Crime Use it in a Sentence (special counsel thread v. 25)

[44nutman]

Wow dude, all shitposting aside, you need to check that hate in your heart.

 

[tonni]

It's odd how all these righties (Where you at Waigouren??!?!) have basically turned into Milo Yiandickopadapoloupodous, playing the clown nose on, clown nose off routine. "Listen, the guy says some dumb shit, but he's our only hope."

My boss was like that. All I could do was agree with him to spare my ears more stupidity from an otherwise highly intelligent person. He was raving about how he got 5,000 back from Trump-U in May or so. lol.

Clow nose on, clown nose off routine is a great way to explain it.

 

[MikeMcMann]

Red sparrow has flipped.

no 30 year old gal is going to want to serve serious jail time. I would not be surprised if she talks.

 

[tonni]

It's very hard to take any post seriously that puts those 2 words together in a sentence.

Literally almost. Never heard that one before.

 

[Farmer Br0wn]

Am I?

Yes you are.

You're deluding yourself if you think it's even possible for anything to happen before January.

Is it not in the realm of possibility that Republicans turn on him in light of blatant criminality and their historic loss in the midterms?

No it isn't.

 

[MikeMcMann]

Is she substantiates this link it will again be more significant evidence of Collusion.

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A March report issued by Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee referred to the public reporting about the Butina and Torshin, claiming that Butina "sought to facilitate meetings with Trump campaign officials and between President Putin and candidate Trump during the election."

"Ms. Butina, who appears to have been active with the NRA in recent years within the U.S., ...

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Separately, Driscoll said Butina has testified privately before the Senate Intelligence Committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election.

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The NRA did not immediately respond to a request for comment Monday.

In court documents released Monday, prosecutors alleged that the two Russians "planned to advance Moscow's long-term strategic objectives in the United States, in part, by establishing relationships with American political organizations, including the gun rights organization."

As part of the alleged "influence operations," Butina was directed by the Russian official to meet with U.S. politicians and candidates, attend meetings by special interest groups, and report back to Moscow.

In a March 24, 2015, email obtained by investigators Butina referred to the gun rights group as "central" to conservative politics, noting that the group has been a sponsor of the Conservative Political Action Conference or CPAC.

Trump was one of the biggest beneficiaries of the NRA’s spending in the 2016 election. The group spent more than $30 million to boost his candidacy and attack his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. The spending was remarkable at the time because few established conservative groups supported Trump’s unorthodox candidacy for the White House

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[Andy Capp]

Is it not in the realm of possibility that Republicans turn on him in light of blatant criminality and their historic loss in the midterms?

No it isn't.

Now that, folks, is an honest answer, and I agree it's right. At least in the short term. It will take time for the momentum to build.

 

[Farmer Br0wn]

This was before their historic midterm loss and trump being proven a felon in court.

The Republicans actually expanded our majority in the Senate


I'm sure your legal witch hunt will work this time, just like it did all the other times before...


There's a reason none of these accusations deter the President's supporters. Do you know why?

 

[FIMN]

There's a reason none of these accusations deter the President's supporters. Do you know why?

40% cult of personality, 40% lack of a moral compass, 20% straight up stupidity.

 

[Farmer Br0wn]

Now that, folks, is an honest answer, and I agree it's right. At least in the short term. It will take time for the momentum to build.

My Father always said:

"You can always tell who's a liberal, because they won't give a straight answer to a straight question."

If the question is in good faith, I'll always try to give a clear answer.

 

[44nutman]

no 30 year old gal is going to want to serve serious jail time. I would not be surprised if she talks.

She is tough. She has been fucking this guy and half the NRA for access to the GOP. She can handle anything.

 

[Farmer Br0wn]

40% cult of personality, 40% lack of education, 20% straight up stupidity.

But feel free to try again!

I'm curious is any on the left or those opposed to President Trump actually know the answer to this question:

There's a reason none of these accusations deter the President's supporters. Do you know why?

 

[Joe]

Red sparrow has flipped.

Trump called on her to be the first person to ask him a question at a conference back in 2015. Just randomly she was the first person.

 

[Big Nasty Edison]

I'm sure your legal witch hunt will work this time, just like it did all the other times before...

and I'm sure one day you'll get that dastardly Hillary. Just a couple more investigations and I'm sure they'll lock her up.

There's a reason none of these accusations deter the President's supporters. Do you know why?

A cult of personality is a helluva drug.

 

[Trotsky]

Appeals to authority should be less obvious.

The issue is that you don't understand his argument well enough to articulate it yourself. I've repeatedly challenged your position and all you have is "b-b-but Dershowitz!"

Kind of reminds me of the guy who tried to say that Occam's razor favored the narrative that all the circumstantial evidence was just coincidence, and then when people would disagree with him and inform him that that doesn't make sense, he'd say "oh, so you think Occam's razor doesn't make sense, huh?"

 

[kpt018]

But feel free to try again!

I'm curious is any on the left or those opposed to President Trump actually know the answer to this question:

There's a reason none of these accusations deter the President's supporters. Do you know why?

Because they enjoy membership in the cult and are low information consumers of news.

 

[Farmer Br0wn]

and I'm sure one day you'll get that dastardly Hillary. Just a couple more investigations and I'm sure they'll lock her up.

Hillary has demonstrated several times in her life and career "The rules are do thee, not for me".

I'm looking to the future. You keep on dwelling on the past. Muller isn't going to find the "evidence" that would have pushed Hillary over the top (if you're being honest with yourself, that's what you really want). Let it go.

A cult of personality is a helluva drug.

But feel free to try again!

 

[Strychnine]

She is tough. She has been fucking this guy and half the NRA for access to the GOP. She can handle anything.

You mean to tell me that this 3/10 is going to flip on that beefcake she was nailing?

Dang! They must be dangling life UNDER the prison for her to turn on that.

 

[Farmer Br0wn]

Because they enjoy membership in the cult and are low information consumers of news.

again!

I'm kind of shocked so many on the left are unable to understand the perspective of another.

It demonstrates low resolution thinking.

 

[FIMN]

There's a reason none of these accusations deter the President's supporters. Do you know why?

I'm going to suggest your answer will unironically support my cult of personality suggestion. Unless you're quite sure that a sundowning, draft dodging, notorious liar and conman is in fact americas greatest ever president?