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YOU brought him up moose knuckle.....
This is a reach around for Pam Bondi's brother. Plus Shitler being a convicted fraudster, probably gives him a soft spot for fellow frauds.
Law TREVOR MILTON Pardoned by President Trump
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This is a reach around for Pam Bondi's brother. Plus Shitler being a convicted fraudster, probably gives him a soft spot for fellow frauds.
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He got pardoned. He doesn't have to pay it back because of that you absolute lummox.
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Moose knuckle is a good one
To be fair I only brought him up because other users were trying to deflect and derail this thread with their whatabidenisms. Yes after they brought up Fauci I stated my opinion. You're welcome to disagree with me but let's stay on topic after this disagreement
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You need to understand the Rube MAGA mind. They can never blame Trump for anything.
I will give a MAGA tell though if they whataboutism or TDS a negative Trump thread just know they know what Trump did was effed up but want to get you off that topic and defend their whataboutism.
TDS and Whataboutism equals triggered.
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When's the Sam Bankman Fried pardon?
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Democrats don’t want to play the “Trump is pardoning criminals” game
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Why can't you all play the "our country is corrupt as fuck and we need to do something about it" game?
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THAT is the game we should be playing. Except you’re in the UK.
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Indeed, which is why I said you should be playing the game.
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Consequences for criminal actions should only apply to liberals, immigrants, poor people, and transgenders. Plain and simple
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Sure we do. We'll happily point out pardoning actual criminals while you guys cry about Fauci or something stupid.
I'm amazed you'd think it's a winning strategy. Have at it, kid.
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You must be completely unaware of A. How pardons work and B. Some of the heinous offenders that Biden pardoned.
But, by all means, get up in arms about the pardon of a white collar criminal who was only sentenced to 4 years.
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Would it be possible for you to justify this pardon with anything other than vague whataboutism?
Try kid. Don't be scared.
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Hope this helps, some of you need it.
"Whataboutism" is a logical fallacy and rhetorical tactic where someone responds to an accusation or difficult question by deflecting attention to a different issue—usually by accusing the other person or side of wrongdoing. It often goes like this:
"You did X."
"Well, what about when you did Y?"
Why it's a thinking error:
1. It avoids accountability
Instead of addressing the issue or argument at hand, the person dodges responsibility by pointing fingers elsewhere.
2. It distracts from the original topic
It changes the subject to another (often unrelated) topic, making rational discussion difficult.
3. It's not a valid defense
Even if the other party did something wrong, that doesn't excuse or justify the current wrongdoing.
Example:
Person A: "You shouldn't lie to your customers."
Person B: "Well, what about the time you lied to yours?"
Here, Person B doesn't address the criticism—they just try to shift blame.
Bottom line: Whataboutism is a way to avoid dealing with uncomfortable truths by creating a false moral equivalence. It derails conversations and weakens critical thinking.
"Whataboutism" is a logical fallacy and rhetorical tactic where someone responds to an accusation or difficult question by deflecting attention to a different issue—usually by accusing the other person or side of wrongdoing. It often goes like this:
"You did X."
"Well, what about when you did Y?"
Why it's a thinking error:
1. It avoids accountability
Instead of addressing the issue or argument at hand, the person dodges responsibility by pointing fingers elsewhere.
2. It distracts from the original topic
It changes the subject to another (often unrelated) topic, making rational discussion difficult.
3. It's not a valid defense
Even if the other party did something wrong, that doesn't excuse or justify the current wrongdoing.
Example:
Person A: "You shouldn't lie to your customers."
Person B: "Well, what about the time you lied to yours?"
Here, Person B doesn't address the criticism—they just try to shift blame.
Bottom line: Whataboutism is a way to avoid dealing with uncomfortable truths by creating a false moral equivalence. It derails conversations and weakens critical thinking.
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You say "only sentenced to 4 years" like that isn't crazy in the first place.
You can get more prison time for stealing a car than this guy got for defrauding people out of millions upon millions of dollars lmao.
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