| Trump acquitted 12:43 - Feb 6 with 9054 views | The_Last_Baron |
I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned on this political viper's nest of a message board, but thought it was worth testing the views of the woke twtderatti.
I'm not surprised he's been acquitted as it was yet another underhand attempt to undo the election result of 2016 by lunatic Nancy and co. The Democrats should have spent the last 3 years rebuilding and looking ahead optimistically to 2020 with a positive campaign. Their lack of strategy and brains will cost them heavily as Trump romps home once more. |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 12:45 - Feb 6 with 7747 views | Herbivore |
I don't think you understand why he was acquitted. |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 12:48 - Feb 6 with 7722 views | J2BLUE |
He was acquitted because the republicans control the senate.
If we had the same system and BJ was on the chopping block he would be saved as well.
I know i'll take some stick but i'm pleased he's been acquitted. He won the election fair and square (I don't care about the popular vote, everyone knew the rules going in). He should be able to serve his term and then the American people can judge him. |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 12:51 - Feb 6 with 7699 views | Clapham_Junction |
| Trump acquitted on 12:48 - Feb 6 by J2BLUE |
He was acquitted because the republicans control the senate.
If we had the same system and BJ was on the chopping block he would be saved as well.
I know i'll take some stick but i'm pleased he's been acquitted. He won the election fair and square (I don't care about the popular vote, everyone knew the rules going in). He should be able to serve his term and then the American people can judge him. |
Are you suggesting that people should be allowed to remain in office for the remainder of their term, even if they commit crimes whilst in power? |  | | |
| Trump acquitted on 12:53 - Feb 6 with 7683 views | Herbivore |
| Trump acquitted on 12:48 - Feb 6 by J2BLUE |
He was acquitted because the republicans control the senate.
If we had the same system and BJ was on the chopping block he would be saved as well.
I know i'll take some stick but i'm pleased he's been acquitted. He won the election fair and square (I don't care about the popular vote, everyone knew the rules going in). He should be able to serve his term and then the American people can judge him. |
I don't get that logic. He should stay in for the whole term even though he's abused his position to commit a crime? | |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:00 - Feb 6 with 7649 views | monytowbray |
| Trump acquitted on 12:48 - Feb 6 by J2BLUE |
He was acquitted because the republicans control the senate.
If we had the same system and BJ was on the chopping block he would be saved as well.
I know i'll take some stick but i'm pleased he's been acquitted. He won the election fair and square (I don't care about the popular vote, everyone knew the rules going in). He should be able to serve his term and then the American people can judge him. |
There's the problem with democracy right there. We seem to live in a "they won and that's it" bubble rather than a "they won yes, but they've since gone back on their promises and broken the law" bubble. Any PM or President who comes in and tries to tweak the democratic process to cling onto power needs to instantly be booted out in my view, dangerous f*ckers (yes I been BJ). |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:01 - Feb 6 with 7647 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Trump acquitted on 12:53 - Feb 6 by Herbivore |
I don't get that logic. He should stay in for the whole term even though he's abused his position to commit a crime? |
We don't know if he's committed a crime do we, as he hasn't faced a criminal trial? The evidence suggests he has, but innocent until proven guilty and all that. |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:03 - Feb 6 with 7635 views | StokieBlue |
| Trump acquitted on 13:00 - Feb 6 by monytowbray |
There's the problem with democracy right there. We seem to live in a "they won and that's it" bubble rather than a "they won yes, but they've since gone back on their promises and broken the law" bubble. Any PM or President who comes in and tries to tweak the democratic process to cling onto power needs to instantly be booted out in my view, dangerous f*ckers (yes I been BJ). |
What part of the democratic process is Boris trying to tweak to cling onto power?
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| Trump acquitted on 13:08 - Feb 6 with 7600 views | lowhouseblue |
| Trump acquitted on 13:03 - Feb 6 by StokieBlue |
What part of the democratic process is Boris trying to tweak to cling onto power?
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boris is a nascent fascist. what more do you need? [Post edited 6 Feb 2020 13:08]
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| Trump acquitted on 13:23 - Feb 6 with 7530 views | StokieBlue |
So, on the first one, I am not sure you can pin that directly on Boris like you did in your post given the trials began in 2018 when he was out in the wilderness and away from any power. He is continuing with it which is unwise but it's not really equatable to Trump I feel.
I actually don't mind the idea but it cannot be implemented without everyone having a free ID which isn't going to happen thus the idea shouldn't happen - I agree with you there.
On the second one, I don't agree with changing things like the court system unless there is cross party agreement but other things in that article such as boundary changes are exactly what Labour did previously. It's also very light on actual information - I assume more has come out since December?
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| Trump acquitted on 13:23 - Feb 6 with 7528 views | lowhouseblue |
so one example is an experiment from before he became pm, and the other is a decision to set up two royal commissions*. what a total fascist.
*though that article did at least provide a reminder as to the incredibly poor level of journalism offered by the independent. | |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:26 - Feb 6 with 7510 views | J2BLUE |
| Trump acquitted on 12:51 - Feb 6 by Clapham_Junction |
Are you suggesting that people should be allowed to remain in office for the remainder of their term, even if they commit crimes whilst in power? |
Has he committed a crime? Maybe I haven't been paying attention but there seems to be widespread disagreement on whether he did anything wrong. Not just on the obvious party lines either. | |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:27 - Feb 6 with 7505 views | monytowbray |
| Trump acquitted on 13:23 - Feb 6 by lowhouseblue |
so one example is an experiment from before he became pm, and the other is a decision to set up two royal commissions*. what a total fascist.
*though that article did at least provide a reminder as to the incredibly poor level of journalism offered by the independent. |
It's a good thing we have SB here to give intelligent and well thought out answers answers on your behalf really. | |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:28 - Feb 6 with 7490 views | vapour_trail |
Idiotic decision to launch the process in the first place given the inevitable outcome.
She looked a fool ripping up his speech the other night as well.
Whilst you talk like a piers Morgan tribute act, much of what you say is on point. |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:31 - Feb 6 with 7461 views | monytowbray |
| Trump acquitted on 13:23 - Feb 6 by StokieBlue |
So, on the first one, I am not sure you can pin that directly on Boris like you did in your post given the trials began in 2018 when he was out in the wilderness and away from any power. He is continuing with it which is unwise but it's not really equatable to Trump I feel.
I actually don't mind the idea but it cannot be implemented without everyone having a free ID which isn't going to happen thus the idea shouldn't happen - I agree with you there.
On the second one, I don't agree with changing things like the court system unless there is cross party agreement but other things in that article such as boundary changes are exactly what Labour did previously. It's also very light on actual information - I assume more has come out since December?
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My fear is most things Johnson does are light on information. His track record gives me no reason to trust him. Speculative yes, but early evidence suggests the potential is still there. | |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:32 - Feb 6 with 7443 views | Dubtractor |
| Trump acquitted on 13:23 - Feb 6 by lowhouseblue |
so one example is an experiment from before he became pm, and the other is a decision to set up two royal commissions*. what a total fascist.
*though that article did at least provide a reminder as to the incredibly poor level of journalism offered by the independent. |
The independent website is fooking awful these days isn't it? |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:33 - Feb 6 with 7439 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Trump acquitted on 13:26 - Feb 6 by J2BLUE |
Has he committed a crime? Maybe I haven't been paying attention but there seems to be widespread disagreement on whether he did anything wrong. Not just on the obvious party lines either. |
He kind of admitted it! But hasn't faced a criminal trial of course.
They should just tar and feather him for being a narcistic tvvat and then let that be the end of it. | |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:48 - Feb 6 with 7410 views | BlueBadger |
What is it about the racist, stupid, corrupt and incompetent Donald Trump that appeals to you? |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 13:49 - Feb 6 with 7399 views | m14_blue |
| Trump acquitted on 13:28 - Feb 6 by vapour_trail |
Idiotic decision to launch the process in the first place given the inevitable outcome.
She looked a fool ripping up his speech the other night as well.
Whilst you talk like a piers Morgan tribute act, much of what you say is on point. |
Even a blind squirrel....
90% of it is utter gibberish |  | | |
| Trump acquitted on 14:05 - Feb 6 with 7334 views | Darth_Koont |
| Trump acquitted on 13:28 - Feb 6 by vapour_trail |
Idiotic decision to launch the process in the first place given the inevitable outcome.
She looked a fool ripping up his speech the other night as well.
Whilst you talk like a piers Morgan tribute act, much of what you say is on point. |
While I completely agree that the outcome was inevitable with the Senate almost certainly not going to impeach, I think it’s important to go through the process. The alternative was to appear complicit somehow.
Also demonstrates that ultimately it’s only the partisan aspect that is black and white. However much Trump projects his “totally vindicated” message, it’s at least clear that he operates in a grey zone. For many of the more moral Americans (even some on the right) that will have an effect. All it will take is for the positive picture of economic growth that Trump has been surfing to change and the negatives about him will suddenly become much more relevant.
That’s speculative and hopeful, but I don’t think rising above it and trying to ignore him works any better either. |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 14:11 - Feb 6 with 7306 views | LankHenners |
It has been mentioned on another thread.
That’s not why he’s been acquitted but it’s what he’ll say the reason is. The dems fcked this up by doing it over something no-one really cares about. What it also means, if it wasn’t clear already, is that putting Biden as the nominee is a guaranteed loss. Thankfully one positive thing to come out of the disastrous and likely rigged Iowa caucus is that Biden really flopped. |  |
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| Trump acquitted on 14:14 - Feb 6 with 7287 views | Herbivore |
| Trump acquitted on 13:01 - Feb 6 by Swansea_Blue |
We don't know if he's committed a crime do we, as he hasn't faced a criminal trial? The evidence suggests he has, but innocent until proven guilty and all that. |
A sitting president can't face a criminal trial. The move to impeach after consideration of all the evidence (which the senate voted not to hear) suggests that he has committed an offence. | |
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| Trump acquitted on 14:21 - Feb 6 with 7267 views | HARRY10 |
However the evidence against him does not go away, and this flawed
judicial system that tested some of that evidence merely highlighted those flaws.
I very much doubt Trump would have avoided a guilty verdict had this been through the usual judicial process. But when those deciding on guilt or innocence had already stated that they had decided upon their verdict BEFORE the 'trial' it does question the integrity of any trial under those conditions.
And it further brings inoi question those who bleat about so called elites and enemies of the people when they are happy to accept this charade.
What would their view be were it to be Putin, or some Middle East country. The jury declared him innocent before the trial started.
Worrying times. Not so much that this ravesty of justice happed, but that so many are accepting of it.
How far have we moved on from public lynchings ? | | | |
| Trump acquitted on 15:38 - Feb 6 with 7163 views | bazgammon |
| Trump acquitted on 12:48 - Feb 6 by J2BLUE |
He was acquitted because the republicans control the senate.
If we had the same system and BJ was on the chopping block he would be saved as well.
I know i'll take some stick but i'm pleased he's been acquitted. He won the election fair and square (I don't care about the popular vote, everyone knew the rules going in). He should be able to serve his term and then the American people can judge him. |
he was acquitted because he is innocent. Pelosi and co like remoaners and leftists over here fail to accept democracy. | |
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