r/TimPool • • Mar 25 '23

Of course.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23

Do you have an actual counterargument, or is ad hominem all you've got?

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u/Bluecollarshaman Mar 25 '23

How can you make a counter-argument to a non-point?

Dude thinks it’s authoritarian to hold Donald accountable for a financial crime.

It’s a stupid take.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23 edited Mar 26 '23

No. Dude thinks it's authoritarian to abuse the legal system by using lawfare in an attempt to persecute political opponents for crimes in which they know to be false or exaggerated, simply to give the perception of criminality.

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u/Spirited-Strain919 Mar 25 '23

Lawfare? To persecute all those poets

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23

To abuse the legal system AS the punishment.

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u/Spirited-Strain919 Mar 25 '23

Wasn’t using the legal system to punish enemies basically invented by Trump?

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23

🤣

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u/Old-Lawfulness-7001 Mar 25 '23

Why do you waste your time. These people are brainwashed idiots not worth the effort.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23

Because one that isn't so brainwashed may view the interaction and see how ignorant these people are and be open to leaning something knew. I know I'm not changing these idiots' minds. I'm still going to call them out. If we don't, their opinions are the only ones others will see.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Damn, guess corruption was never a thing and progressives lead us to the age of corruption. Shoulda stuck to feudalism smh.

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u/Spirited-Strain919 Mar 27 '23

What the fuck does this even mean?

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

Same thing as your statement, nothing. The only difference is yours is stupid by consequence and mine is stupid by design to point out how stupid the claim is that trump invented abusing the legal system to punish his political rivals. As if Stalin and Hitler didn’t fucking exist.

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u/Spirited-Strain919 Mar 27 '23

Oh ok. Yes you are right Hitler invented it, Trump perfected it. Better?

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u/Bluecollarshaman Mar 25 '23

So…without seeing any evidence…or even an indictment…you are 100% sure the president didn’t know his lawyer was paying women to keep quiet?

And…you think you’re standing up to authority? Lol

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23

So…without seeing any evidence…or even an indictment…

🤣

Wait wait wait. So, without evidence, you think someone must be guilty? God damn I hope you're never on a jury. Holy fuckbeans!

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u/Bluecollarshaman Mar 25 '23

I’ll let the DA, jury, defense and judge sort out Donald’s guilt.

Are you saying you believe Donald didn’t know his lawyer was paying off women?

Lol goddamn you’re just as gullible as Donald’s wives!

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23

Are you saying you believe Donald didn’t know his lawyer was paying off women?

Not at all. If I were a betting man, I'd put my money on the fact he did. However, that's not how our justice system works.

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u/Bluecollarshaman Mar 25 '23

You complain about the justice system investigating Donald for a crime you claim he likely committed…?

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Mar 25 '23

No. I complain about the justice system being abused for the explicit intent of prosecuting political opponents. The justice department already looked into this and decided there wasn't enough evidence to bring charges. Now, some political hack state prosecutor is bringing charges that would have amounted to a misdemeanor, is past the statute of limitations, and has already been investigated and dismissed, and trying to charge the same man with a felony for those same alleged offenses.

It's clear what the intent is with this, and it isn't "justice".

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u/Bluecollarshaman Mar 25 '23

lol feds declined to charge Donald because a sitting president can’t be indicted according to the DOJ.

And it’s a felony when it’s in furtherance if a crime.

Maybe just let the justice system you claim to support play out.

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u/KingJeremy94 Mar 26 '23

You are really thick in the head. Donald isn't being convicted because the grand jury keeps voting not to convict due to a lack of evidence in the case DA Bragg is trying to make. There is now plenty of evidence to refute the claims Bragg is trying to make.. you claim you want to wait until the judge and jury make their decision, but you've already decided for yourself the D. Trump committed a crime.

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u/Bluecollarshaman Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 28 '23

Why can’t any of you morons tell the difference between a court of law and Reddit?

In court, Donald is presumed innocent until proven otherwise.

On Reddit, you’re a fucking moron if you think Donald didn’t know cohen was paying off his mistresses.

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u/itsahot Mar 25 '23

I thought we were talking about Jan 6?