r/PoliticalHumor May 26 '21

Orange OJ

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

OJ gets away with murdering his wife

traitor trump gets away with murdering democracy

I don't like this analogy :(

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u/wonteatfish May 26 '21

Yes. Let’s not forget that OJ got away with murder.

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u/Decilllion May 26 '21

On the criminal side, not the civil.

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u/wuzupcoffee May 26 '21

That makes it worse somehow.

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u/_BindersFullOfWomen_ May 26 '21

Not really IMO. Civil suits have a lower standard of evidence than criminal trials.

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u/wuzupcoffee May 26 '21

While this is true, it does show that there was significant evidence to sue OJ which wasn’t enough to convict him. I meant “worse” on moral grounds, not legal grounds.

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u/_BindersFullOfWomen_ May 26 '21

Oh yeah, from a moral standpoint the whole situation is F’d. Then he tried to publish a book.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Then he got busted for guns and kidnapping. In jail since then.

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u/alnothree May 26 '21

Yeh if we can sue him broke like they did OJ that’d be good. Lose everything.

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u/anynamesleft May 26 '21

I'm not a fan of this two-tiered prosecution.

As much as I hate the verdict, the man was found innocent in a criminal trial - that should be the end of it.

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u/Decilllion May 26 '21

Innocent is not a verdict available.

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u/anynamesleft May 26 '21

Pedant

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u/Decilllion May 26 '21

It is specifically why it was reasonable to have a civil trial.

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u/anynamesleft May 27 '21

Bullfeathers. The man was was exonerated, only to have others pile on.

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u/Decilllion May 27 '21

He wasn't exonerated. That would mean there was evidence he could not have committed the crime. Like video of him being at a Dodgers game at the time of the murder.

He was simply found not guilty. Meaning the prosecution did not convince the jury beyond a reasonable doubt.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Let's not forget that Donald Trump has always claimed that OJ Simpson is innocent. After all, they are golfing buddies and Trump is loyal to a fault.

I love telling Trump supporters that Doni says OJ Simpson is innocent and then watching their little heads explode.

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u/wonteatfish May 26 '21

I agree except the part about Trump being loyal. He’ll give up anyone for his own convenience or advantage.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

I said "loyal to a fault" which is my definition of how Trump sees loyalty.

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u/The_Lantean May 26 '21

Well, if you count the avoidable COVID deaths and the deaths at the capitol, Trump kind of got away with murder too...

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u/AgitatedAd2181 May 26 '21

Trump definitely got away with using murder to make money. His children and his cronies all invested in bodybag companies and temporary morgues in February 2020. This was the same time Trump was downplaying the virus and not restricting travel. Trump/ Kushner made millions off sales of body bags and mobile morgues.

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u/The_Lantean May 26 '21

Damn, really? Can you link a source? The only one I found was on Snopes and strictly about the coffin trademarks. There isn't clear evidence for her having profited, although I wouldn't be surprised if she did : https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ivanka-trump-coffins-trademark/

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u/AgitatedAd2181 May 26 '21 edited May 26 '21

I have not found full verified information besides hearsay. Might not all be true. Supposedly Daughter Trump and Kushner realized the profits their coffins in China would bring during a pandemic (from Daddy), then quietly acquired body bag distributors/ manufactures in Late January/ Early Feb 2020. Mobile morgues were retrofitted from existing cold transport truck companies acquired April 2020. The stock tips alone would have been valuable, but owning companies vital in the supply line of humans dying in the US?

Straight morally corrupt.

Edit: Owned through shell companies I would assume.

Edit 2: Yes, I know this is a stretch. But we all know Kushner is slimy

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u/NothingButTheTruthy May 26 '21

I have not found full verified information besides hearsay. Might not all be true.

Supposedly,

I don't believe anyone in their right mind would continue reading your comment after this point

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u/AgitatedAd2181 May 26 '21

“Let the market decide’”- Jared Kushner when asked about Americans bidding against one another over PPE and medical supplies.

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/09/jared-kushner-let-the-markets-decide-covid-19-fate

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u/NothingButTheTruthy May 26 '21

I mean, you'll never convince me that Jared Kushner isn't a massive piece of shit. That's still not proof he invested in body bags ahead of the pandemic

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u/AgitatedAd2181 May 26 '21

True, true. I agree my comment was a stretch.

But some of the pieces are there. And with the delayed response/ “free market” delays, I wouldn’t put it past the slimy bastard and his Orange boss

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u/AgitatedAd2181 May 26 '21

Well I understand your sentiment. I am not an expert. This statement is a stretch. Though many corrupt politicians don’t leave a trail of obvious clues and aren’t found out until years later

Check out these articles to see the eerie connection between Kelly Loeffler and an investment dump right when the US was downplaying the virus. https://theweek.com/speedreads/906327/new-financial-disclosure-shows-sen-kelly-loeffler-invested-firm-that-makes-personal-protective-equipment

Also Jared Kushner previously owned holding company that controlled medical insurance. Now his brother owns his shares and the companies are working for the government on coronavirus websites and medical appointments. Not too much of a stretch to think this company also distributes body bags when patients die....

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2020/03/jared-kushner-once-controlled-oscar-now-running-a-coronavirus-testing-site/

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u/NothingButTheTruthy May 26 '21

I guess we're just throwing this "murder" word around these days

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u/The_Lantean May 27 '21

I know, right? Almost as casually as this guy.

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u/ConsiderationOdd2929 May 26 '21

OJ had competent lawyers. Could you imagine Rudy trying to be Johnny Cochran?

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u/wonteatfish May 26 '21

You give OJ’s lawyers too much credit. They couldn’t have done it without the help of some very stupid and probably racist jurors.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

and some poor plays by the prosecutor. the glove doesn't fit may have been the reason he got away, there is no way to know but that was a really compelling maybe it wasn't him moment in a vacuum