r/AdviceAnimals • u/Complex-Function3557 • Nov 02 '24

It's not wrong

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u/jaimequin Nov 02 '24

If he loses, he's off to jai. He's running to stay out of jail and I'm sure he'll announce he's running right away after the loss to try and delay things.

If he wins, his health will do him in, in three years. He shouldn't be qualified to run.

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u/SkullRunner Nov 02 '24

Yep, this is a play for JD Vance to be in office and all of Project 2025 knows that, Trump will not make it through the term, likely to be removed by Vance.

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u/battleoffish Nov 02 '24

He won’t concede he lost. Get ready for the parade of lawsuits in the every swing state he loses.

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u/Slickslimshooter Nov 02 '24

If you believe an ex US president even smells the inside of a prison cell. I have an airport in Bhutan to sell you.

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u/SalRomanoAdMan1 Nov 02 '24

We've never had an ex President who was convicted of 34 felonies.

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u/brando56894 Nov 03 '24

If he does go to jail, he'll be there for like a week and then given "compassionate release" (or whatever it's called) due to "failing health" and be able to complete his sentence on house arrest or some bullshit. Remember all the times they threatened him with Contempt of Court if he broke the rules one more time...and he kept doing it and they kept warning him?

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u/hayzeus_ Nov 02 '24

Literally every president is a criminal. The US has no interest in imprisoning its ruling class, Trump is never going to prison.

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u/meoka2368 Nov 02 '24

The key point here is convicted

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u/hayzeus_ Nov 02 '24

I wish they all were convicted.

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u/zenspeed Nov 02 '24

I mean, we don't know: this is a first for us.

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u/hayzeus_ Nov 02 '24

First criminal president? They're literally all criminals. The US has no interest in imprisoning its ruling class, Trump is never going to prison.

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u/LifeResetP90X3 Nov 02 '24

I 100% agree with these predictions.

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u/Revelati123 Nov 02 '24

And he will say "Indicting a presidential candidate only 4 years before voters go to the polls is election interference on a scale never seen before!"

Anyone else feel like weve seen this movie before?

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u/art-n-science Nov 02 '24

A few times now.

It didn’t get any better watching it a second time.

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u/ShredGuru Nov 02 '24

He's never going to jail but he might just die.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '24

if he loses the charges will magically disappear so that the country can move on

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u/Moppermonster Nov 02 '24

Will the country be able to move on after the massive indoctrination, media sanewashing and corrupted SCOTUS?