgender Media is pushing the lie that this man's name is "Sophie:"

The Hill did the same. They all will. Including the "conservative" Fox.