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You're right.
I'd say Biden is the easier comparison.
- Both Biden and Trump did a quid-pro-quo with Ukraine: Trump got impeached over it and nothing happened to Biden.
- Both Biden and Trump had federal documents in their personal possession: Trump's home was raided over it and nothing happened to Biden.
On and on it goes
This is interesting perspective. You don't see the difference in respondant behavior resulting in different treatment in the documents cases?
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I think the differences that people point out can be used in both directions and only really serve to muddy the waters. All prior presidents have taken documents with them and they've all refused to turn over certain documents when ordered to do so. It turns into a negotiation with the Federal records officers.
The point is that in case after case Trump is treated differently by the regime than all seemingly similar prior cases.
On any specific case, reasonable arguments can be made for why it's different this time, but I think there's a clear signal that can be read through all the noise: most presidents are given as much benefit of the doubt as possible, while Trump is given the least.
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Yeah, but you have to agree he did the most and of the kind of stuff the masters don't like. I get why he is popular, but that is also why he won't make it.
They are two sides of the same coin flipped by the same hand.
Don't be fooled.
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I'm not at all convinced that Trump has done more shady stuff than any of the others.
I'm not saying he didn't, but I don't know how we're supposed to assess this when the asymmetry of treatment is so great.
Do you really think Trump has done more illegal stuff than the Clintons? That would surprise me if it were true.
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Hell no. Bill Clinton is the devil! But I don't let that push me to another devil. What you don't seem to get is they are on the same team. They want you having this fight instead of us getting together and dealing with them all.
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If you think I'm on Trump's team, you are very mistaken. I'd love to see him tried and executed for war crimes.
However, if I'm asked to weigh-in on whether he gets treated the same as other past presidents, I'm not going to pretend that he does. The double standard is clear as day.
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If we focus on the money we will change all this! We will change the incentives that creates the system the political class exploits!
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Agree!
https://m.stacker.news/34003
He is getting raked over the coals.
But it is over the things that he has done.
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There's a term for this: anarco-tyranny.
It's when the law is only enforced selectively against one group of people while the group enforcing the laws are not beholden to them.
Shit like this used to happen to black people all the time, going all the way back to the implementation of voting tests right after emancipation.
The point isn't whether or not he did anything. The point is that wielding the legal system as a partisan political weapon is extremely dangerous.
Great! Sorry if I confused you with his talking points. You present them well.
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Hillary is worse than Bill. I think
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Explain
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Hillary seems to be the center of controversy
Not seems but is
Whitewater
Rose law firm in Arkansas
Vince Foster suicide
Travel gate
Foundation donation quid pro quo
Approved sale of uranium to Russia
Private email server
Missing emails and bleach Bit
The number of suicide and death of those who have worked for her
Her campaign funded the Steele dossier
There is more but I can’t remember right now
They are both corrupt.
Biden will have his day in court.
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Biden was senator from Delaware, banking and business incorporation capital of the U.S. Don't be foolish in thinking he will caught with anything.
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He will not. Biden was deemed not mentally competent to stand trial, when they attempted to hold him accountable.
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You didn't read that indictment yourself, did you?
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Enlighten me.
I'm aware that I overstated the claim, but I think it's correct in essence.
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No need for me to call BS when you call it on yourself.
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I couldn't remember the exact phrasing that was used, but it was in the direction of mental infirmity.
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He said a jury wouldn't convict him, because they would be sympathetic, which means he didn't have enough to win.
They are all corrupt. The system requires it. Don't play this game of us vs. them. It is what they want!
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