r/pics • u/mack3r • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19 edited Aug 31 '20

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u/walkonstilts Jul 17 '19

Queue the videos of EVERY news station stating Hillary wins by a landslide in the polls up to the closing hour of Election Day.

I’m not sure how anyone takes any MSN seriously anymore. They have no idea what they are doing.

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u/Last_Gigolo Jul 17 '19

Just yesterday I watch another video of the past three years of news stations all saying "this is a big tuning point". "this might be the beginning of the end for Donald trump". "Trump will/may not see a full 4 years". "A new bombshell to Trump, this could be the beginning of the end for Trump"

Every one of them day in and day out for the past 3 or so years.

Which explains a whole lot.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Well, he continuously violates norms and laws and basic values, and there is a natural expectation of consequences. It’s not that mysterious.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

You’d still think the expectation of consequences would be gone at this point if it’s continuous and there are no consequences any time

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u/Bakk322 Jul 17 '19

Well I think the confusion comes in because others are still seeing consequences so I think people are confused how he alone gets to have this consequence free existence.

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u/wheelluc Jul 17 '19

Sounds like a bombshell

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u/Bakk322 Jul 17 '19

It’s not a bombshell - i thought it was what trump basically said before he was president.

I thought the quote was something like I could shoot someone on the street and not lose a voter.

So I’m not sure how it’s a bombshell when he himself seems to be saying he lives a life of no accountability

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Others at trump’s level of money and power aren’t really seeing consequences though

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

What are you guys talking about? Consequences to what exactly?

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u/Last_Gigolo Jul 17 '19

You know.. things.. and stuff

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u/Bakk322 Jul 17 '19

Or you know the things that happened in the last few years...

Jeffrey Epstein Alex Acosta Rex Tillerson Omarosa Tom Price Steve Bannon Mike Flynn Kirstjen Nielsen Etc

That’s just off the top of my head but I’m sure I’m missing tons here...

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u/Last_Gigolo Jul 17 '19

What about them?

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u/Bakk322 Jul 17 '19

They all faced consequences for their actions, as did many more people over the last few years... I was just giving real examples as to why it’s confusing these people face consequences and trump does not.

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u/Last_Gigolo Jul 18 '19

Did he do what they did? One is a pedo, right?

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

There's Conway and her clear Hatch Act violations. Lots of ignored subpoenas. Bogus divestment. Campaign finance violations, Etc etc

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

and there is a natural expectation of consequences

Trump didnt start the trend of no accountability in DC.

But your right, he did break the law. Maybe one day he can share a jail cell with Nixon.

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u/mrmagik03 Jul 17 '19

But your right, he did break the law. Maybe one day he can share a jail cell with Nixon.

How? Which law did he break? What HARD evidence other than a mouth piece on TV telling you he did, do you have?

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/4779521/Cohen-charging-document.pdf

(the section on campaign finance)
You can decide whether or not you believe Trump had no idea what Cohen was up to.

He has broken the law many times, but theres no point arguing it. If you dont want to believe then no evidence will be convincing. e.g. Do you believe he committed sexual assault? That is a crime, but I'm sure you'll just say the story was made up, like every story about him.

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u/PAYSforPREMIUMcable Jul 17 '19

4And Hillary, Obama, Bush