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DesertCat Full Member Offline Posts: 192	Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber Reply #15 - 11/30/19 at 10:00:39 I regret starting this thread. All I wanted to know was the laws (if any) Trump had violated. It was non-political. Oh well, I learned my lesson.
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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #17 - 11/30/19 at 10:46:47

Mavigogun wrote on 11/30/19 at 08:28:59:

raydawg wrote on 11/30/19 at 08:17:47:

Oh....glad you now agree what Obama did/said, when he thought no one was listening....was wrong too, cool.

Refusing-to-get-the-point and deflection is part and parcel of the debasement you now perform daily on behalf of this President.

Wrong again buddy.....Bloomberg is now my choice, not as good Schultz, but he has shown he will work with both sides of the political spectrum....

Like you, I just love pointing out your hypocrisies, and rubbing your face in it.....
Thanks for turning me on to this trick Kiss

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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #18 - 11/30/19 at 11:21:27

DesertCat wrote on 11/30/19 at 10:00:39:

I regret starting this thread. All I wanted to know was the laws (if any) Trump had violated. It was non-political. Oh well, I learned my lesson.

1) Any topic which involves Trump (or any President) is political.
2) No one is guilty of a crime until they've been adjudicated. When a Prosecutor brings a charge against someone, it is their opinion that petson has violated a law.

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WebsterMark Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 13179 Gender:	Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber Reply #19 - 11/30/19 at 11:22:15 Wrong again buddy.....Bloomberg is now my choice, not as good Schultz, but he has shown he will work with both sides of the political spectrum.... Seriously?
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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #20 - 11/30/19 at 11:27:15

DesertCat wrote on 11/30/19 at 10:00:39:

I regret starting this thread. All I wanted to know was the laws (if any) Trump had violated. It was non-political. Oh well, I learned my lesson.

No Regerts now buddy. Tough bikers like us don't have no regerts now.
Might as well get that tattoed on. Just give our tattoo artist a candy bar before they start OK.
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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #21 - 11/30/19 at 11:36:56

"Oh please Eegore, you know what I meant."

My understanding is that you meant all parts of the post you referenced were incorrect except the part you quoted.

Since the provided link regarding Obstruction of Justice is Wiki and thus popular opinion, not verified fact, there may be incorrect information contained within it.

I was asking what part you felt was incorrect.

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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #22 - 11/30/19 at 12:13:05

DesertCat wrote on 11/30/19 at 10:00:39:

I regret starting this thread. All I wanted to know was the laws (if any) Trump had violated. It was non-political. Oh well, I learned my lesson.

Normally I'd let this pass but I have to call you out on your above comment because it's complete and utter bollox isn't it. The original question itself was just trolling, which in itself is fine, I mean most threads here are, however to try and now get on your little high horsey and take a ride up the high road is insufferably boring.

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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #23 - 11/30/19 at 12:35:21

"The original question itself was just trolling"

Yeah because it's not possible for someone to just ask a question because they have a question?

I actually had an answer to this because I know a number of people who have the exact same question, primarily because they don't follow US politics so a lot of it is genuinely foreign in concept or new to them.

Not everything here is subterfuge, trolling, obnoxious garbage, or somehow emotionally charged. Maybe for some, but not for all.

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eau de sauvage Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2565 Queensland Gender:	Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber Reply #24 - 11/30/19 at 12:50:46 @Eegore, Let me explain further, on the face of it the original question is fine, and that is how I took it. It was his second comment which I took exception to and I stand by my post. Eegore, you need to understand my posts more before your hair trigger reactions.
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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #25 - 11/30/19 at 12:55:59

"The original question itself was just trolling"

I also stand by my post. I know you are commenting about his second post, but I don't believe that the substance of the second post means the first "was just trolling".

Not everything here is subterfuge, trolling, obnoxious garbage, or somehow emotionally charged. Maybe for some, but not for all.

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Reply #26 - 11/30/19 at 13:03:14

@Eegore,

Ok let me further further explain... The original post is purportedly a genuine question without innuendo or subterfuge yet if this were in fact true and someone wanted to know the answer to that question they would not come to an obviously rabid ultra partisan political forum to ask the question.

Included in the original question is the implication that there must be an actual crime committed when in fact impeachment is not a criminal proceeding. Clinton was caught lying to congress which is a crime but that's not what they tried to get him on.

But I let all that go for the reasons you state, but the follow up "I've learned my lesson" is risible.

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eau de sauvage Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2565 Queensland Gender:	Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber Reply #27 - 11/30/19 at 14:00:47 In fact the best answer is, should Trump the President of the most powerful nation on Earth, be allowed to wield arbitrary power? https://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/stop-saying-that-impeachment-is-...
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Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber
Reply #28 - 11/30/19 at 14:28:28

He doesn't....if it was true, he's already pushed the nuke button, like so many predicted..... Grin

Just outta try and beat him in the election, let folk decide, not pundits or politicos.

Sounds pretty simple.

remember when Trump was whinnying prior to the outcome, about Russia interfering, and everyone pooh poohed him....
Hillary even asked him if he's accept the results/outcome, in the debates...

Life can be so darn funny, how devious means trap themselves, in their own doings.....

So, we should look at Hunter's tax returns, just too make sure he pays his child the right amount, didn't hide any extra rubles or yen Grin

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T And T Garage Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 9839	Re: Has Trump broken a law with the alleged briber Reply #29 - 12/02/19 at 12:44:02 DesertCat wrote on 11/30/19 at 10:00:39: I regret starting this thread. All I wanted to know was the laws (if any) Trump had violated. It was non-political. Oh well, I learned my lesson. DesertCat - such is the way of the Tall Table.
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