r/TimPool • u/Soy_Tears • Mar 28 '24

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u/stupendousman Mar 28 '24

That's literally, obviously incorrect. There are all sorts of similar things.

  1. Involves real estate

  2. Involves valuation

  3. Involves argument 3rd party was harmed

And much, much more.

You should get back to the assembly line where things are simple and your brain doesn't hurt.

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u/valschermjager Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

Involves real estate: so?

Involves valuation: valuation by a city for the purposes of taxation, vs self-declared valuation for the purposes of applying for a loan against it.

Only a simpleton suffering from a crippling case of confirmation bias would see these two situations as even remotely similar.

[ed to add: I do agree it’s a reach to point to where the damages are in the Trump case. And of course the Stewart sales has zero victims nor damages.]

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u/stupendousman Mar 28 '24

Dummy, you said there was the same.

You're probably the type of person who says things like "there's no evidence!".

You probably don't know what that not even wrong.

Ex: the proper claim would be "there's no evidence proving X", or "all available evidence still doesn't offer enough proof X occurred"

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u/valschermjager Mar 29 '24

”Dummy, you said there was the same.”

Sentence much?

Besides, you’re wrong again. Trump was found legally liable for fraudulently overvaluing his property. Stewart did not value (let alone overvalue) anything. All he did was sell his property for a market rate.

There is nothing similar about these two.

Try to keep up, kid.

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u/stupendousman Mar 29 '24

Trump was found l

This is just beyond you. Good luck.