United States of America July 4, 1776 - May 30, 2024 - Page 6

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In reply to Muy • 10:44a, 5/31/24

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Muy said:
The TDS on this thread is strong

So is the victimhood. Feel bad for those for whom they no longer enjoy the same freedoms they had 4 years ago. Its strange, but except for the economy and the crazy liberal culture wars, I seem to have exactly the same freedoms. Maybe the iron curtain just hasn't fallen this far south yet.

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10:45a, 5/31/24

I don't want to hear elected Republicans complaining. I don't need to see their tweets and statements condemning the verdict. The only thing I want to hear from these people is which Democrats they will have arrested. Don't tell us that you're sad about the verdict. We don't give…
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In reply to Agthatbuilds • 10:54a, 5/31/24

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Almost no one here was saying the first two.

In fact, most assumed 1. he would be indicted because a DA can indicted just about anything they want to and 2. Most assumed the verdict would be guilty, because it was unlikely to recieve any sort of fair trial or decent jury in a place that for 9 to 1 biden over trump.

that's a false statement

many Trumpers before the Iowa Caucus were proclaiming Trump would never be indicted or convicted, and that we had nothing to worry about.

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In reply to LMCane • 11:11a, 5/31/24

LMCane said:
Agthatbuilds said:
Almost no one here was saying the first two.

In fact, most assumed 1. he would be indicted because a DA can indicted just about anything they want to and 2. Most assumed the verdict would be guilty, because it was unlikely to recieve any sort of fair trial or decent jury in a place that for 9 to 1 biden over trump.
that's a false statement

many Trumpers before the Iowa Caucus were proclaiming Trump would never be indicted or convicted, and that we had nothing to worry about.

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In reply to LMCane • 11:12a, 5/31/24

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LMCane said:
Agthatbuilds said:
Almost no one here was saying the first two.

In fact, most assumed 1. he would be indicted because a DA can indicted just about anything they want to and 2. Most assumed the verdict would be guilty, because it was unlikely to recieve any sort of fair trial or decent jury in a place that for 9 to 1 biden over trump.
that's a false statement

many Trumpers before the Iowa Caucus were proclaiming Trump would never be indicted or convicted, and that we had nothing to worry about.

And?