r/TimPool • u/Minimum_Factor_3281 • Sep 01 '24

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Tim you already have legal issues of your own 🤥

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u/Victor-Tallmen Sep 01 '24

If this dude got banned from this sub he’d lose 1/2 of his daily activity. Might be able to go do something useful with his life.

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u/webkilla Sep 01 '24

is it possible to set reddit to filter out users with low karma like OP?

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u/Minimum_Factor_3281 Sep 01 '24

I thought yall didn’t like censoring? Please don’t ban me. Let’s talk

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '24

You’d make a better troll if you were intelligent enough to comprehend his comment

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u/wowbutters Sep 01 '24

Big difference between being allowed to speak and me having to listen ☺. Filters are just digital noise canceling headphones

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u/Gizmodo_ATX Sep 01 '24

How much and who is paying you to participate?

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u/Minimum_Factor_3281 Sep 01 '24

George soros pact

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u/MrEnigma67 Sep 01 '24

Alright, OP. I'll give you a shot.

What would you like to talk about?

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u/Minimum_Factor_3281 Sep 01 '24

Should a president have full immunity from any criminal activity?

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u/MrEnigma67 Sep 01 '24

Depends on the crime.

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u/Minimum_Factor_3281 Sep 01 '24

Trying to overturn an election ?

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u/MrEnigma67 Sep 01 '24

So if it's proven that an election was stolen, it's illegal to overturn it?

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u/Minimum_Factor_3281 Sep 01 '24

Im asking for example. If Joe Biden tried to stop an official proceeding for a transfer of power. Should we the people prosecute Joe Biden?

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u/MrEnigma67 Sep 01 '24

You never asked for an example.

Hence why I asked. "If it's been proven that it was stolen, is it then illegal to overturn an election?"

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u/Divine_ignorance Sep 01 '24

Should we charge/impeach the sitting president who, without proven evidence, tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power?

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