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  • Posted by $ jbrenner 2 years, 3 months ago
    Trump is kind of like Hank Rearden, especially with regard to his being persecuted. Trump liked The Fountainhead; that is sufficient reason for many of our enemies to think he should be imprisoned.
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      Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
      Trump is very unlike Hank Rearden. The former is an immoral businessman. He will hopefully have time to re-read "The Fountainhead" in prison and
      understand it.
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      • Posted by $ Olduglycarl 2 years, 3 months ago
        Trump spent a few years helping the FBI investigate eliminate corruption...without so much as a word about it in public. (that's why these current events are a Real Kick in the Ass).
        Like all super successful business men, there is always women around...the culture during those days got to us all...including what it takes to do business in that culture.

        One should note, in one's younger days it is difficult to control the temptations of the brain but most of us, eventually win that war with an ever improving strong mind.
        By the time we reach our 40s,50s,60s plus, it's not much of an issue.

        That's life in this cycle of civilization. Let's just hope the next cycle will produce better and better Humans as we evolve.
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      • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
        Keep in mind that Trump is a real person and Reardon only fictional. It's easy to romanticize the fictional. Far more difficult to accept the fact that real human beings are flawed beings, in most cases deeply flawed.
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        • Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
          "real human beings are flawed beings, in most cases deeply flawed."
          Wow, where is this coming from?
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          • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
            Observation. Name me someone who isn't flawed and you can rebut my assertion. And by flawed I mean someone who lives perfectly according to Reality. I know I certainly don't qualify. Rand certainly didn't qualify. I haven't found that individual among any of my acquaintances and certainly not any public figure I could name.

            Btw - I didn't downvote you. Yet. That being said, if you can't rebut my argument, I expect you to admit the point. We engage in actual thought and debate on this forum, not the meaningless partisan drivel on many other sites. Come armed with a solid argument and backup or have the integrity to admit your ignorance. I have done so on more than one occasion. The people on this board are intelligent and thoughtful. Disrespect them at your own peril.
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            • Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
              Rebut? No way. Rather, I completely agree with your point. People aren't perfect and Trump is deeply flawed.
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              • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
                So why compare Trump - or any real person - with a fictional character? The analogy doesn't work. If you want to objectively compare something, cite a standard and then cite the behavior you see (as exhibited by a specific person) which doesn't meet that standard. This stays away from the logical fallacies such as ad hominem, No True Scotsman, etc. and allows the debate to focus on 1) whether or not the standard itself is morally/logically sound, and 2) whether or not the behavior in question violates the acceptable moral/logical standard.
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  • Posted by freedomforall 2 years, 3 months ago
    As yet, I have seen no verifiable evidence that Trump is guilty of anything deserving prison,
    but I have seen the JustUS Dept., the FBI, and others presenting manufactured false
    'evidence' against Trump.
    The government has proven their own guilt and their own trustworthiness.
    They are guilty of treason and acted in a coup d etat.
    Every action taken by the current administration and con-gress is null and void.

    craigerb, you asked for opinions, but you neglected to post your own.
    Please post your answer.
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  • Posted by $ Markus_Katabri 2 years, 3 months ago
    Most of you know I’m NOT a Trump fan. But, he hasn’t done anything to justify being imprisoned. Or, let me rephrase......
    I’ve seen NO QUALIFIED EVIDENCE that implicates him.
    How do I know that statement is true? Because if there was ANY after the Mueller Investigation, Impeachment #1, Impeachment #2, 6 years worth of vitriol and the FBI RAID........they’d have him in custody by now.
    For those of you that think so...please cite statute that he violated and present evidence of such.
    PS we value objectivism here so your feelings are disqualified as evidence.
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    • Posted by CMBurton 2 years, 3 months ago
      Markus_Katabri

      18 U.S.C. 1924 Unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents or material

      (a) Whoever, being an officer, employee, contractor, or consultant of the United States, and, by virtue of his office, employment, position, or contract, becomes possessed of documents or materials containing classified information of the United States, knowingly removes such documents or materials without authority and with the intent to retain such documents or materials at an unauthorized location shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for not more than five years, or both.
      (b) For purposes of this section, the provision of documents and materials to the Congress shall not constitute an offense under subsection (a).
      (c) In this section, the term “classified information of the United States” means information originated, owned, or possessed by the United States Government concerning the national defense or foreign relations of the United States that has been determined pursuant to law or Executive order to require protection against unauthorized disclosure in the interests of national security.

      Penalty increased under President Trump

      Pub. L. 115–118 SEC. 202. INCREASED PENALTY FOR UNAUTHORIZED REMOVAL AND
      RETENTION OF CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS OR MATERIAL.
      Section 1924(a) of title 18, United States Code, is amended
      by striking ‘‘one year’’ and inserting ‘‘five years’’.
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      • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
        Yes, but you have to prove that he wasn't authorized to remove the material. As President of the United States, he has the ultimate clearance AND the power to declassify documents literally at will. According to legal scholars, trying to make something like this stick against the President or former President is nearly impossible as a result. (Even former Presidents are given extreme latitude even extending to current events.)

        Other mitigating factors involved include:
        1. Conflict of interest from the sitting Attorney General. Remember, this was the man whose nomination for SCOTUS was pulled after Trump won office. To say Garland has a bone to pick with Trump is an understatement. Garland admitted yesterday that he personally authorized the raid on Trump's Mar A Lago residence.
        2. Conflict of interest from the judge approving the warrant. This guy is known to have defended clients of the Lolita Express, aka Jeffrey Epstein's pedophilia ring. Also of note is that he is a provisional judge serving part of an eight-year term, not your typical Federal judge with a lifetime appointment. The judge also openly posted criticism of Trump on her personal Facebook page.
        3. Trump had already complied with the National Archives' request to secure the documents in question, among which are personal memos from foreign leaders and memorabilia from his time in office which are his by right and law.
        4. The agents executing the warrant denied Trump's lawyers the right to oversee the seizure. This is a gross violation because the oversight is there to verify the contents weren't tampered with during the process. Any objective judge could easily invalidate all the evidence gained on this one item alone (assuming that there are discrepancies).
        5. The nature of the raid itself. Why send in 30 officers when all it took was a simple request to see the items in question? Because this wasn't about compliance, but about planting evidence and intimidation.
        6. The FBI admits waiting until Trump was away from the residence to conduct the raid. Why? If the material is that damning, you wouldn't care if he were there or not.


        Why did Trump authorize the increased penalties? See Sandy Berger - the Clinton aide who was convicted of removing and destroying unique documents from the National Archives. Which leads us to...
        7. Why such disparate treatment of Hillary Clinton, who is KNOWN to have been compromised and was illegally and knowingly peddling classified documents in full violation of the statute posted above? Why was Hillary Clinton deposed in front of one of her own attorneys - another witness? Why were several of Hillary's aides granted complete immunity even before their testimony had been heard? Why did the FBI telegraph their intentions and then wait two weeks to confiscate the devices in question - only to receive 1/10th of the devices in question and none of them in functioning condition? Why was Hillary Clinton not jailed for tampering with and destruction of evidence?
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  • Posted by mccannon01 2 years, 3 months ago
    Absolutely not! The Neo Communists have been constantly and desperately searching for ANYTHING to bring him down for at least 6 years and always come up empty. They've run a continuous snark and smear campaign where they've had to spin and make fake accusations and innuendo and failed to present ANYTHING of use for their efforts. Even in his (original) home town of NYC the Neo Communist AG has spent years and millions of taxpayer dollars to bring down anyone in the Trump family for any reason and has come up with nothing of real value. Over and over the Trumps are proving to be good people and Americans. The pure evil of the Neo Communists stalk them every second of every day and they (the commies) are the criminals who deserve to be imprisoned.

    IMHO, the next round of fake accusations has just begun with this latest FBI "raid".
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  • Posted by jack1776 2 years, 3 months ago
    The better question is, why hasn't any of the tyrannicidal atrocities of the invading party been prosecuted? It’s a vary long list, I won’t bore you…

    Why would he receive a prison sentence if Nixon, didn’t?

    Let me tell you what would happen if the Left sentences him to prison, never mind, I don’t think it takes much imagination.

    Three words - Tiered justice system
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    • Posted by jack1776 2 years, 3 months ago
      Awaiting investigation/prosecution:
      - Obama fast and furious – or - Guns for the other team.
      - Obama Iran payoff – or – midnight cash flight
      - Targeted IRS prosecution of conservatives – or – punish and shutdown potential rivals
      - Destruction of evidence – or – personal e-mail server (who does that?)
      - e-mail Server boy walks - or - Giving a pardon to a witness to a crime must be a crime, obstruction?
      - Obama release Gitmo detainees – or – free range hunting
      - Benghazi – or – the precursor to Afghanistan
      - DNC operative, Seth Rich, dead – or – Hillary killed him
      - Falsifying evidence and obtaining search warrants on false pretenses – or – The wiretap – or – pee party
      - CIA running a program to compromise the influential – or – Epstein Island
      - Epstein’s death – or – Hillary killed him
      - Obstructing Justice – or – The tarmac meeting
      - Promoting violent riots across America – or – This isn’t your typical J6 style peaceful protest
      - Aiding and abetting the criminal – or – delivering pallets of bricks to a riot
      - The Clinton Foundation – or - Running a non-profit like a laundromat
      - I’m running out of energy to keep writing these down, the Biden Epic begins…
      - Ukraine biolabs – or – why? WTF, we said so, why? WTF
      - Ukraine business deals – or – Just like the client foundation, only bigger and better.
      - Afghanistan withdraws – or – Cash, arms, facilities, from America as a gift. I think directed by the CCP
      - Illegal Search and seizure – or – The Mar-a-Lago straw

      This just off of the top of my head, I'm sure there is more... A lot more...
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      Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
      "The better question is, why hasn't any of the tyrannicidal atrocities of the invading party been prosecuted? It’s a vary long list,"
      Yes a long list. According to the latest Justice Department figures, more than 855 members of that crowd are facing charges that range from trespassing on restricted grounds to seditious conspiracy. Prosecutors estimate that more than 2,000 people actually entered the Capitol unlawfully that day, which means hundreds more arrests are likely in the months to come.
      Your sought-after prosecutions will follow.
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      • Posted by jack1776 2 years, 3 months ago
        That is a bad attempt at a redirect, didn't enlist enough rage to distract your opponent. When your ready to discuss like a grownup, please let me know, but for now, I'm sorry to say that I cannot have a discussion with you.
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      • Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 3 months ago
        You cherry pick laws . For example the recent trespassing of Stephen Colbert’s crew in the capital or the dicing and illegal protesting at the Supreme Court Judges homes. How about spying on the President using paid govt contractors to use their access to NSA collection Data and create false accusations and “Special counsel witch hunts”.
        Re: Jan 6 th please explain the lack of interest in Ray Epps.
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          Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
          I lack interest in Ray Epps, having never heard of him.
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          • Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 3 months ago
            Maybe you should do your homework.
            This may help from Blarmans post
            “And let's not forget the pictures of FBI officers in civilian clothes such as Ray Epps who are filmed actively agitating the crowd. And yet - unsurprisingly - there has been no mention of the prosecution of Ray Epps for inciting a riot!”
            Ray Epps the night before was videoed telling people to storm the Capital , same thing at the Capital on the 6th.
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              Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
              Epps denies the allegations--innocent until proven guilty.
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              • Posted by $ gharkness 2 years, 3 months ago
                So there ya go. Trump denies any and all allegations. By your own words, innocent until proven guilty. And yet you're ready to send him off to prison. I bet you like the Jan. 6 hearings too, which are entirely composed of ONE SIDE's "testimony."
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                • Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
                  Pleading the 5th, 400 times is not the same as
                  "denying any and all allegations".
                  Also innocent before the law is not the same as innocent in fact.
                  Check your premises.
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                  • Posted by $ gharkness 2 years, 3 months ago
                    Check YOURs. He does deny any and all allegations, which he has every right to do. You are saying he doesn't? And while YOU want to make pleading the fifth an indicator of guilt - I don't blame him one bit. If he has any sense at all, he'll plead the fifth over whether he drank water this morning or not.

                    All because of people like you who will take any "fact," no matter how fanciful, and run with it.

                    And since when did YOU become arbiter of "innocent in fact?"
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      • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
        It's very interesting but I read one legal scholar who pointed out that entrance to the Capitol building as a "trespass" only holds up if there is a VIP on the premises. The only VIP alluded to have been there on that day was Mike Pence, the sitting Vice President, but no one has been able to confirm if he was actually there or not. This is absolute predicate to all of the trespassing charges!

        There is also the serious problem of the 13,000+ hours of videotape that the DC Metro and Capitol police refuse to give over to defense attorneys. The little we have seen - most of it from personal cell phones - shows a complicit police force actually waving people into the building! (Some of them - to their credit - intervened to prevent some older members of the crowd swept up in the push from being trampled.)

        Another thing to point out is that - contrary to the right to a speedy trial and contrary to the law - many of those arrested were held in solitary confinement in DC jails for months on end - some for more than a year. It was a legal travesty that the judge involved didn't at least acknowledge this illegal treatment. (The DC jails also on several occasions prevented Congressional Representatives Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor-Greene from visiting the interees.)

        And let's not forget the pictures of FBI officers in civilian clothes such as Ray Epps who are filmed actively agitating the crowd. And yet - unsurprisingly - there has been no mention of the prosecution of Ray Epps for inciting a riot!

        Last thing to remember, President Trump petitioned Congress to station 20,000 National Guard troops around the Capitol on that day. That request was denied by none other than Nancy Pelosi.

        Here's an alternative prediction: A Republican (Trump, DeSantis, Cruz, etc.) will win office in 2024 and immediately pardon everyone "convicted" in these sham courts.
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        • Posted by LibertyBelle 2 years, 3 months ago
          And by the way---isn't the Capitol Building the property of the taxpayers? So why would the taxpayers not have a right to go into it (absent a war battle, or hostage standoff, of something like that)?
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          • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
            That's why Pence's presence is so important. Average citizens can and must have direct access to their respective Elected Officials, i.e. Senators and Congressmen. They do not have direct access, however, to elected members of the Executive Branch or confirmed members of the Judiciary. Pence's presence - if confirmed - gives them the pretense of "security" on which they can base the trespassing charges. If he wasn't there, however, all of the trespassing charges are invalid ipso post facto.
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  • Posted by $ Markus_Katabri 2 years, 3 months ago
    A thought just occurred to me.....isn’t the Deep State amazing! Here we are standing on the precipice of economic disaster, and they’ve got us arguing over alleged “crimes” against us, committed by a guy who has been out of office almost 2 years. All while ignoring the very obvious “crimes” being committed by the guy who’s in office right now. Polling indicates that even his own side doesn’t want him to run again. But, OrangeManBad!
    Well played Deep State! Well played.
    We may all pity the people in Cuba, North Korea, China, Venezuela. But, at LEAST they know who’s ACTUALLY calling the shots in their governments.
    Marinate on that for a bit before returning to our normally scheduled programming.
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  • Posted by mhubb 2 years, 3 months ago
    yes, it we live in the Neo Soviet Union
    he tried to fight the Deep State
    and was betrayed
    just as We the People have been betrayed for years
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  • Posted by LibertyBelle 2 years, 3 months ago
    No. I can't prove that he didn't, but it hasn't been proven to me that he did. (Onus of proof is on him who makes the positive assertion.) As to a Russian "collusion", what about the question of motivation?
    Why
    would the Russians want Trump in the White House rather than Hillary Clinton? Isn't it obvious that her political attitudes are more in accord with those of the Russians than Trumps'
    are?!
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    • Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
      "Why would the Russians want Trump in the White House rather than Hillary Clinton? Isn't it obvious that her political attitudes are more in accord with those of the Russians than Trumps' are?!"
      Yes, her domestic policy is closer to Russia's than Trumps is. But Russia is more concerned with U,S. foreign policy. Clinton favored a strong NATO, while Trump tried to undermine it. Also Trump could be manipulated by the promise of a hotel in Moscow.
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    Posted by CMBurton 2 years, 3 months ago
    Yes.
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    • Posted by freedomforall 2 years, 3 months ago
      Even though I disagree, CMB should be able to post this opinion without 👎.
      I give 👍 for all those I agree with.
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      • Posted by CMBurton 2 years, 3 months ago
        freedomforall Thank you. The thumbs down doesn't bother me. Everyone has a right to their opinions.

        There is nothing I can say that will convince anyone who is a Trump fan that he has done anything wrong, let alone that he has done anything criminal, so why bother?
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        • Posted by jack1776 2 years, 3 months ago
          I think you are confusing facts with feelings…
          Please tell me what criminal acts Trump has committed?

          List them please, I will wait…
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          • Posted by CMBurton 2 years, 3 months ago
            Please see my reply to Markus_Katabri.

            I have presented facts on here before and been accused of spouting propaganda, but here we go again--

            Fact: he, as a private citizen, removed classified documents from the White House to his personal residence.

            Fact: that is against federal law.

            Fact: he himself increased the penalty for a violation of that particular law from one year to five years while he was President.

            So, fact: he was aware of the law and the penalty for violating it and proceeded anyway.
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            • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
              Rebuttal as follows:
              1) These documents, ie the documents raided by the FBI, were removed from the White House BEFORE he left office. The National Archives confirmed this and have been "negotiating" with the former President since he left office. Many of the items and documents are personal memos and memorabilia from his time in office. This is not abnormal and not in the slightest bit irregular. Presidents for more than 50 years have kept such to be turned over to their respective Presidential libraries. The National Archives maintains awareness of them in case the items do not eventually end up in such libraries. That's why they asked President Trump to secure them (the padlock broken by the FBI search team).

              2) The President of the United States has full authority to declassify any document he/she chooses. This power is unique to the President of the United States. As several former Federal Prosecutors have pointed out: good luck prosecuting a former President of the United States for having classified documents.

              I would strongly encourage you not to jump to hasty conclusions, else you become like so many of "our liberal friends. They know so many things that just aren't so." - Ronald Reagan
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              • Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
                "The President of the United States has full authority to declassify any document he/she chooses."
                Are you sure? {See The Atomic Energy Acts of 1946 and 1954.)
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                • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 3 months ago
                  Yes, I am sure. Even leftist pundits have acknowledged that the President of the United States holds a singular position with respect to classified documents in that any document - any at all - can be declassified at the whim or direction of the dually-elected President.

                  You'll also note the dramatic backpedaling of the National Archives regarding the >30 MILLION documents Obama took when he left office. Trumps 20 boxes (if you accept the FBI's count) amounts to only a few dozen in comparison.
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                  • Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
                    "Yes, I am sure."
                    Not that I doubt your assurances, but how do you reconcile them with this:
                    "On August 1, 1946, President Truman signed the Atomic Energy Act of 1946 which established the category of classified information known as "Restricted Data" (RD). This Act gave the Atomic Energy Commission (now the Department of Energy (DOE)) unilateral authority over this information."
                    .https://sgp.fas.org/othergov/doe/rdfrdhtm.html

                    Protecting the Nation's Nuclear Information
                    https://sgp.fas.org › othergov › doe › rdfrdhtm
                    On August 1, 1946, President Truman signed the Atomic Energy Act of 1946 which established the category of classified information known as "Restricted Data" (RD). This Act gave the Atomic Energy Commission (now the Department of Energy (DOE)) unilateral authority over this information.

                    Protecting the Nation's Nuclear Information
                    https://sgp.fas.org › othergov › doe › rdfrdhtm
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            • Posted by jack1776 2 years, 3 months ago
              I feel for you, this line of thought seems very diluted and confused. So many things here to address:

              “as a private citizen” – how is this known? Seems like this would have been done when he was present.

              “removed classified documents” – how do you know he didn’t declassify them?

              “from the White House” – How do you know these were originally in the white house? Just saying this might be important in court.

              How is this different than any other president that has left office?

              “against federal law” – what is against federal law, exactly what statute did he violate? I want specifics as you seem so knowledgeable.

              “he himself increased the penalty for a violation of that particular law from one year to five years while he was President” – Okay, but I don’t see how this makes him guilty?

              “So, fact: he was aware of the law and the penalty for violating it and proceeded anyway” – That seems like a leap, a big leap.

              You see, Hilary Clinton had tons of classified e-mails on her server that were deleted and never investigated. Obviously, she wasn’t prosecuted because she didn’t intend to store these thousands of e-mails on her private e-mails server away from normal audit and review process.

              I don’t usually like to troll but when I do, I love Trolling a troll.
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              • Posted by CMBurton 2 years, 3 months ago
                jack1776 Classic. I provide facts, you call me a troll. This is why I don't engage with people who are not really interested in rational discourse.
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                • Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 3 months ago
                  The first fact you claim is without basis as President Trump very publicly declassified all documents in his possession. That rests the case. But Not the case that Biden and Clinton and Bush and Hussein with their refusal to turnover their records in accordance to law.
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                • Posted by jack1776 2 years, 3 months ago
                  I'll do your due diligence for you, this is what he is accused of..

                  18 U.S.C. §§ 793, 2071, or 1519, including the following."
                  18 USC 793 — Gathering, transmitting or losing defense information
                  18 USC 2071 — Concealment, removal or mutilation
                  18 USC 1519 — Destruction, alteration or falsification of records in Federal investigations

                  My problem is that you were stating guilt before you knew the crime. Now we have a list of offences, we can ask for the specific around each of these are why the government thinks he committed a crim. One step at a time...
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          Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
          'There is nothing I can say that will convince anyone who is a Trump fan that he has done anything wrong, let alone that he has done anything criminal, so why bother?"
          Here's why to bother:
          “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men should do nothing.”
          We should not give this forum over to anti-American
          pro-Russian trolls.
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    • Posted by $ 25n56il4 2 years, 3 months ago
      I'll tell you who is wrong. The names are Biden and Pelosi. They don't give a damn about us. They are taking care of their children and grandchildren to the detriment of all of us. They think they are so smart playing footsie with our enemies. They shall reap what they sow.
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      • Posted by $ gharkness 2 years, 3 months ago
        Yeah, but the concern is that WE are going to reap it too, which is why it needs to be stopped. I don't give a flying "f" about the "golden" children of Biden and Piglosi. Pretty sure you don't either.
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    • Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 3 months ago
      A better Q uestion is what are you doing on this forum? You are no objectivist and are obviously brainwashed.
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      • Posted by $ 25n56il4 2 years, 3 months ago
        The Occidental mind will never understand the Oriental brain. We think in minutes and hours. They think in centuries. They smile and bow and they'll stick a knife in your heart if they get a chance.
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        • Posted by $ allosaur 2 years, 3 months ago
          Just so you know and maybe you already do, pathetic control freak Woke jokes will cancel you for saying "orient" and "oriental" these days.
          Me dino not know why. You're supposed to say "Asian" instead. Stupid.
          By the way, I saw a movie called "The Orient Express" and liked it. Also saw a British Hammer horror film about an evil Oriental named Fu Manchu. Oriental women strike me as pretty.
          Orient, oriental, orient, oriental, orient, oriental.
          Oh, no! I'm cancelled! Orient, oriental, orient, oriental! Hey, I even like oriental food!
          ORIENT!!! ORIENTAL!!!!
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          • Posted by $ gharkness 2 years, 3 months ago
            This is funny. My son-in-law is 100% Chinese. I just love him to pieces! But even his own father found a way to live in the Philippines his entire life before he made it to American soil. I don't think any of him or his brothers would give one hoot about being called "Oriental" as long as they were able to be full-fledged Americans for the rest of their lives (as they are). I do worry about people targeting him.... but he's pretty engaging. Only a person who didn't know him could possibly ever hate him.
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          • Posted by 2 years, 3 months ago
            "Me dino not know why. You're supposed to say "Asian" instead (of "Orient".)"
            Asia is east only from a Western perspective, but this doesn't disqualify it as a reason.
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