Trump NY Criminal Trial

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Greenman

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Conservatives are desperately trying to push the conversation away from the crime.

@Greenman I assume you agree it should be a crime to falsify business records so that you can commit more crimes. Right?
I'm not sure what you're talking about as I don't closely follow this thread, but yes, falsifying ones accounting to commit a crime is illegal as far as I know. On the receiving end of funny accounting, accepting bribes is completely legal as long as you don't actually say "bribe". If you need to accept big money it's a speaking engagement or consulting fee.
As far as I know hush money is completely legal as long as the taxes are paid and it's not covering up a crime.
 

fskimospy

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I'm not sure what you're talking about as I don't closely follow this thread, but yes, falsifying ones accounting to commit a crime is illegal as far as I know. On the receiving end of funny accounting, accepting bribes is completely legal as long as you don't actually say "bribe". If you need to accept big money it's a speaking engagement or consulting fee.
As far as I know hush money is completely legal as long as the taxes are paid and it's not covering up a crime.
Yes, hush money is completely legal but that’s not relevant here as Trump isn’t charged with paying people hush money.

Trump is charged with cooking the books, and the evidence of that being done is overwhelming. He’s on tape discussing it!
 
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Fenixgoon

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I'm not sure what you're talking about as I don't closely follow this thread, but yes, falsifying ones accounting to commit a crime is illegal as far as I know. On the receiving end of funny accounting, accepting bribes is completely legal as long as you don't actually say "bribe". If you need to accept big money it's a speaking engagement or consulting fee.
As far as I know hush money is completely legal as long as the taxes are paid and it's not covering up a crime.
Jesus it's terrible how you feign ignorance.
 
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Greenman

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Yes, hush money is completely legal but that’s not relevant here as Trump isn’t charged with paying people hush money.

Trump is charged with cooking the books, and the evidence of that being done is overwhelming. He’s on tape discussing it!
Then he'll be convicted and suffer the penalty. What's the problem?
 

Greenman

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Jesus it's terrible how you feign ignorance.
Nope, I just try to be a little careful about how I word my statements. Beyond that, I really don't follow this stuff all that closely. For the last year and a half I've been busy with setting up my shop and dialing in my new house, with some time off for a couple of medical issues.
Just fyi, the house has now crossed the threshold and is well into custom home territory. A tradesmen with a shop and a little disposable income can do some amazing shit.
 

Greenman

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The inevitable result of JAQing off and playing ignorant. Backed into a corner with facts...
Where did I say Trump was innocent? Where did I say the charges were bogus? Links please.
This is the fundamental issue with P&N, it's tribalism and hostility. You get angry when I won't jump on the accepted bandwagon, or accept the stories and conclusions as facts. Your burning need to be vindicated isn't my problem, it's yours.
 
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Indus

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I don't like Cohen one bit.. he's not hero or savior or the good guy but he's doing a pretty good job of showing Trump's attorney is badgering him in court!
 
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JTsyo

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Right wing media has been incessantly parroting that they don't even know what crime Trump has been charged with. So far as to pretend the trial has no purpose as there's nothing to prosecute.

They are gaslighting the public into believing this is just a political prosecution, that there is no rule of law, and oh... and wouldn't it be great if there was some stochastic terrorism from the good guys to right these wrongs and save us from the evil communists. They may have only implied that last part, or hoped and prayed really hard that it would happen after all these hours they pour into making it happen. Like Jan 6th.

We have not seen the last of the coup, their defense of Trump DEMANDS it.
Interesting that wasn't an issue for the GOP attempt to impeach Biden.
 

Greenman

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There’s no problem, it’s just notable that you have no problem drawing conclusions about other topics on the basis of far less evidence. Why do you think that is?
What topics? What evidence? If you can point to something I'll have a go at explaining it. But we should be honest and admit that some folks here get angry when they don't get the vindication they're looking for. I guess I'm some sort of freak because I don't need that vindication, and have trouble understanding that need in others.
 
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dank69

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Y'all can use this one *again* since Greenman seems to have forgotten already:
That's simply stupid. You're closing your eyes and putting your hands over your ears so you won't have to face the truth. There is absolutely no doubt at this point that she knowingly and willfully ignored the rules, attempted to destroy evidence, and continually lied to the American people and the FBI about it. It's either intent or stupidity on an enormous scale.

I was on the fence about this until today, but watching the FBI director's questioning, the truth is obvious. Hillary is either a complete idiot, a criminal, or absolutely certain that she's untouchable.
 

fskimospy

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What topics? What evidence? If you can point to something I'll have a go at explaining it. But we should be honest and admit that some folks here get angry when they don't get the vindication they're looking for. I guess I'm some sort of freak because I don't need that vindication, and have trouble understanding that need in others.
Dank69 offered a good example above. Can you explain?

I also find it annoying that people get very angry when people don’t agree with them but I’m not angry, I think the question is a legitimate one for you.

There is vastly more evidence for Trump’s criminality than there ever was for Clinton but you drew strong conclusions for her and say ‘beats me!’ for Trump. Why?
 

hal2kilo

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If there is a hung jury, and it's only one juror holding out, I’d expect the prosecution to retry it. The Prosecution could decide to retry the case even if there were 11 votes for “not guilty,” but they typically don’t in that situation. But 11 to 1 for guilty is usually retried. Everything in between takes some thought about what to do, but one hold out is usually seen as an aberration, and they’ll read the tea leaves. Now if there is more than one juror, say like three or four .... then it's hard to say what happens.
Speaking of jurors.

 
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Greenman

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Dank69 offered a good example above. Can you explain?

I also find it annoying that people get very angry when people don’t agree with them but I’m not angry, I think the question is a legitimate one for you.

There is vastly more evidence for Trump’s criminality than there ever was for Clinton but you drew strong conclusions for her and say ‘beats me!’ for Trump. Why?
Because I haven't been following the case. I catch a little bit here and a little bit on the far right forums, and as expected they proclaim with hard facts that Trump is innocent, just as vehemently as you fellows proclaim his guilt.

Btw, I don't see danks posts, he's on my do not disturb list. I can anyone that isn't civil. If someone can't express an opinion without insults and anger they have nothing worth saying.
 
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JD50

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Because I haven't been following the case. I catch a little bit here and a little bit on the far right forums, and as expected they proclaim with hard facts that Trump is innocent, just as vehemently as you fellows proclaim his guilt.

Btw, I don't see danks posts, he's on my do not disturb list. I can anyone that isn't civil. If someone can't express an opinion without insults and anger they have nothing worth saying.
Can't you just click "show ignored" or something like that? I don't know because I don't use the ignore list.

Anyways, here's what he quoted you as saying back before you decided you couldn't form an opinion on legal matters that haven't been fully litigated and settled.

That's simply stupid. You're closing your eyes and putting your hands over your ears so you won't have to face the truth. There is absolutely no doubt at this point that she knowingly and willfully ignored the rules, attempted to destroy evidence, and continually lied to the American people and the FBI about it. It's either intent or stupidity on an enormous scale.

I was on the fence about this until today, but watching the FBI director's questioning, the truth is obvious. Hillary is either a complete idiot, a criminal, or absolutely certain that she's untouchable.
 
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fskimospy

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Because I haven't been following the case. I catch a little bit here and a little bit on the far right forums, and as expected they proclaim with hard facts that Trump is innocent, just as vehemently as you fellows proclaim his guilt.

Btw, I don't see danks posts, he's on my do not disturb list. I can anyone that isn't civil. If someone can't express an opinion without insults and anger they have nothing worth saying.
So JD50 quoted the relevant post. Seems like you were very comfortable reaching conclusions based on far less complete information in that case. Can you explain the difference?

 

akugami

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So JD50 quoted the relevant post. Seems like you were very comfortable reaching conclusions based on far less complete information in that case. Can you explain the difference?


We all know @Greenman won't answer.

He's here constantly spewing the lies of the Republican party such as how crooked Hillary is, and how great Trump is, and yet it is Trump in a criminal trial. He's here constantly spewing the lies about how senile or what a mental midget Joe Biden is, and yet he has yet to be able to defend the word salad and absolute nonsense that is Trump's "complete sentences".

Greenman will twist fact into a Gordian knot in order to twist it into some semblance of an argument. When he can't, he ignores the questions, or runs and hides for a time. Any time he is confronted with an inconvenient truth, he conveniently ignores the question.

He wants us to respect his words as if he speaks some immutable truth, but when he doesn't have the common decency to defend his own positions, how are we supposed to respect him? No one is expected to get everything right 100% of the time. Some stances are merely a difference of opinion and it's OK to disagree. But when you can't, or won't, defend your position, how are we supposed to respect you?

The fact of the matter is, it's just another sign of a brainwashed sheep, spouting the conservative party lies.
 
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Amused

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Where did I say Trump was innocent? Where did I say the charges were bogus? Links please.
This is the fundamental issue with P&N, it's tribalism and hostility. You get angry when I won't jump on the accepted bandwagon, or accept the stories and conclusions as facts. Your burning need to be vindicated isn't my problem, it's yours.

On cue with every accusation being a confession.
 
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