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post 1576875561 03-28-2019, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Seatard
What? You on that bipolar time?

I'm not making any arguments or insane speculations, just pointing out the basic flaw in your logic.
Do you believe that if Mueller found a crime, any crime against trump, that he would choose not to charge him for it?

Be honest. Use everything we know about this investigation.
post 1576875581 03-28-2019, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
If the White House redacts any information in the Mueller Report, yes I am willing to be banned until 2020. Are you if they don't?
You should probably exclude details that must be redacted by law.

- Information relating to the Grand Jury
- Classified Information
- Information giving by foreign governments
- Named Sources.
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post 1576875981 03-28-2019, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
I do need to make that stipulation since all the heat coming from you is that the Mueller Report will get edited by the White House, I don't think it will. I think they'll put it out "as is". If there is redaction in there right now on part of Mueller, then so be it. I support full transparency though.
I sincerely hope they "put it out" as is. Lol'd at a Mueller redaction, but I also support full transparency.
post 1576876401 03-28-2019, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted By NYPat
I sincerely hope they "put it out" as is. Lol'd at a Mueller redaction, but I also support full transparency.
A report that doesn't let unindicted people defend themselves against innuendo is a weapon. I'd be saying the same if it was a Clinton report.

That's why I would only support an IG style report to be released.

I think the questions regarding the start of the case and motivations of those investigation trump should make anyone take the report with a healthy dose of skepticism regarding the narrative. We've already heard of their tactics trying to get people to sign pleas with lies to create a narrative (see corsi, who apparently had his charges dropped when he sued).
post 1576876511 03-28-2019, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Do you believe that if Mueller found a crime, any crime against trump, that he would choose not to charge him for it?

Be honest. Use everything we know about this investigation.
Possibly, yes.

Even ignoring the policy of not indicting a sitting president, which is apparently not in play anyways, it would be an extraordinary thing to do. Giving Mueller the benefit of the doubt that he is an experienced person who understands a bigger picture than many, I could see a situation that a crime be deemed too minor to be worthy of the chitstorm that might occur if prosecuted.

Similar judgement calls are made every day in the American judicial system.
post 1576876811 03-28-2019, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Seatard
Possibly, yes.

Even ignoring the policy of not indicting a sitting president, which is apparently not in play anyways, it would be an extraordinary thing to do. Giving Mueller the benefit of the doubt that he is an experienced person who understands a bigger picture than many, I could see a situation that a crime be deemed too minor to be worthy of the chitstorm that might occur if prosecuted.

Similar judgement calls are made every day in the American judicial system.
I think you are the only person in America that honestly believes that. Mueller literally put something that wasn't even a crime (trump using personal funds is now a campaign finance violation? lulz) in Cohen's plea just to tie trump up in something, ANYTHING that would live on beyond his corrupt investigation.

But I suppose if we put on our rose tinted glasses and ignore all available evidence and logic, you might be right.
post 1576877671 03-28-2019, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
I think you are the only person in America that honestly believes that. Mueller literally put something that wasn't even a crime (trump using personal funds is now a campaign finance violation? lulz) in Cohen's plea just to tie trump up in something, ANYTHING that would live on beyond his corrupt investigation.

But I suppose if we put on our rose tinted glasses and ignore all available evidence and logic, you might be right.
Reading the report for myself could change my opinion.
post 1576877901 03-28-2019, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted By Seatard
Reading the report for myself could change my opinion.
Not to put you down, but I don't think you have the foundation to spot the inconsistencies with available facts and testimony.

It would be like reading a book and guessing if it is based on a true story or not.
post 1576878511 03-28-2019, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Not to put you down, but I don't think you have the foundation to spot the inconsistencies with available facts and testimony.

It would be like reading a book and guessing if it is based on a true story or not.
I wouldn't argue with that, I don't consider myself highly informed on the details. I probably wouldn't even read the whole thing myself TBH. I should take back that post.

There are a lot of people who do have the foundation though. I think I could read the fuk out of annotated excerpts and get a pretty good understanding.
post 1576880711 03-28-2019, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Seatard
Reading the report for myself could change my opinion.
You’re really close to wanting the whole truth. The mueller report won’t be the whole truth. It will be what mueller wants the report to say. Not to say that he would lie at all. Just that it would be his version of a complex situation that he was meant to narrate with a predetermined ending. Unfortunately for him that ending wasn’t possible so he will limit what he wants to.
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post 1576883731 03-28-2019, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted By sandaltan
they dont trust the FBI, the DOJ, the media, or the dems

but trump's AG is beyond reproach and they gobble up his 4 page summary like its gospel

can you imagine if obama or hillary's attorney issued a 4 page statement interpreting the results of a 2 year investigation saying "No WrOnGdOiNg," refused to release the actual report, and then were like SEEE!
So there has been absolutely 0 evidence Trump had any Russian deals in regards to presidency. You morons kept saying Muller had secret evidence- but when his report says there is 0 evidence you magically don't believe him? Don't you think he was say something publicly if the AG lied about the contents of his report?

Lmao windowlickers strike again. How long did you have to stop REEEEEEEEEEing at the sky to make this post?
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post 1576884371 03-28-2019, 11:29 PM
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everything about the trump cult is extreme hypocrisy.

Imagine a President Obama or Clinton selling nuclear technology to the Saudis yet you wont hear a peep about it now that their cult leader approved it
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Holy fkin cope. You can now clearly see the TDS victims once the investigation was concluded.

Not to mention that the report itself most likely has summary/conclusion section, and it’s not just Barr summarizing 700 pages.

Rosenstein approved. Mueller doesn’t challenge the summary given to the public. Let’s REeEeEEeeeeee anyway
post 1576884951 03-28-2019, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted By NYPat
Release the report. Let the American people have the report they paid for.
Wait, I thought Manafort paid for it?
post 1576886671 03-29-2019, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted By sandaltan
mueller cant comment publicly on the contents of the investigation, even if barr grossly misinterprets it
Yes he can... and has before, to debunk an inaccurate Buzzfeed story.
post 1576895371 03-29-2019, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted By drLihp
everything about the trump cult is extreme hypocrisy.

Imagine a President Obama or Clinton selling nuclear technology to the Saudis yet you wont hear a peep about it now that their cult leader approved it
Obama made 40% more arms deals in the middle east than any president in history.

Bill Clinton sold nuclear ICBM technology toChina. (after taking $3 million in campaign contributions)

So shut the fuk up until you know what you are talking about.
post 1576898951 03-29-2019, 07:39 AM
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Do you guys know what the best part is?


How NyPay, Sillie, Tam, Ari, Gaynz, etc all will read the full report top to bottom wasting hours of their lives just to be disappointed ... again.

lmfao.
post 1576899431 03-29-2019, 07:46 AM
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post 1576899931 03-29-2019, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Seatard
The spastic fervor to immediately acknowledge Trump's exoneration is fukking retarded.
Completely unlike the hysteria that Russia hackorized the election we've all been subjected to for the past 2.5 years.
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post 1576901881 03-29-2019, 08:28 AM
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You're right, OP. Much more reasonable to dig in your heals and insist on a massive conspiracy. As if accusing Trump of being a Russian asset wasn't silly enough.
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Originally Posted By BFast55
You're right, OP. Much more reasonable to dig in your heals and insist on a massive conspiracy. As if accusing Trump of being a Russian asset wasn't silly enough.
Well, they actually believed there was a pee pee tape, so...
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Originally Posted By topperstyle
Do you guys know what the best part is?


How NyPay, Sillie, Tam, Ari, Gaynz, etc all will read the full report top to bottom wasting hours of their lives just to be disappointed ... again.

lmfao.
fukkin lol at thinking they will even look at the full report.

Gunna be tuning into CNN and MSNBC and reading vox articles about it though, lmfao
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post 1576905131 03-29-2019, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted By NYPat
Why do you keep trying to put words in my mouth?

The purpose of the SC was to investigate Trump and his cooperation with the Russian involvement in our election, as a result of Trump firing Comey because he wouldn't drop the Russia investigation. This was done by Republicans in a Republican controlled House and Senate.

Mueller completed his investigation, in short time compared to Starr, and released his report.. to Barr. Who was put in place by Trump. For this exact reason.

Release the report.







Oh the "White House". lol

I thought you wanted an actual ban bet.
Lol at you trying to act tough when you ran from the ban bet i tried to offer you the other day

Also, its really strange how the resident libs were all gone when the info about the report came out and all of the sudden, a few days later, they are all back posting up a storm.
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
A report that doesn't let unindicted people defend themselves against innuendo is a weapon. I'd be saying the same if it was a Clinton report.

That's why I would only support an IG style report to be released.

I think the questions regarding the start of the case and motivations of those investigation trump should make anyone take the report with a healthy dose of skepticism regarding the narrative. We've already heard of their tactics trying to get people to sign pleas with lies to create a narrative (see corsi, who apparently had his charges dropped when he sued).
Many Trump supporters keep saying the Barr letter completely exonerates Trump, and that because Barr wrote that Mueller could not prove each element of the crime of conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt then that means there is no evidence of any sort of collusion, and that Trump did nothing wrong, and it was all a big hoax.

Trump and many Trump supporters are really emphatic about. They keep repeating it, over and over. No collusion. No collusion.

It sounds as if you don't believe these statements are true.

It sounds like you think Trump did do something that might be embarrassing or reflect poorly upon him.

All the bluster vanishes when we begin speaking about releasing the whole report. Suddenly, we have this excuse, and that excuse, and so on and so forth.

I find that to be very interesting.

It sounds like you believe at least some of what the so-called fake news media has been saying might actually be true, otherwise, why not release the entire report?

If there is no evidence of collusion and Trump did nothing wrong then there is absolutely nothing to fear, right?

It's just like the interview with Mueller. Everyone knows that Trump would not have been able to get through an interview with Mueller without committing perjury. How funny is that? That's how low the bar is with respect to how Trump supporters view Trump.
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No collusion
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Investigation of trump is over

New investigations of the fbi, DOJ, etc are starting
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Originally Posted By beowulf10
Many Trump supporters keep saying the Barr letter completely exonerates Trump, and that because Barr wrote that Mueller could not prove each element of the crime of conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt then that means there is no evidence of any sort of collusion, and that Trump did nothing wrong, and it was all a big hoax.

Trump and many Trump supporters are really emphatic about. They keep repeating it, over and over. No collusion. No collusion.

It sounds as if you don't believe these statements are true.

It sounds like you think Trump did do something that might be embarrassing or reflect poorly upon him.

All the bluster vanishes when we begin speaking about releasing the whole report. Suddenly, we have this excuse, and that excuse, and so on and so forth.

I find that to be very interesting.

It sounds like you believe at least some of what the so-called fake news media has been saying might actually be true, otherwise, why not release the entire report?

If there is no evidence of collusion and Trump did nothing wrong then there is absolutely nothing to fear, right?

It's just like the interview with Mueller. Everyone knows that Trump would not have been able to get through an interview with Mueller without committing perjury.How funny is that?That's how low the bar is with respect to how Trump supporters view Trump.
1/1000 as funny as the meltdown from the left



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Originally Posted By DA_MOSS
1/1000 as funny as the meltdown from the left



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Yeah, that's because the truth hurts.
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post 1576907251 03-29-2019, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By beowulf10
Yeah, that's because the truth hurts.
you are correct.. it is factual that the left has melted down in a hilarious way



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