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#1 comp_atkins
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@mattbbpl said:

It's so weird that the rationale spurred by multiple criminal charges from multiple jurisdictions isn't, "this guy is a criminal," but rather, "all these charges are fake."

MAGA is going to have its own chapter in psychology textbooks in a couple decades along with a Venn diagram showing it's overlap with people who believe the earth is flat and aliens built the pyramids.

reminds me of when bill cosby was under investigation. the typical response was the opposite. basically, there were so many victims, it seems incredibly unlikely it's all just false accusations.

we live in strange times.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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@robertos said:

Just as all rational people expected, it wasn't intentional:

'We messed up': Google admits blunder with black Nazi AI (msn.com)

He added: “We haven’t fully understood why it leans left in many cases and that’s not our intention."

No reason to get triggered before waiting for more info.

also LOL

"Examples post last week showed the bot saying it was “difficult to say” whether Adolf Hitler or Elon Musk had a more negative impact on society in conversations."

looks like they built a damn good troll bot for elon sycophants.

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tortellini or ravioli are usual gotos. ate a lot of rigatoni growing up as well which i always liked it. don't like the smoother ziti though.

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man these galvatron threads have gotten weird.

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learned piano as a child, was ok but not dedicated enough to practice regularly.

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#6 comp_atkins
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@sargentd said:
@comp_atkins said:
@sargentd said:
@Planeforger said:

It's fun how you can charge a guy for attempting to rig the 2020 election - and heaps of people involved in that plan confessed to it being real, and the evidence is overwhelming - but you have to wait until after the 2024 election for him to face justice.

It's a ridiculous scenario. It would be like charging a guy for stealing top secret information, and then while you wait for the trial to happen, you elect him as president and hand him the keys to more top secret information.

Or maybe it's like finding someone guilty for business fraud, and then putting him in charge of your entire economy.

It's hard to find the right anology here, tbh. There's so many to choose from.

*edit* In all seriousness though, whether you think Trump is innocent or guilty, you have to admit that he's abusing the legal system and that the Supreme Court is complicit in that.

It's absolutely fair to put him on trial for the fake elector scheme and his attempts to hide top secret documents from the Feds. Whether you think he's innocent or not, given the weight of evidence against him, his defence has to be tested in a court of law. That's just common sense.

The fact that he is refusing to do this makes him look guilty. He offers delay tactics and nonsense arguments, and he'll say one thing to the media and the complete opposite when under oath.

You can't respect the law and support Trump at this point, given how the man himself has zero respect for the law.

From my point of view the democrats are abusing the legal system trying to overload trump with as many lawsuits as possible going into an election year where he's the leading candidate of the opposing party...

I mean.. you act like it's crazy for the Supreme Court to take thier time hearing a case... why should they rush it if it's about Justice? Oh yeah because it's not about justice or the alleged crime itself.. the lawsuits nothing more than a weapon to hurt trump durring an election.. and those damn justices are going to take thier time going through everything.. how dare them

Sure put it all through the court of law.. but nobody has to make sure it's finished before the election.. if that's what your calling for.. your literally calling for election interference.. kind of looks like what I said in bold by trying to rush it and throwing a fit it's not happening fast enough to your liking..

Suppose the court comes back with a late ruling that he is not immune from prosecution for his (alleged) election meddling. Suppose then prior to trial trump is elected for a second term.

1) Would you support the new president NOT attempting to shut down prosecutions, pardon himself, etc.... and support allowing for a trail(s) to proceed?

2) Would you support the new president firing prosecutors, attacking the judicial system publicly, attempting to pardon himself etc.. to avoid standing trial?

What if the SC says he does have immunity?

What if the SC says it's partial immunity with exceptions?

What if the SC says the president has 0 immunity, but Jack Smiths case is still a farce that still goes no where even if he doesn't have immunity?

What if??

hypothetical or not, no response?

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@mattbbpl said:

@JimB: Wait, you think they will and should rule that the president has immunity for crimes he commits?

trumps lawyers were literally arguing that as president he could order the assassination of a political rival and as long as he wasn't impeached and convicted by congress, he's immune from prosecution.

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@sargentd said:
@Planeforger said:

It's fun how you can charge a guy for attempting to rig the 2020 election - and heaps of people involved in that plan confessed to it being real, and the evidence is overwhelming - but you have to wait until after the 2024 election for him to face justice.

It's a ridiculous scenario. It would be like charging a guy for stealing top secret information, and then while you wait for the trial to happen, you elect him as president and hand him the keys to more top secret information.

Or maybe it's like finding someone guilty for business fraud, and then putting him in charge of your entire economy.

It's hard to find the right anology here, tbh. There's so many to choose from.

*edit* In all seriousness though, whether you think Trump is innocent or guilty, you have to admit that he's abusing the legal system and that the Supreme Court is complicit in that.

It's absolutely fair to put him on trial for the fake elector scheme and his attempts to hide top secret documents from the Feds. Whether you think he's innocent or not, given the weight of evidence against him, his defence has to be tested in a court of law. That's just common sense.

The fact that he is refusing to do this makes him look guilty. He offers delay tactics and nonsense arguments, and he'll say one thing to the media and the complete opposite when under oath.

You can't respect the law and support Trump at this point, given how the man himself has zero respect for the law.

From my point of view the democrats are abusing the legal system trying to overload trump with as many lawsuits as possible going into an election year where he's the leading candidate of the opposing party...

I mean.. you act like it's crazy for the Supreme Court to take thier time hearing a case... why should they rush it if it's about Justice? Oh yeah because it's not about justice or the alleged crime itself.. the lawsuits nothing more than a weapon to hurt trump durring an election.. and those damn justices are going to take thier time going through everything.. how dare them

Sure put it all through the court of law.. but nobody has to make sure it's finished before the election.. if that's what your calling for.. your literally calling for election interference.. kind of looks like what I said in bold by trying to rush it and throwing a fit it's not happening fast enough to your liking..

Suppose the court comes back with a late ruling that he is not immune from prosecution for his (alleged) election meddling. Suppose then prior to trial trump is elected for a second term.

1) Would you support the new president NOT attempting to shut down prosecutions, pardon himself, etc.... and support allowing for a trail(s) to proceed?

2) Would you support the new president firing prosecutors, attacking the judicial system publicly, attempting to pardon himself etc.. to avoid standing trial?

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#9  Edited By comp_atkins
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@DEVILinIRON said:
@sargentd said:
@DEVILinIRON said:
@sargentd said:

BTW Leftists making retaliation threads to thier own leftist threads is peak meta lol

No-one wants you here. J/K. But how about not three posts in a row, from now forward? You're not going to change anyone's mind with the spamming. Spamming just means you know you are being ineffective at trolling so you spam, as a last resort. Also, maybe make your own threads and we'll see how that goes.

It's called replying to a thread. Sorry it upsets you I don't circle jerk with you!

You're not replying you are spamming. I'm sorry your friends haven't shown up yet for your circle, jerk!

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lol fox's raging hard on against ice cream..

the north american ice cream alliance is going to have to sue fox news for defamation.

i hear the average settlement is like $700M

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#10 comp_atkins
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@outworld222 said:

Ya. How dare he enjoy an ice cream treat. I mean…..it’s not like he’s got world politics and problems of the country to deal with.

Also people talk like they won’t be 81 years old one day. This is age discrimination, at its best.

a lot of people will not be 81 one day.