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re: A valuable lesson to both sides

Posted by the808bass on 6/1/24 at 2:52 pm
[quote]Cheese Grits Stormy said in writing it didn't happen. [/quote] It’s very common for powerful people to secure affidavits or statements of things that did or didn’t happen that have nothing to do with the truth of what happened. ...
[quote]when Repubs and never Trumpers in Congress allowed the ridiculous Russia collusion bullshite to take place[/quote] They didn’t just allow it. Some of them facilitated it. ...

re: A valuable lesson to both sides

Posted by the808bass on 6/1/24 at 2:45 pm
[quote]It is harder when 12 citizens agree to actual records in a court of law.[/quote] I would wager that minority of the jurors would be able to coherently state what they convicted him. And the ones who were coherent would have vastly different explanations from each other. ...

re: A valuable lesson to both sides

Posted by the808bass on 6/1/24 at 2:44 pm
[quote]Why do you idiots actually believe these two situations are even remotely comparable? [/quote] Cheese Grits doesn’t even believe they’re comparable. He’s just trying to draw an analogy for Trump supporters to make them think about it the way he does. Guarantee that Cheese was telling ...
[quote]his lawyers agreed with was that as president, Trump could order Seal Team 6 to assassinate a political rival and that would be A-OK[/quote] This isn’t what was argued. But you don’t seem bright enough to understand the argument if it was typed out. ...
[quote]I did actually hear the recording of him asking for the Georgia votes. I can't deny that one.[/quote] No, you didn’t. ...
[quote]He'll just ignore them. He's a huge fricking thug.[/quote] Should go to jail, then. ...
[quote]This particular one FAFO'd with a private citizen[/quote] Scaring people with his gun, which he admitted to doing, is not very Libertarianish. ...
You love it. You just know it’s completely at dissonance with your stated views. So you have to pretend post. It’s cool. I’m enjoying the posts. ...
No. You have to wait for them to shoot to shoot back. It’s the law. ...
[quote]One of the potential crimes was the one Cohen already pled to. [/quote] He pled to this charge to set up this trial. Can I plead guilty to a charge that is nonsense to setup someone else? Seems to be the case. ...
Oh yes. We’re in the land of make believe. ...
[quote]For a state crime, I don't think this is true. [/quote] The DOJ disagrees. This never stops you from this nonsense opinion, though. ...
[quote]Uh, yeah...hence the charge of falsifying business records[/quote] This is adorable. ...
[quote]If Foster didnt aim his weapon, then what gave Perry the right to shoot him? [/quote] A reasonable fear of death or serious injury. ...
[quote]He was a big Libertarian, not Antifa.[/quote] Hahahahahahahah...
[quote]they rule widely [/quote] Can you ballpark the date of the first time you used this phrase? If it’s “today” (and it likely is), ask yourself why you used that phrase today. I’ll help you out. You’re a dummy and the mainstream press and the leftist internet is the ventriloquist. They’...
[quote]That's exactly what they are. It's what the point of a court case is. [/quote] No. They’re arbiters of the court case. 12 jurors declaring 2+2=petunia doesn’t make it so. And it never will. [quote]decide yourself what reality is. [/quote] I don’t want to. I simply perceive realit...