Tropical Soulvangelical's taking a momentary break from what he sees as a generally hopeless election to talk about the racketeering and sex slavery, etc., that Diddy's been accused of. He wants to caution young singles in their 20s and 30s wanting to go on dating adventures in this day and age about which persons and groups they hook up with online, particularly at -adult- dating sites. So it's the accusations against Diddy and what the big guy upstairs personally -convicted- Jeffrey Epstein of doing when the latter killed himself. So in the end, Epstein -did- face accountability far greater than he did on Earth, because it'll last for all eternity for him. So while TSV allows me the Happy Bachelor to still socialize with my Happy Bachelor Girlfriends, he's choosing a more spiritually aware celibacy for himself and has decided not to date, because we live in too corrupt a society for that dating practice not to be tantamount to looking the other way. Dating, he now believes, and since the failures of humanity to really take good hard lessons out of the pandemic, is aiding and abetting immorality at large. He hasn't ruled out finding the right person namely by chance with whom "it just happened," but he knows that's still within the boundaries of right-and-wrong, and dating by contrast is -not- within those boundaries anymore. So his cautioning to young people is to watch out for what he calls those Nubile Nickies on the adult sites promising a willing partner for anyone who goes to a Nubile Nicky event, plying, naturally, Nicky's Nubiles, because once you get there, you see the potential partners as not appearing of-age or whose body language suggests going through the motions because it's all under hidden duress. TSV has next to no confidence that said dating sites would ever effectively police themselves of these Nubile Nicky types, and the accusations that Diddy's accused of essentially point to him being a Nubile Nicky type, particularly him drugging his victims, getting them to have sex and catching it all on camera as a form of blackmail. TSV's pretty sure most adventurous singles in their 20s and 30s are reacting with outright -surprise- that any hip or happening party animal type they may find fun with could -ever- be accused of such heinous acts. TSV, on the other hand, is as far from surprised as anyone can get. What he's heard fits the profile of a Nubile Nicky, a -pimp- of sorts rather, like a hand in glove. Ever since he's seen humanity morally failing in the post-pandemic world, he's always suspected there being numerous Nubile Nicky types out there, so the only thing he -is- surprised about is having one being confirmed for him. TSV never thought he could ever be that spot-on. So he wants adventurous young singles to watch out for their own personal safety and each other's while they're at it, but also to think about how their adventure-seeking is both blinding them to the immoralities of the party organizers promising a good time and looking the other way from the suffering of their victims. Most of all is the attention they give said organizers to make the latter feel like, I Can Do Anything I Want, which is -the- immorality of the 2010s, and which there was that divine punishment to all humankind in the form of the pandemic, and how we cheated ourselves out of an opportunity to come clean, repent and hold ourselves accountable. That's what TSV sees the Diddy case being all about, and -another- suspicion he has is -trump- possibly in raising funds to pay his legal fees and campaign financing hawking tee shirts reading Diddy Did Nothing Wrong.