Yeah but you were smart enough change your behavior. You didn't scream SCREW YOU I HAVE FREEDOM OF SPEECH...I'M OUTTA HERE!

That's the second person this year who has left in a huff after MW calls them out or says something that ruffles their feathers. Maybe this is a more effective method than DBR relegation? This particular poster has had a dozen accounts at least. Neckbeard was threatened with banning. The two are no...

Biden isn’t getting a fair shake either. I feel your pain. I completely disagree. Biden gets the kiddie gloves the vast majority of the time. And I'm not talking about Fox News or conservative talk radio (or on the other side, MSNBC or CNN). I'm talking about legacy media like ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, N...

That's the second person this year who has left in a huff after MW calls them out or says something that ruffles their feathers. Maybe this is a more effective method than DBR relegation?

Wait, you don't think Trump supporters are suffering from mental illness? How do explain the Jan 6 crowd? These people have been convicted in normal courts. The entire election fraud campaign was a set up, as evident by the many people arrest for election interference. How could someone possibly no...

That depends on whether said mental distress is warranted. Many of the people I'm referring to probably would have lived basically the same life under Trump or under Hillary.

"an inability to admit something is wrong." So is that ultimately your answer? Setting your sarcasm from the remainder of your post aside, would you at least agree that Donald Trump is the most polarizing figure in the history (at least modern history) of American politics? For every person who idol...

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Thu May 30, 2024 9:09 pm

And we continue to die on the hill of Donald Trump. Anyone else in this situation would have been cast off. But...it's...you know...Trump.

And why do you think that's the way it is? Genuinely curious.

Fine. You disagree with the verdict. 100% your right. But when you keep talking about the biased judge and jury being politically swayed, you cross the line. I didn't cross any line. The idea that politics played no role in any of this - from the charges, to the prosecution, to how the judge handle...

I'm not defending Trump's lawyers because I'm not particularly impressed with how they handled this. But the standard of guilt is "beyond a reasonable doubt" and the idea that the prosecution proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump directed Cohen to make the payment, all with the pre-conceived i...

What evidence outside of their witnesses did they have to prove the motive?

They are meritless, and the trial was a joke. The idea that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of intentionally orchestrating a scheme to violate campaign finance laws is utterly ludicrous. The notion the $130,000 constituted a campaign contribution is completely bizarre, in my mind. And it ...

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Thu May 30, 2024 6:38 pm

The money was funneled through the campaign. That’s the issue.

Let's talk about that, because that's where I get lost in trying to figure out what the argument here is. What money are you referring to specifically?

Why? If anything, this verdict will only motivate him even more to carry on campaigning.

btw - you are the one who just yesterday said he'd be found not guilty, and even I was skeptical of that prediction.

The decision of whether or not he spends time behind bars will be, just like everything else related to this prosecution and trial, purely political. The left wants him behind bars, so he'll spend time behind bars.

My prediction is a 34-day sentence plus a ton of probation.