Federal Trump Indictment

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6/15/2023 2:40pm
Gworm wrote:
Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool. They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get...

Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool.

They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get one named after you. 

Biden kept some of his for up to 50 years or so, so I see what you mean about him doing the right thing. Before his came to light, he said he couldn’t believe someone could be so irresponsible to have classified docs at their house. 
Trump was working with them on his, but for some reason they decided to raid his home just a few days before midterms. What a coincidence. 
 

And what classified docs can a senator declassify? Oh yeah, none. But as said earlier, he does have the corvette defense going for him. 

I’d still like to run into you at a track sometime. As long as we both have thick skin we’d probably get along ok, talking crap to each other. 

Greg, I ain't giving Biden a pass on this shit.  If he did wrong I hope they throw the book at him...I really do.  I consider myself a citizen above political affiliation.

Having said that...Ole Trump has been sticking his nose out his whole life...daring someone to thump it.  He may have found someone willing to give it a go.

I really don't wish the man any ill will but I do wish he'd just go play golf and spend all that money before he's too old to enjoy it.

I disagreed with Reagan and both Bushes but I DID respect them.  I believe they were/are good, decent men.  Sorry, but I can't say the same for the Donald.Blush

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6/15/2023 2:55pm
Gworm wrote:

If you don’t think America has ever been great, why are you still here?

 

TDeath21 wrote:
Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do. Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for...

Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do.

Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for everyone, and I stay here to attempt to make it that way. “A more perfect Union”. I have a great family, a job in which we can take multiple vacations per year, and my children are in an amazing school district. My right to marry who I love was never threatened. I never had to worry about gang violence in my neighborhood when I was a kid or being targeted to join a gang when I was a kid. Many others in this country don’t have those same luxuries. Imagine if Abraham Lincoln or Dwight D. Eisenhower said meh my life is good I don’t need to do anything. Or if Lincoln said yeah slavery is awful this country sucks I can’t believe they still have slavery I’m leaving.

My child(ren) doesn’t (don’t) have cancer, and I hope to god they never do. But I still care deeply about those parents going bankrupt because their child does. I don’t live in an area where tons of regulations on a major corporation have been lifted, so myself and my family would have to breathe polluted air, but I still care a ton about a family who is experiencing that. I don’t have diabetes, but I care about the people who do and don’t think they should pay outrageous prices to stay alive. So yeah I could just look at that and many other things, and say yep we are moving. Instead, I would like to do my part to progress the country forward and create a more perfect union, like our founders always intended.

Circling back around to get us back on topic, let’s completely ignore the fact that Biden and Trump’s cases are completely different. Biden returned all his documents and Trump refused to, for example. If the DOJ were doing the same thing to Biden, would you be okay with them still prosecuting Trump? Because I would be. They can share a prison cell for all I care if they did the same thing. I don’t blindly follow Biden like you guys do Trump.

Gworm wrote:
Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool. They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get...

Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool.

They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get one named after you. 

Biden kept some of his for up to 50 years or so, so I see what you mean about him doing the right thing. Before his came to light, he said he couldn’t believe someone could be so irresponsible to have classified docs at their house. 
Trump was working with them on his, but for some reason they decided to raid his home just a few days before midterms. What a coincidence. 
 

And what classified docs can a senator declassify? Oh yeah, none. But as said earlier, he does have the corvette defense going for him. 

I’d still like to run into you at a track sometime. As long as we both have thick skin we’d probably get along ok, talking crap to each other. 

You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who could have looked at some issues our country had and said yeah that’s awful I’m out. Instead they stayed and did their part to right our country’s wrongs. If everyone just left if there were things in their country they felt needed fixed, I’m not sure where any human would ever live.

You clearly think Biden is awful and is running this country into the ground. Why haven’t you packed up and left yet?

Alright I know you guys like to say use whataboutism and say what about Biden. Let’s not do that though. Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.

Trump was notified he had to return the documents. He returned 197 of them, and that 197 he returned, he was not indicted for or charged in any way. Upon multiple requests to return the rest, he refused. After multiple refusals, his house at Mar-A-Lago was raided and the documents were recovered. The investigation continued and a Grand Jury, made up of every day Americans summoned for jury duty, decided to indict him. Trump’s defense of this entire thing has morphed from innocence, to whataboutism, to now saying it is fine because it is a civil case not a criminal one (incorrect but his words not mine).

Given all the evidence, including audio recordings, what the documents themselves pertained, where and how he stored them, his refusal to return them, his own statements, and his own ever changing defense strategies, do you believe Trump should be indicted, arrested, and convicted for the crimes he has allegedly committed? We can talk about Biden or Clinton or whoever else later if you want. Trump here, isolated, what do you think?

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6/15/2023 2:57pm
Bullshit.  It has everything to do with biden, his entire administration,  and everything else he's doing to irreparably fuck this nation up. It's a last ditch...

Bullshit. 

It has everything to do with biden, his entire administration,  and everything else he's doing to irreparably fuck this nation up.

It's a last ditch, desperate attempt to keep him from running for president again, and fully exposing the criminal enterprise.

 

But hey, you just keep mindlessly devouring everything the media is spoon feeding you.

That's right. A 'last ditch' effort... Jan. 20, 2021: As Trump leaves the White House, he directs the movement of dozens of storage boxes to Mar-a-Lago...

That's right. A 'last ditch' effort...

Jan. 20, 2021: As Trump leaves the White House, he directs the movement of dozens of storage boxes to Mar-a-Lago. The boxes, packed by Trump and his White House staff, contain newspaper clippings, letters, photos and other mementos from his time in office, but also hundreds of classified documents that, as a former president, he wasn't authorised to have. Some boxes brought from the White House are stored on a stage in one of Mar-a-Lago’s ballrooms. A photo in the indictment shows boxes stacked on the stage.

March 15, 2021: Boxes are moved from the ballroom to the business center at Mar-a-Lago.

April 2021: Some boxes are moved into a bathroom and shower. 

May 6, 2021 (Yes that's TWO years ago, Trump fans)
The National Archives notifies former Trump White House lawyers of missing presidential records. The agency makes subsequent, repeated demands.

June 2021: The National Archives warns Trump through his representatives that it will refer the matter to the Justice Department if he does not comply.

July 21, 2021: Trump allegedly shows a military “plan of attack” that he says is “highly confidential” to a writer interviewing him at his Bedminster property. Trump remarks, “as president I could have declassified it. ... Now I can’t, you know, but this is still a secret,” according to the indictment, citing a recording of the interview.

Sept. 2021: Trump allegedly shows a classified map relating to a foreign military operation to a representative of his political action committee at his Bedminster golf course.

Dec, 2021
Trump employs a commercial delivery company to send 15 boxes containing 197 documents with classified markings (69 marked confidential, 98 secret and 30 top secret) to the National Archives.

Feb. 9, 2022: The National Archives and Records Administration asks the U.S. Justice Department to investigate Trump's handling of government records, after Trump returned boxes of government documents stored at Mar-a-Lago that included classified materials.

March 30, 2022: The FBI opens its investigation.

April 29, 2022: Trump attorney Evan Corcoran requests the National Archives delay providing material to the FBI.

May 10, 2022: The National Archives rejects the request by Trump’s counsel to postpone producing records to the FBI.

May 11, 2022: Trump, through his attorney Corcoran, accepts service of a federal grand jury subpoena seeking any classified material in his possession.

May 16-18, 2022: FBI agents conduct a preliminary review of the 15 boxes retrieved from Mar-a-Lago in January.

June 3, 2022: Jay Bratt, the Justice Department’s counterintelligence chief, arrives at Mar-a-Lago with three FBl agents to retrieve a folder containing 38 more classified documents. They also tour a storage room, but aren’t allowed to look in boxes.

June 8, 2022: Bratt sends a letter to Trump’s counsel asking that the storage room holding the documents be secured.

June 24, 2022: The Trump Organization Inc., the former president’s company, receives a federal grand jury subpoena for surveillance camera footage from Mar-a-Lago.

Aug. 5, 2022: The Justice Department applies to U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart in Florida for a warrant to search Mar-a-Lago.

Aug. 8, 2022: FBI agents execute the warrant at Mar-a-Lago, removing 27 boxes and several other document collections containing 11 sets of classified materials.

Aug. 8, 2022: Trump discloses that FBI agents searched ("RAideD!") Mar-a-Lago and broke into a safe in what one of Trump's sons said was part of a federal investigation into retention of records.

Aug. 12, 2022: The court-approved warrant behind the Aug. 8 search is released. It shows that 11 sets of classified documents were taken from Trump's property. The warrant states the Justice Department has probable cause to believe there were possible violations of the Espionage Act which makes it a crime to release information that could harm national security.

Aug. 22, 2022: Trump sues to block the Justice Department from reviewing materials seized from his home until a third-party arbiter, known as a special master, is assigned to make sure privileged documents are not improperly accessed.

Aug. 26, 2022: DOJ releases the heavily redacted affidavit behind the warrant for the search of Trump's property, disclosing that it believed the former president illegally possessed documents including some involving intelligence-gathering and clandestine human sources. The affidavit also says that there were "a significant number of civilian witnesses" assisting in the probe and that the department believed there also was evidence of obstruction.

Sept. 6, 2022: U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon grants Trump's request for a special master over DOJ objections, an action that delays the investigation. Senior U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie of Brooklyn is later named to run that third-party review.

Sept. 15, 2022: The Justice Department seeks to access the classified materials taken in the search. Cannon rejects the bid, but the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals later allows DOJ to review the documents.

---- Nov. 16, 2022: Trump announces he will run for the Republican nomination in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. ----

Nov. 20, 2022: U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland appoints U.S. Special Counsel Jack Smith to preside over criminal matters relating to Trump, including the classified documents investigation.

Dec. 1, 2022: A federal appeals court reverses Cannon's appointment of a special master in the case, finding she lacked the authority to appoint one. The ruling gives the Justice Department access to all materials seized in the search of Trump's property.

Dec. 7, 2022: At least two classified records are found during a further search of Trump's properties, a source says.

Dec, 2022: Trump lawyer Tim Parlatore appears before a federal grand jury in Washington to describe efforts to search Trump properties for any remaining government documents.

March, 2022 The D.C. Circuit rejects efforts by Trump and his lawyer Evan Corcoran to block the special counsel’s requests for Corcoran’s testimony and written work product.

March 24, 2023: Trump lawyer Evan Corcoran appears before a federal grand jury in Washington after a federal judge finds Smith's team made a sufficient showing that Trump may have deceived his attorneys in furtherance of a crime.

May 17, 2023: Parlatore confirms he has left Trump's legal team. He later says that he exited over disagreements with others over handling of the probe, claiming Trump aide Boris Epshteyn prevented attorneys from properly defending the former president. A Trump spokesperson denies the claims.

June 8, 2023: Trump writes on social media that the Biden administration has informed his attorneys that he has been indicted, and that he has been summoned to appear at the federal courthouse in Miami on June 13.

June 9, 2023: U.S. prosecutors unseal an indictment against Trump that accuses him of risking some of the country's most sensitive security secrets with his handling of unclassified documents. It charges Trump with 37 counts. A former aide, Walt Nauta, faces charges in the case as well.

ToolMaker wrote:
You are very impressive, you have the best copy and paste skills I've seen all day. I'm sure it took all of .059 seconds for Uncle...

You are very impressive, you have the best copy and paste skills I've seen all day. I'm sure it took all of .059 seconds for Uncle Google to give you that list of things to copy and paste. Mad Props, you should be so proud of yourself. Who knew that you were so talented? Such an asset you are, words just can't explain. Being so good at the googler, you might want to search and understand "propaganda". 

Copied from three entirely separate websites, dontcha’ know! Cool

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6/15/2023 3:13pm
Bullshit.  It has everything to do with biden, his entire administration,  and everything else he's doing to irreparably fuck this nation up. It's a last ditch...

Bullshit. 

It has everything to do with biden, his entire administration,  and everything else he's doing to irreparably fuck this nation up.

It's a last ditch, desperate attempt to keep him from running for president again, and fully exposing the criminal enterprise.

 

But hey, you just keep mindlessly devouring everything the media is spoon feeding you.

That's right. A 'last ditch' effort... Jan. 20, 2021: As Trump leaves the White House, he directs the movement of dozens of storage boxes to Mar-a-Lago...

That's right. A 'last ditch' effort...

Jan. 20, 2021: As Trump leaves the White House, he directs the movement of dozens of storage boxes to Mar-a-Lago. The boxes, packed by Trump and his White House staff, contain newspaper clippings, letters, photos and other mementos from his time in office, but also hundreds of classified documents that, as a former president, he wasn't authorised to have. Some boxes brought from the White House are stored on a stage in one of Mar-a-Lago’s ballrooms. A photo in the indictment shows boxes stacked on the stage.

March 15, 2021: Boxes are moved from the ballroom to the business center at Mar-a-Lago.

April 2021: Some boxes are moved into a bathroom and shower. 

May 6, 2021 (Yes that's TWO years ago, Trump fans)
The National Archives notifies former Trump White House lawyers of missing presidential records. The agency makes subsequent, repeated demands.

June 2021: The National Archives warns Trump through his representatives that it will refer the matter to the Justice Department if he does not comply.

July 21, 2021: Trump allegedly shows a military “plan of attack” that he says is “highly confidential” to a writer interviewing him at his Bedminster property. Trump remarks, “as president I could have declassified it. ... Now I can’t, you know, but this is still a secret,” according to the indictment, citing a recording of the interview.

Sept. 2021: Trump allegedly shows a classified map relating to a foreign military operation to a representative of his political action committee at his Bedminster golf course.

Dec, 2021
Trump employs a commercial delivery company to send 15 boxes containing 197 documents with classified markings (69 marked confidential, 98 secret and 30 top secret) to the National Archives.

Feb. 9, 2022: The National Archives and Records Administration asks the U.S. Justice Department to investigate Trump's handling of government records, after Trump returned boxes of government documents stored at Mar-a-Lago that included classified materials.

March 30, 2022: The FBI opens its investigation.

April 29, 2022: Trump attorney Evan Corcoran requests the National Archives delay providing material to the FBI.

May 10, 2022: The National Archives rejects the request by Trump’s counsel to postpone producing records to the FBI.

May 11, 2022: Trump, through his attorney Corcoran, accepts service of a federal grand jury subpoena seeking any classified material in his possession.

May 16-18, 2022: FBI agents conduct a preliminary review of the 15 boxes retrieved from Mar-a-Lago in January.

June 3, 2022: Jay Bratt, the Justice Department’s counterintelligence chief, arrives at Mar-a-Lago with three FBl agents to retrieve a folder containing 38 more classified documents. They also tour a storage room, but aren’t allowed to look in boxes.

June 8, 2022: Bratt sends a letter to Trump’s counsel asking that the storage room holding the documents be secured.

June 24, 2022: The Trump Organization Inc., the former president’s company, receives a federal grand jury subpoena for surveillance camera footage from Mar-a-Lago.

Aug. 5, 2022: The Justice Department applies to U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart in Florida for a warrant to search Mar-a-Lago.

Aug. 8, 2022: FBI agents execute the warrant at Mar-a-Lago, removing 27 boxes and several other document collections containing 11 sets of classified materials.

Aug. 8, 2022: Trump discloses that FBI agents searched ("RAideD!") Mar-a-Lago and broke into a safe in what one of Trump's sons said was part of a federal investigation into retention of records.

Aug. 12, 2022: The court-approved warrant behind the Aug. 8 search is released. It shows that 11 sets of classified documents were taken from Trump's property. The warrant states the Justice Department has probable cause to believe there were possible violations of the Espionage Act which makes it a crime to release information that could harm national security.

Aug. 22, 2022: Trump sues to block the Justice Department from reviewing materials seized from his home until a third-party arbiter, known as a special master, is assigned to make sure privileged documents are not improperly accessed.

Aug. 26, 2022: DOJ releases the heavily redacted affidavit behind the warrant for the search of Trump's property, disclosing that it believed the former president illegally possessed documents including some involving intelligence-gathering and clandestine human sources. The affidavit also says that there were "a significant number of civilian witnesses" assisting in the probe and that the department believed there also was evidence of obstruction.

Sept. 6, 2022: U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon grants Trump's request for a special master over DOJ objections, an action that delays the investigation. Senior U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie of Brooklyn is later named to run that third-party review.

Sept. 15, 2022: The Justice Department seeks to access the classified materials taken in the search. Cannon rejects the bid, but the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals later allows DOJ to review the documents.

---- Nov. 16, 2022: Trump announces he will run for the Republican nomination in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. ----

Nov. 20, 2022: U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland appoints U.S. Special Counsel Jack Smith to preside over criminal matters relating to Trump, including the classified documents investigation.

Dec. 1, 2022: A federal appeals court reverses Cannon's appointment of a special master in the case, finding she lacked the authority to appoint one. The ruling gives the Justice Department access to all materials seized in the search of Trump's property.

Dec. 7, 2022: At least two classified records are found during a further search of Trump's properties, a source says.

Dec, 2022: Trump lawyer Tim Parlatore appears before a federal grand jury in Washington to describe efforts to search Trump properties for any remaining government documents.

March, 2022 The D.C. Circuit rejects efforts by Trump and his lawyer Evan Corcoran to block the special counsel’s requests for Corcoran’s testimony and written work product.

March 24, 2023: Trump lawyer Evan Corcoran appears before a federal grand jury in Washington after a federal judge finds Smith's team made a sufficient showing that Trump may have deceived his attorneys in furtherance of a crime.

May 17, 2023: Parlatore confirms he has left Trump's legal team. He later says that he exited over disagreements with others over handling of the probe, claiming Trump aide Boris Epshteyn prevented attorneys from properly defending the former president. A Trump spokesperson denies the claims.

June 8, 2023: Trump writes on social media that the Biden administration has informed his attorneys that he has been indicted, and that he has been summoned to appear at the federal courthouse in Miami on June 13.

June 9, 2023: U.S. prosecutors unseal an indictment against Trump that accuses him of risking some of the country's most sensitive security secrets with his handling of unclassified documents. It charges Trump with 37 counts. A former aide, Walt Nauta, faces charges in the case as well.

ToolMaker wrote:
You are very impressive, you have the best copy and paste skills I've seen all day. I'm sure it took all of .059 seconds for Uncle...

You are very impressive, you have the best copy and paste skills I've seen all day. I'm sure it took all of .059 seconds for Uncle Google to give you that list of things to copy and paste. Mad Props, you should be so proud of yourself. Who knew that you were so talented? Such an asset you are, words just can't explain. Being so good at the googler, you might want to search and understand "propaganda". 

the irony

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6/16/2023 10:45am Edited Date/Time 6/16/2023 10:52am
TDeath21 wrote:
Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do. Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for...

Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do.

Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for everyone, and I stay here to attempt to make it that way. “A more perfect Union”. I have a great family, a job in which we can take multiple vacations per year, and my children are in an amazing school district. My right to marry who I love was never threatened. I never had to worry about gang violence in my neighborhood when I was a kid or being targeted to join a gang when I was a kid. Many others in this country don’t have those same luxuries. Imagine if Abraham Lincoln or Dwight D. Eisenhower said meh my life is good I don’t need to do anything. Or if Lincoln said yeah slavery is awful this country sucks I can’t believe they still have slavery I’m leaving.

My child(ren) doesn’t (don’t) have cancer, and I hope to god they never do. But I still care deeply about those parents going bankrupt because their child does. I don’t live in an area where tons of regulations on a major corporation have been lifted, so myself and my family would have to breathe polluted air, but I still care a ton about a family who is experiencing that. I don’t have diabetes, but I care about the people who do and don’t think they should pay outrageous prices to stay alive. So yeah I could just look at that and many other things, and say yep we are moving. Instead, I would like to do my part to progress the country forward and create a more perfect union, like our founders always intended.

Circling back around to get us back on topic, let’s completely ignore the fact that Biden and Trump’s cases are completely different. Biden returned all his documents and Trump refused to, for example. If the DOJ were doing the same thing to Biden, would you be okay with them still prosecuting Trump? Because I would be. They can share a prison cell for all I care if they did the same thing. I don’t blindly follow Biden like you guys do Trump.

Gworm wrote:
Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool. They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get...

Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool.

They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get one named after you. 

Biden kept some of his for up to 50 years or so, so I see what you mean about him doing the right thing. Before his came to light, he said he couldn’t believe someone could be so irresponsible to have classified docs at their house. 
Trump was working with them on his, but for some reason they decided to raid his home just a few days before midterms. What a coincidence. 
 

And what classified docs can a senator declassify? Oh yeah, none. But as said earlier, he does have the corvette defense going for him. 

I’d still like to run into you at a track sometime. As long as we both have thick skin we’d probably get along ok, talking crap to each other. 

TDeath21 wrote:
You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who...

You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who could have looked at some issues our country had and said yeah that’s awful I’m out. Instead they stayed and did their part to right our country’s wrongs. If everyone just left if there were things in their country they felt needed fixed, I’m not sure where any human would ever live.

You clearly think Biden is awful and is running this country into the ground. Why haven’t you packed up and left yet?

Alright I know you guys like to say use whataboutism and say what about Biden. Let’s not do that though. Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.

Trump was notified he had to return the documents. He returned 197 of them, and that 197 he returned, he was not indicted for or charged in any way. Upon multiple requests to return the rest, he refused. After multiple refusals, his house at Mar-A-Lago was raided and the documents were recovered. The investigation continued and a Grand Jury, made up of every day Americans summoned for jury duty, decided to indict him. Trump’s defense of this entire thing has morphed from innocence, to whataboutism, to now saying it is fine because it is a civil case not a criminal one (incorrect but his words not mine).

Given all the evidence, including audio recordings, what the documents themselves pertained, where and how he stored them, his refusal to return them, his own statements, and his own ever changing defense strategies, do you believe Trump should be indicted, arrested, and convicted for the crimes he has allegedly committed? We can talk about Biden or Clinton or whoever else later if you want. Trump here, isolated, what do you think?

Biden had classified documents from his time as a Senator in the 70s. Biden had no rights to those documents. This is an illegal act  

He chose to improperly secure them for decades. 

Biden had classified documents in an office financed and accessed by the Chinese. Again, Biden had no rights to those classified documents. This is an illegal act  

biden illegally possessed classified documents and they may have been accessed by Chinese or other foreign intelligence. 

Trump has rights to his documents and was in current legal negotiations over them. 

Biden, no rights to classified material but illegally possessed for decades. Illegal  

Trump has rights to his, was negotiating their disposition. 
 

This points to a political persecution. 
 

Please, this is paint by numbers, it cannot be explained any simpler. 

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6/16/2023 11:01am
Gworm wrote:
Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool. They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get...

Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool.

They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get one named after you. 

Biden kept some of his for up to 50 years or so, so I see what you mean about him doing the right thing. Before his came to light, he said he couldn’t believe someone could be so irresponsible to have classified docs at their house. 
Trump was working with them on his, but for some reason they decided to raid his home just a few days before midterms. What a coincidence. 
 

And what classified docs can a senator declassify? Oh yeah, none. But as said earlier, he does have the corvette defense going for him. 

I’d still like to run into you at a track sometime. As long as we both have thick skin we’d probably get along ok, talking crap to each other. 

TDeath21 wrote:
You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who...

You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who could have looked at some issues our country had and said yeah that’s awful I’m out. Instead they stayed and did their part to right our country’s wrongs. If everyone just left if there were things in their country they felt needed fixed, I’m not sure where any human would ever live.

You clearly think Biden is awful and is running this country into the ground. Why haven’t you packed up and left yet?

Alright I know you guys like to say use whataboutism and say what about Biden. Let’s not do that though. Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.

Trump was notified he had to return the documents. He returned 197 of them, and that 197 he returned, he was not indicted for or charged in any way. Upon multiple requests to return the rest, he refused. After multiple refusals, his house at Mar-A-Lago was raided and the documents were recovered. The investigation continued and a Grand Jury, made up of every day Americans summoned for jury duty, decided to indict him. Trump’s defense of this entire thing has morphed from innocence, to whataboutism, to now saying it is fine because it is a civil case not a criminal one (incorrect but his words not mine).

Given all the evidence, including audio recordings, what the documents themselves pertained, where and how he stored them, his refusal to return them, his own statements, and his own ever changing defense strategies, do you believe Trump should be indicted, arrested, and convicted for the crimes he has allegedly committed? We can talk about Biden or Clinton or whoever else later if you want. Trump here, isolated, what do you think?

Biden had classified documents from his time as a Senator in the 70s. Biden had no rights to those documents. This is an illegal act  ...

Biden had classified documents from his time as a Senator in the 70s. Biden had no rights to those documents. This is an illegal act  

He chose to improperly secure them for decades. 

Biden had classified documents in an office financed and accessed by the Chinese. Again, Biden had no rights to those classified documents. This is an illegal act  

biden illegally possessed classified documents and they may have been accessed by Chinese or other foreign intelligence. 

Trump has rights to his documents and was in current legal negotiations over them. 

Biden, no rights to classified material but illegally possessed for decades. Illegal  

Trump has rights to his, was negotiating their disposition. 
 

This points to a political persecution. 
 

Please, this is paint by numbers, it cannot be explained any simpler. 

Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.
 

Trump here, isolated, what do you think?


Then all I get from you is WHAT ABOUT BIDEN!?!?!?

Learn to read and get back to me.

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Quoted for truth. The "establishment" is scarred shit less of Trump for wanting to turn the country around - making its people more self sufficient, and...

Quoted for truth. The "establishment" is scarred shit less of Trump for wanting to turn the country around - making its people more self sufficient, and less reliant on the rest of the world (as it should be in my opinion). Instead, the currupt lifetime politicians want to maintain the status quo, and the greasing of palms that come with the job. The fact that the man did the JOB FOR FREE, tells me enough about his love for this country and his belief in the American people. I dont care if I have to "write him in" on my ballot, I'll be there to vote for the man. 

Just the fact that they're offering up a plea deal if he drops out of the presidential race,  tells you everything you need to know about...

Just the fact that they're offering up a plea deal if he drops out of the presidential race,  tells you everything you need to know about this bullshit. 

When I read this I was curious because I hadn’t heard about this. I tried to find information on it but couldn’t find any. Now it is being reported on. 
 

The attorney for Trump’s co-defendant, who is reputable, said that he was told that his attempt for a DC Circuit Judge could be facilitated if he flipped on Trump. 
 

This is highly unethical. They may have tainted their case now. 

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6/16/2023 11:07am Edited Date/Time 6/16/2023 11:11am
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Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do. Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for...

Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do.

Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for everyone, and I stay here to attempt to make it that way. “A more perfect Union”. I have a great family, a job in which we can take multiple vacations per year, and my children are in an amazing school district. My right to marry who I love was never threatened. I never had to worry about gang violence in my neighborhood when I was a kid or being targeted to join a gang when I was a kid. Many others in this country don’t have those same luxuries. Imagine if Abraham Lincoln or Dwight D. Eisenhower said meh my life is good I don’t need to do anything. Or if Lincoln said yeah slavery is awful this country sucks I can’t believe they still have slavery I’m leaving.

My child(ren) doesn’t (don’t) have cancer, and I hope to god they never do. But I still care deeply about those parents going bankrupt because their child does. I don’t live in an area where tons of regulations on a major corporation have been lifted, so myself and my family would have to breathe polluted air, but I still care a ton about a family who is experiencing that. I don’t have diabetes, but I care about the people who do and don’t think they should pay outrageous prices to stay alive. So yeah I could just look at that and many other things, and say yep we are moving. Instead, I would like to do my part to progress the country forward and create a more perfect union, like our founders always intended.

Circling back around to get us back on topic, let’s completely ignore the fact that Biden and Trump’s cases are completely different. Biden returned all his documents and Trump refused to, for example. If the DOJ were doing the same thing to Biden, would you be okay with them still prosecuting Trump? Because I would be. They can share a prison cell for all I care if they did the same thing. I don’t blindly follow Biden like you guys do Trump.

Ok, I agree that Trumps and Biden’s cases are different, but, you guessed it, for different reasons than you do. Trump had the ability to declassify, Biden did not. I’ve not kept up with everything he has said, but most experts that I’ve listened to, are still saying that. 
 

It all stems from who you listen to. You are listening to the left, who have been making up crap for 6 years or more. They all “have proof “ that never gets seen. How many times do you keep believing them?

You seem to think that it’s great that Biden handed his docs over. How about you go rob a bank, and when the authorities show up at your door, just give them the money back, and say “it’s all good”. See how that works out. 
 

To answer your question about Trump, show evidence that he did anything with them to hurt our country, or even make money on them. You won’t be able to find it. 
 

Then look at the flow of money that was going to the Clinton foundation when she had a little power, and look at it now. It has pretty well dried up. 
 

Look at Biden’s finances. He has been a govt employee for 50 years, making around 180k a year tops, till he became President. That adds up to 9M if he had no living expenses at all. How many high dollar homes does he have?

 

I’ve said it before. I’d rather trust a rich man that went into politics, than a politician that became rich. 
 

When Trump ran the first time, I said to a friend that I thought it was sad that out of 330m people, He and Hillary were what we had to choose from. She was a crook, and he was a buffoon. But no way would I vote for her. 
 

I changed my mind after I saw how good the country was doing under his leadership. 
 

You ask why I haven’t left, since I think we are headed downhill WFO, and I posed the same question to you. 
 

There is a huge difference between saying my country has never been great, and saying that the last 2 years we are headed downhill, and we need to change. 
 

I know I won’t change your mind, and you know you won’t change mine, so I guess this is where we are. 

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6/16/2023 11:11am Edited Date/Time 6/16/2023 11:22am
TDeath21 wrote:
You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who...

You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who could have looked at some issues our country had and said yeah that’s awful I’m out. Instead they stayed and did their part to right our country’s wrongs. If everyone just left if there were things in their country they felt needed fixed, I’m not sure where any human would ever live.

You clearly think Biden is awful and is running this country into the ground. Why haven’t you packed up and left yet?

Alright I know you guys like to say use whataboutism and say what about Biden. Let’s not do that though. Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.

Trump was notified he had to return the documents. He returned 197 of them, and that 197 he returned, he was not indicted for or charged in any way. Upon multiple requests to return the rest, he refused. After multiple refusals, his house at Mar-A-Lago was raided and the documents were recovered. The investigation continued and a Grand Jury, made up of every day Americans summoned for jury duty, decided to indict him. Trump’s defense of this entire thing has morphed from innocence, to whataboutism, to now saying it is fine because it is a civil case not a criminal one (incorrect but his words not mine).

Given all the evidence, including audio recordings, what the documents themselves pertained, where and how he stored them, his refusal to return them, his own statements, and his own ever changing defense strategies, do you believe Trump should be indicted, arrested, and convicted for the crimes he has allegedly committed? We can talk about Biden or Clinton or whoever else later if you want. Trump here, isolated, what do you think?

Biden had classified documents from his time as a Senator in the 70s. Biden had no rights to those documents. This is an illegal act  ...

Biden had classified documents from his time as a Senator in the 70s. Biden had no rights to those documents. This is an illegal act  

He chose to improperly secure them for decades. 

Biden had classified documents in an office financed and accessed by the Chinese. Again, Biden had no rights to those classified documents. This is an illegal act  

biden illegally possessed classified documents and they may have been accessed by Chinese or other foreign intelligence. 

Trump has rights to his documents and was in current legal negotiations over them. 

Biden, no rights to classified material but illegally possessed for decades. Illegal  

Trump has rights to his, was negotiating their disposition. 
 

This points to a political persecution. 
 

Please, this is paint by numbers, it cannot be explained any simpler. 

TDeath21 wrote:
Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.   Trump here...

Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.
 

Trump here, isolated, what do you think?


Then all I get from you is WHAT ABOUT BIDEN!?!?!?

Learn to read and get back to me.

If all you took from that is “whataboutism” when I explained illegal behavior and political persecution by Biden, in a way that an 8th grader could understand, you’re an idiot.
 

I have facts, you have chirps. 

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The way joe and co. have sold us out to china, and every other adversarial nation, there's no way in hell that any piece of paper Trump held on to, contained anything that would put our nation, or military,  in danger.

 

Not to mention, cyber warfare has made paper files pointless.

 

We know everything about "them".

"They" know everything about us.

 

Anyone remember the spy balloon joe allowed to glide right over key defense locations  ??

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Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do. Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for...

Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do.

Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for everyone, and I stay here to attempt to make it that way. “A more perfect Union”. I have a great family, a job in which we can take multiple vacations per year, and my children are in an amazing school district. My right to marry who I love was never threatened. I never had to worry about gang violence in my neighborhood when I was a kid or being targeted to join a gang when I was a kid. Many others in this country don’t have those same luxuries. Imagine if Abraham Lincoln or Dwight D. Eisenhower said meh my life is good I don’t need to do anything. Or if Lincoln said yeah slavery is awful this country sucks I can’t believe they still have slavery I’m leaving.

My child(ren) doesn’t (don’t) have cancer, and I hope to god they never do. But I still care deeply about those parents going bankrupt because their child does. I don’t live in an area where tons of regulations on a major corporation have been lifted, so myself and my family would have to breathe polluted air, but I still care a ton about a family who is experiencing that. I don’t have diabetes, but I care about the people who do and don’t think they should pay outrageous prices to stay alive. So yeah I could just look at that and many other things, and say yep we are moving. Instead, I would like to do my part to progress the country forward and create a more perfect union, like our founders always intended.

Circling back around to get us back on topic, let’s completely ignore the fact that Biden and Trump’s cases are completely different. Biden returned all his documents and Trump refused to, for example. If the DOJ were doing the same thing to Biden, would you be okay with them still prosecuting Trump? Because I would be. They can share a prison cell for all I care if they did the same thing. I don’t blindly follow Biden like you guys do Trump.

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Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool. They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get...

Comparing yourself to Abe and Dwight. Cool.

They both have a street named for them in my town, I’ll see what I can do to get one named after you. 

Biden kept some of his for up to 50 years or so, so I see what you mean about him doing the right thing. Before his came to light, he said he couldn’t believe someone could be so irresponsible to have classified docs at their house. 
Trump was working with them on his, but for some reason they decided to raid his home just a few days before midterms. What a coincidence. 
 

And what classified docs can a senator declassify? Oh yeah, none. But as said earlier, he does have the corvette defense going for him. 

I’d still like to run into you at a track sometime. As long as we both have thick skin we’d probably get along ok, talking crap to each other. 

TDeath21 wrote:
You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who...

You criticized my reading comprehension earlier. I guess it’s my turn. I’m clearly not directly comparing myself to them. I’m using an example of people who could have looked at some issues our country had and said yeah that’s awful I’m out. Instead they stayed and did their part to right our country’s wrongs. If everyone just left if there were things in their country they felt needed fixed, I’m not sure where any human would ever live.

You clearly think Biden is awful and is running this country into the ground. Why haven’t you packed up and left yet?

Alright I know you guys like to say use whataboutism and say what about Biden. Let’s not do that though. Let’s isolate the Trump case on its own, as the differences between Trump and Biden have been discussed before in this very thread.

Trump was notified he had to return the documents. He returned 197 of them, and that 197 he returned, he was not indicted for or charged in any way. Upon multiple requests to return the rest, he refused. After multiple refusals, his house at Mar-A-Lago was raided and the documents were recovered. The investigation continued and a Grand Jury, made up of every day Americans summoned for jury duty, decided to indict him. Trump’s defense of this entire thing has morphed from innocence, to whataboutism, to now saying it is fine because it is a civil case not a criminal one (incorrect but his words not mine).

Given all the evidence, including audio recordings, what the documents themselves pertained, where and how he stored them, his refusal to return them, his own statements, and his own ever changing defense strategies, do you believe Trump should be indicted, arrested, and convicted for the crimes he has allegedly committed? We can talk about Biden or Clinton or whoever else later if you want. Trump here, isolated, what do you think?

About the only thing coming out of your monotonous ramblings is a case of Long Haulers TDS.  Along the same lines as NYCDA Bragg, the DOJ has driven hard to turn a process crime into a criminal case.  So, you're not all that alone.  But the separation seems to be that you really have no stand on, or for anything, except your antipathy for Trump.  And the more you write and the longer your post get it's becoming clearer that the only one that you're trying to convince anymore is yourself.  

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The way joe and co. have sold us out to china, and every other adversarial nation, there's no way in hell that any piece of paper...

The way joe and co. have sold us out to china, and every other adversarial nation, there's no way in hell that any piece of paper Trump held on to, contained anything that would put our nation, or military,  in danger.

 

Not to mention, cyber warfare has made paper files pointless.

 

We know everything about "them".

"They" know everything about us.

 

Anyone remember the spy balloon joe allowed to glide right over key defense locations  ??

Not to mention, cyber warfare has made paper files pointless.

Declassify everything paper then, right?

 

We know everything about "them".

"They" know everything about us.

Anyone remember the spy balloon joe allowed to glide right over key defense locations  ??

 

Whats the point of a spy balloon if they already know everything? Whats the point of being upset about a spy balloon if we already know that they know?

 

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Upset  ???

 

The point was, nothing in that small batch of papers, was anything that wasn't widely known by other means long before it was printed out on paper.

The only ones in the dark about the subject matter are, the American people. 

Who's information it actually belongs to.

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Staying on point …

Basically, the DOJ has a decision to make. There is no good option.

Option 1 is they let Trump get away with it because of the fear of what could happen. The potential unrest it could cause or the violence his supporters have all but promised will come. This would send a message to the entire country that presidents are above the law and create multiple cracks throughout our entire justice system on both sides of the aisle, from the federal level to the local level. This would show that threatening of violence can and does allow you to walk free. It would show what many on both sides of the aisle already believe. That our politicians and the wealthy are not playing by the same rules as we are.

Option 2 is they continue with Trump the same as they would any other person, showing that a president is not above the law, and actions have consequences, no matter how powerful you are. This option would confirm to his supporters what they have convinced themselves is true. That he’s a target of political persecution and if they can get him, they’re coming after everyone else next. The self fulfilling prophecy as they call it. Trump has set it up this way from the beginning. If he’s found not guilty or they don’t even try, then he was clearly innocent all along and the mere thought of him doing anything wrong makes you an idiot. If they continue with it, and if he’s found guilty, then it’s a political persecution that they had planned all along, and they’re clearly coming for you next. If they can take him down they can take anyone down.

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6/16/2023 1:32pm Edited Date/Time 6/16/2023 1:33pm
TDeath21 wrote:
What does Make America Great Again mean? What era is he referring to? When was America great for everyone, regardless of race, sex, sexual orientation, or...

What does Make America Great Again mean? What era is he referring to? When was America great for everyone, regardless of race, sex, sexual orientation, or physical disability? Questions we need answered!

Gworm wrote:

You ever been out of this country?

TDeath21 wrote:

Irrelevant to this topic or my question asked. But yes. You have an answer for my question now?

You asked multiple questions. It’s dick to do that and then claim you didn’t answer the question.

 

Which one?

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TDeath21 wrote:
Staying on point … Basically, the DOJ has a decision to make. There is no good option. Option 1 is they let Trump get away with...

Staying on point …

Basically, the DOJ has a decision to make. There is no good option.

Option 1 is they let Trump get away with it because of the fear of what could happen. The potential unrest it could cause or the violence his supporters have all but promised will come. This would send a message to the entire country that presidents are above the law and create multiple cracks throughout our entire justice system on both sides of the aisle, from the federal level to the local level. This would show that threatening of violence can and does allow you to walk free. It would show what many on both sides of the aisle already believe. That our politicians and the wealthy are not playing by the same rules as we are.

Option 2 is they continue with Trump the same as they would any other person, showing that a president is not above the law, and actions have consequences, no matter how powerful you are. This option would confirm to his supporters what they have convinced themselves is true. That he’s a target of political persecution and if they can get him, they’re coming after everyone else next. The self fulfilling prophecy as they call it. Trump has set it up this way from the beginning. If he’s found not guilty or they don’t even try, then he was clearly innocent all along and the mere thought of him doing anything wrong makes you an idiot. If they continue with it, and if he’s found guilty, then it’s a political persecution that they had planned all along, and they’re clearly coming for you next. If they can take him down they can take anyone down.

There is no decision to make.
 

TDS = dogma. 

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TDeath21 wrote:
Staying on point … Basically, the DOJ has a decision to make. There is no good option. Option 1 is they let Trump get away with...

Staying on point …

Basically, the DOJ has a decision to make. There is no good option.

Option 1 is they let Trump get away with it because of the fear of what could happen. The potential unrest it could cause or the violence his supporters have all but promised will come. This would send a message to the entire country that presidents are above the law and create multiple cracks throughout our entire justice system on both sides of the aisle, from the federal level to the local level. This would show that threatening of violence can and does allow you to walk free. It would show what many on both sides of the aisle already believe. That our politicians and the wealthy are not playing by the same rules as we are.

Option 2 is they continue with Trump the same as they would any other person, showing that a president is not above the law, and actions have consequences, no matter how powerful you are. This option would confirm to his supporters what they have convinced themselves is true. That he’s a target of political persecution and if they can get him, they’re coming after everyone else next. The self fulfilling prophecy as they call it. Trump has set it up this way from the beginning. If he’s found not guilty or they don’t even try, then he was clearly innocent all along and the mere thought of him doing anything wrong makes you an idiot. If they continue with it, and if he’s found guilty, then it’s a political persecution that they had planned all along, and they’re clearly coming for you next. If they can take him down they can take anyone down.

They went with option one in the OJ Simpson murder trial. So let's see if they do it again.

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Dear God,  somebody show this clown how to use the space bar, and at least form up paragraphs. 

 

Not that it will change his broken record rants.

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6/16/2023 2:12pm Edited Date/Time 6/16/2023 2:19pm
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Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do. Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for...

Ah it’s the classic bullshit answer or question you guys like to do.

Answer is simple. It’s great for me, but it can be better for everyone, and I stay here to attempt to make it that way. “A more perfect Union”. I have a great family, a job in which we can take multiple vacations per year, and my children are in an amazing school district. My right to marry who I love was never threatened. I never had to worry about gang violence in my neighborhood when I was a kid or being targeted to join a gang when I was a kid. Many others in this country don’t have those same luxuries. Imagine if Abraham Lincoln or Dwight D. Eisenhower said meh my life is good I don’t need to do anything. Or if Lincoln said yeah slavery is awful this country sucks I can’t believe they still have slavery I’m leaving.

My child(ren) doesn’t (don’t) have cancer, and I hope to god they never do. But I still care deeply about those parents going bankrupt because their child does. I don’t live in an area where tons of regulations on a major corporation have been lifted, so myself and my family would have to breathe polluted air, but I still care a ton about a family who is experiencing that. I don’t have diabetes, but I care about the people who do and don’t think they should pay outrageous prices to stay alive. So yeah I could just look at that and many other things, and say yep we are moving. Instead, I would like to do my part to progress the country forward and create a more perfect union, like our founders always intended.

Circling back around to get us back on topic, let’s completely ignore the fact that Biden and Trump’s cases are completely different. Biden returned all his documents and Trump refused to, for example. If the DOJ were doing the same thing to Biden, would you be okay with them still prosecuting Trump? Because I would be. They can share a prison cell for all I care if they did the same thing. I don’t blindly follow Biden like you guys do Trump.

Sounds like you grew up a privileged rich kid, and didn't have to struggle for much. . .

You are entitled to your opinion, just like others here.

I don't understand your desire to stir up controversy and dissent every...damn...day.

Some of us don't care to argue your points, because we know your mind is made up and will not change.

Why can't you see the same?

It's obnoxious dude . . . trollish

I'm wondering your age?  You have a wonderful life in a paradise with a beautiful wife and children.  Your air and water is fresh and clean. . .  that is a great thing.

Why do you have to be the Alpha here and shove this shit down everyone's throat?  

That is weird behavior man. . . 

And one more thing man...... there are people here on this board today, battling Cancer.

There are people here today on this board with diabetes and other life threatening diseases . . . .do you value their lives and opinions?

Im glad your kids are healthy, some of our guys on here are not.

So ease up with that shit. . . 

Life is a bitch for a lot of people, glad it's perfect for you . . . .

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He'll never be the alpha. 

And therein lies his problem. 

(Well one of them anyway)

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He'll never be the alpha. 

And therein lies his problem. 

(Well one of them anyway)

Can’t you just picture him with his man bun, skinny jeans, Birkenstocks, and soy latte; typing feverishly in his Mom’s basement? 

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Greg, I ain't giving Biden a pass on this shit.  If he did wrong I hope they throw the book at him...I really do.  I consider...

Greg, I ain't giving Biden a pass on this shit.  If he did wrong I hope they throw the book at him...I really do.  I consider myself a citizen above political affiliation.

Having said that...Ole Trump has been sticking his nose out his whole life...daring someone to thump it.  He may have found someone willing to give it a go.

I really don't wish the man any ill will but I do wish he'd just go play golf and spend all that money before he's too old to enjoy it.

I disagreed with Reagan and both Bushes but I DID respect them.  I believe they were/are good, decent men.  Sorry, but I can't say the same for the Donald.Blush

Fisch, I totally understand your feelings toward Trump. I actually felt that way for a while. But, I think mostly he’s just full of the New York “tough guy businessman” attitude. 
 
But, do you consider Biden an honorable man? Just looking at his cabinet appointments (Levine and Brinton) tells me no. Then add his comments that teachers have more rights to control our kids than their parents. 
 

I just don’t get how anyone can support that. 

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Greg, I ain't giving Biden a pass on this shit.  If he did wrong I hope they throw the book at him...I really do.  I consider...

Greg, I ain't giving Biden a pass on this shit.  If he did wrong I hope they throw the book at him...I really do.  I consider myself a citizen above political affiliation.

Having said that...Ole Trump has been sticking his nose out his whole life...daring someone to thump it.  He may have found someone willing to give it a go.

I really don't wish the man any ill will but I do wish he'd just go play golf and spend all that money before he's too old to enjoy it.

I disagreed with Reagan and both Bushes but I DID respect them.  I believe they were/are good, decent men.  Sorry, but I can't say the same for the Donald.Blush

Gworm wrote:
Fisch, I totally understand your feelings toward Trump. I actually felt that way for a while. But, I think mostly he’s just full of the New...

Fisch, I totally understand your feelings toward Trump. I actually felt that way for a while. But, I think mostly he’s just full of the New York “tough guy businessman” attitude. 
 
But, do you consider Biden an honorable man? Just looking at his cabinet appointments (Levine and Brinton) tells me no. Then add his comments that teachers have more rights to control our kids than their parents. 
 

I just don’t get how anyone can support that. 

 

 

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Greg, I ain't giving Biden a pass on this shit.  If he did wrong I hope they throw the book at him...I really do.  I consider...

Greg, I ain't giving Biden a pass on this shit.  If he did wrong I hope they throw the book at him...I really do.  I consider myself a citizen above political affiliation.

Having said that...Ole Trump has been sticking his nose out his whole life...daring someone to thump it.  He may have found someone willing to give it a go.

I really don't wish the man any ill will but I do wish he'd just go play golf and spend all that money before he's too old to enjoy it.

I disagreed with Reagan and both Bushes but I DID respect them.  I believe they were/are good, decent men.  Sorry, but I can't say the same for the Donald.Blush

Gworm wrote:
Fisch, I totally understand your feelings toward Trump. I actually felt that way for a while. But, I think mostly he’s just full of the New...

Fisch, I totally understand your feelings toward Trump. I actually felt that way for a while. But, I think mostly he’s just full of the New York “tough guy businessman” attitude. 
 
But, do you consider Biden an honorable man? Just looking at his cabinet appointments (Levine and Brinton) tells me no. Then add his comments that teachers have more rights to control our kids than their parents. 
 

I just don’t get how anyone can support that. 

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Was it uncouth to say? Yes. Is he right? Also, yes. Look up Audie Murphy, or Chesty Puller, those are War Heroes. 

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Was it uncouth to say? Yes. Is he right? Also, yes. Look up Audie Murphy, or Chesty Puller, those are War Heroes. 

How do you feel about renaming Ft Bragg after Henry Johnson cowboy?

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Was it uncouth to say? Yes. Is he right? Also, yes. Look up Audie Murphy, or Chesty Puller, those are War Heroes. 

early wrote:

How do you feel about renaming Ft Bragg after Henry Johnson cowboy?

I think it’s bullshit to be honest with you. Hood, etc; also bullshit. The disparaging of Robert E. Lee. They are/were still American Fighting Men. They didn’t pick or decide the politics, they defended their state homes. 
 

That’s the thing, wether you agree with the War, or not, you took an Oath, with Honor, you’re going to fight. 

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Let me add, Henry Johnson does deserve recognition. CMOH winner!

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Can’t you just picture him with his man bun, skinny jeans, Birkenstocks, and soy latte; typing feverishly in his Mom’s basement? 

Rich boy know it all, gonna save the world by defeating Trump.

Wonder wtf he is gonna do when Trump is a non-issue?

Find another righteous cause to spend daddy's money on?

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early wrote:

How do you feel about renaming Ft Bragg after Henry Johnson cowboy?

How about this early?

Let's build that man a brand new base, with lots of room.

Worthy of the man's name and actions?

You gonna rename an old base and call it good?

Screw that!  

And McCain. . . the idiot fired a rocket on his own carrier while parked.  The USS Forrestal.

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early wrote:

How do you feel about renaming Ft Bragg after Henry Johnson cowboy?

How about this early? Let's build that man a brand new base, with lots of room. Worthy of the man's name and actions? You gonna rename...

How about this early?

Let's build that man a brand new base, with lots of room.

Worthy of the man's name and actions?

You gonna rename an old base and call it good?

Screw that!  

And McCain. . . the idiot fired a rocket on his own carrier while parked.  The USS Forrestal.

I didn't say anything about it one way or another. I never served so I don't have deep insight into all the angles on matters like this. I've seen some mixed opinions on this topic, figured I'd ask DangerRanger his opinion since he did serve, and the topic of war heros came up. I never heard the story of Henry Johnson til now, I even got the base wrong, it's Fort Polk, not Bragg which was also renamed, I got mixed up.

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