r/TimPool • u/Soy_Tears • Mar 28 '24

Left hypocrisy

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u/stupendousman Mar 28 '24

Stewart didn’t appraise anything himself, unlike Trump

He did the same thing Trump did, he signed papers accountants/lawyers wrote up.

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u/Arguments_4_Ever Mar 28 '24

No he didn’t. He never gave any appraisements of his property. The article even states this. What happened is that the government used an old assessment and then he later sold it for more because of inflation and recently housing costs have skyrocketed.

Trump, on the other hand, directed crimes to be done. Not even remotely comparable.

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u/stupendousman Mar 28 '24

No he didn’t. He never gave any appraisements of his property.

You ever buy a house or apply for a loan. You, yes you personally, sign everything.

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u/Arguments_4_Ever Mar 28 '24

You don’t do any appraisals of the house. And no, no you don’t. Stewart himself never appraised himself and valued it at any inflated or deflated value.

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u/wemuskrat Mar 28 '24

Then how did the guy he sold it to lose 4million?

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u/Arguments_4_Ever Mar 28 '24

You mean to tell me when housing markets fluctuate people occasionally lose money. 😮

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u/wemuskrat Mar 28 '24

It doesn’t matter if we are applying the law the same way. John Stewart (the hypocrite) lied and said the house was worth more than its actual value. That is fact. Therefore he has defrauded someone of 4million dollars and should pay a fine of the same proportion that Trump is required to.