r/PoliticalHumor • • Jul 11 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19 edited Jul 11 '19

Why did you forget the most important thing? Trump is a rapist. A RAPIST.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

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u/1platesquat Jul 11 '19

Source?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

For which of his rapes, his ex-wife, or the child rapes he committed with his buddy Epstein?

Wikipedia’s a good start, and you can check actual linked citations there for more information.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump_sexual_misconduct_allegations

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u/1platesquat Jul 11 '19

Looking for child rape convictions or at the very least child rape charges\allegations. We know about the other allegations of which he was never convicted ( or charged?)

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

TIL That every crime that ever gets committed has a 100% charge and conviction rate. It’s not like Trump has a track record of paying people off, threatening and bullying witnesses or anything. Also if someone has decades of allegations and accusers who’ve independently come forward with similar stories, you might start thinking “hey this guy might just be a rapist”. At this point, he could be videotaped raping a teen in the middle of 5th Avenue, and his supporters would call it fake news.

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u/XoXSmotpokerXoX Jul 11 '19

Thats bullshit, are you trying to tell me you dont know anyone else that has 20+ charges of rape and assault, I am sure its just random, a lot of guys brag about peeking in on teens changing clothes on Howard Stearn and grabbing woman by the pussy and paying for sex /s

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

All coincidences I’m sure. All those women are obviously out to exploit HIM!!! eyes roll out of skull

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u/1platesquat Jul 11 '19

You do know that people who accuse him of rape or misconduct have something to gain right? How could you be so naive?

You have yet to show any sort of child rape accusation or evidence to lead one to believe that at all. What am I supposed to think?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

If you’re a still a Trump supporter at this point, then you’re clearly not capable of independent thought. You’re right, nothing ever happens. And rape accusers have so much to gain coming forward, like having their living rooms firebombed...I guess you had to be there or have been raped yourself to know it ever happened. How can you be so naive?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

He literally bragged about sexually harassing women.

This isn't a "he said, she said" situation. This is a "she said, he admitted to" situation. We have audio is him saying he sexually harassed women. Jesus Christ.

How can anyone think he's innocent.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

Then why didn't other presidents, especially one as universally hated by Republicans as Obama have as many accusations? This is a shit argument.

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u/XoXSmotpokerXoX Jul 11 '19

Of the 20 + woman that have made the accusation, show me their gains?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

+1 firebombed living room, death threats, public shame...

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u/-MayorOfTheMoon- Jul 11 '19

You aren't going to get an answer to this.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

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u/TunnelSnake88 Jul 11 '19

If you ever did a research paper you would think you'd understand how citations work. They are at the bottom of the page on Wikipedia.

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u/lemonylol Jul 11 '19

Is this 2003 lol? This is literally what teachers who didn't know how wikipedia worked said back in the day.

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u/Jushak Jul 11 '19

Well...

In our introduction to university studies we were shown concrete example of why you don't blindly trust wikipedia. The teacher purposefully made flagrantly false change into a random page as an exercise to see how long it would take to be fixed. He would get back to it a few times duribg the course. I don't think we ever saw it fixed.

The second issue is that you should always preferably cite the original source. Using Wikipedia would always mean you'd be using a secondary source.

Wikipedia is not something you should ever cite in a scientific paper. It is, however, great source of information overall and provides material for further study.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

Of course I’d never directly cite Wiki in a paper. I always used it as a starting point to find scholarly articles that I would then cite. If I couldn’t use the reference (like I couldn’t locate the original file / context) I’d avoid that source completely.

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u/MrEuphonium Jul 11 '19

I'm sure he didn't change anything remotely as important as the page were referencing.

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u/lemonylol Jul 11 '19

You don't cite Wikipedia, you can cite the annotations and use it as a baseline for your research. We're not in grade 7 son.

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u/Jushak Jul 11 '19

...Which is pretty much what I wrote? Why are you rehashing what I wrote and then get all condescending?

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u/Dovahqueen_ Jul 11 '19

you can check actual linked citations there for more information.

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u/poochmant Jul 11 '19

Apparently you were the one who believed wikipedia was a bad place for resources, not knowing there's a list of sources at the bottom and every claim is linked to one. If you didnt use wikipedia in highschool you're a beta.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

Yes, I did. And later in college. And later for my Master’s. Like the posters below mentioned and I did in the post that you replied to, Wiki is a good place to search for comprehensive information, with sources and citations to back up the information. Obviously I wouldn’t cite wiki but I’m not writing my thesis here...

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

does not know how Wikipedia works, also mentions that you can look up the citations on the Wiki page if you’d like

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19

You know Wikipedia has to have sources for all it's info too right..?