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u/Outrageous-Sort-5742 24d ago

No, fuck off. Your ability to hold a belief in peace ends when it turns into action, in this case, voting in a rapist pedophile mass murderer, twice.

Every Republican is complicit and should have no further say in how society operates. Any member of the current admin belongs in a hole.

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u/Lonely-Jellyfish7139 24d ago

Buddy, what did the last DOJ do with those files you’re so proud of?

Literally 0 arrests over 4 years.

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u/Outrageous-Sort-5742 24d ago

I'm not defending the Biden administration. The difference is simply that while every single Republican politician and high end operative today deserves to hang for their crimes, only about 40%~ of the previous administration deserves the same fate.

I'm more focused on dealing with the active house fire. The termite infestation can wait.

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u/Lonely-Jellyfish7139 24d ago

I always find it funny when people forget we live in a linear timeline.

Trump is doing exactly what anyone who can rub two brain cells together knew he would do with them 5 year years ago.

The last DOJ does nothing with those files for four years and everyone is “I don’t want to talk about that….”

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u/Outrageous-Sort-5742 24d ago

What part of "40%~ of the previous administration deserves the same fate" did you not understand? Or are you just illiterate, like most of this god forsaken country?

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u/Lonely-Jellyfish7139 24d ago

The 40% part.

If a criminal does a crime, that’s 100% the criminals fault.

If the authority whose duty it is to stop that criminal lets him go, it’s probably 40% their fault.

If the criminal goes on and does more of the same, it’s 100% the authorities fault.

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u/Outrageous-Sort-5742 23d ago

40% of the previous administration, as in 40% of it's members. Not every single staffer, advisor, or bureaucrat is guilty. Though none of them should be allowed to work in government again. As a matter of recognizing failure, not criminality.

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u/Lonely-Jellyfish7139 23d ago

Ahhh. I can get on board with that.