It seems like every day a new sexual allegation arises against Bill Cosby. He lost his potential Netflix special and NBC decided to drop his new series. There are few people in his corner and understandably so when multiple women are accusing Cosby of rape. It appears he just got the production trio J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League on his side in a series of now-deleted tweets that, among many things, said: Cosby was one of the "top 10 black people" in earth's history.
Continuing that train of thought, someone on the account claims "He gets a pass" and one of Cosby's alleged victims Janice Dickinson, via CBS News, "isn't even top 10 in any category."
The production trio reminds Twitter that Cosby has not been convicted yet and he has only been ostracized in the court of public opinion:
"Might I remind you, there's never been a conviction of Bill Cosby. Only a Twitter conviction"
Making sure to have their moral bases covered when defending an alleged rapist, the trio distanced themselves from the act itself: "We don't condone rape, but we also don't condone accusing an innocent American of rape with no conviction."
Keeping it classy all the way to the end after a few interactions with outraged followers, whoever was sending out the tweets passes the buck to Cosby, saying, "Most of these people replying need to be raped by Cosby."
There has been an apology by the League and the "distasteful" tweets were deleted, but the damage has been done. Someone on the account made the horrible decision to defend an alleged rapist. The production trio is known for their work with Rick Ross and the Maybach Music Group, but this certainly will not help their image going forward.
You can see all the tweets over on Hip Hop DX.
We apologize for the distasteful tweets that where recently sent from our account. We are looking into this matter now.
— J.U.S.T.I.C.E LEAGUE (@JusticeLeague) November 22, 2014
