Mr. Clemency
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Random thought. What if someone robbed a bank in the area right around the time of the riots. Maybe they could come up with some creative excuse as to how it was related to the riots and then claim the pardon applied to them.
@taiwan_girl said in Mr. Clemency:
Random thought. What if someone robbed a bank in the area right around the time of the riots. Maybe they could come up with some creative excuse as to how it was related to the riots and then claim the pardon applied to them.
better yet, I believe I now have the full right to visit the Rotunda and smear my feces all over its walls as well as erect a hangman's noose outside with my megaphone shouting "hang JD Vance"
This country is getting greater every day. I love America!
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His attempts to rewrite history to exonerate himself will fail miserably. Ostrich's arise and smell the tyrannical attempts to do the impossible. I got my popcorn. Got my butter. Got my 90 inch TV and sound system and theater seats and don't plan to miss a single scene. This will be better than Lord of the Rings!
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I hope you all have good chiropracters and are covered insurance wise. That water you guys have to carry gets heavier each day.
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@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean the Jan 6th folks were charged...
Innocent until proven guilty.
Have all the charged been tried?
@George-K said in Mr. Clemency:
@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean the Jan 6th folks were charged...
Innocent until proven guilty.
Have all the charged been tried?
If not, then that is another travesty of justice. So many holes in the system to count The Beatles get it, probably as many as the Albert Hall.
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At three-in-a-row, I start to question myself. Five?
That's mental illness territory.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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If you say so oh sage one. More importantly, there are proven ways to get all that sand out of your eyes and ears after having them buried in it for so long. I can provide links. And I have to ask, curious creature that I am, I thought for sure you would have added your input to my queries on my upcoming piano hunt. I remember the topic of pianos was something you had much interest in with all kinds of good advice. Particularly the Baldwin question. I remember your fondness for them in the days of yore.
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We're basically arguing about which of the Presidents is less corrupt.
I have to say it's not particularly inspiring.
I was only joking
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We're basically arguing about which of the Presidents is less corrupt.
I have to say it's not particularly inspiring.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Mr. Clemency:
We're basically arguing about which of the Presidents is less corrupt.
I have to say it's not particularly inspiring.
Biden had been a typical Washington pol up to a point, using his influence and knowledge to make money, but I'm not sure he was super corrupt. Then, somewhere around 2014, the Biden Crime Family went into the " make it rain" mode and threw a lot of caution to the winds.
Trump? I don't find Trump inherently corrupt. I feel like one could certainly get screwed in a business deal with Trump or that he would use money and lawyers to steamroll people and institutions to get what he wants, but I wouldn't label that as corrupt.
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We're basically arguing about which of the Presidents is less corrupt.
I have to say it's not particularly inspiring.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Mr. Clemency:
We're basically arguing about which of the Presidents is less corrupt.
Exactly. "Your criminals are worse than my criminals."
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I mean, Biden only did the last minute pardons because of Trump's threats. That part isn't even debatable. Biden's other pardons/clemencies earlier in this thread... seems normal for most Presidents, not that I agree with most of it.
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I mean, Biden only did the last minute pardons because of Trump's threats. That part isn't even debatable. Biden's other pardons/clemencies earlier in this thread... seems normal for most Presidents, not that I agree with most of it.
@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean, Biden only did the last minute pardons because of Trump's threats. That part isn't even debatable.
Yep. The anomaly is a presidential candidate who talked about prosecuting his political enemies at every campaign whistle stop, who then chooses a sycophant who as AG who went as far as publishing a book with a list of 60 ‘enemies of the state’.
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What I find odd is how many people apparently can't see how fucked up both sides are.
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@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
60% of the country is dumb, the other 60% are idiots.
What about the other 20%?
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@Jolly said in Mr. Clemency:
At three-in-a-row, I start to question myself. Five?
That's mental illness territory.
He's just pissed because he has to go back to the office.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@Jolly said in Mr. Clemency:
At three-in-a-row, I start to question myself. Five?
That's mental illness territory.
He's just pissed because he has to go back to the office.
@Mik said in Mr. Clemency:
@Jolly said in Mr. Clemency:
At three-in-a-row, I start to question myself. Five?
That's mental illness territory.
He's just pissed because he has to go back to the office.
Thought he was retiring to Spain and buying a $100k piano.
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I have to admit that when I hire a plumber, I don't care that he is a braggart, a bore, vain, needy, unfaithful to his wife, downright dishonest and a convicted criminal, just so as long as he fixes the heating.
Trump is a flawed man but Americans have employed him to do a job.
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Trump? I don't find Trump inherently corrupt. I feel like one could certainly get screwed in a business deal with Trump or that he would use money and lawyers to steamroll people and institutions to get what he wants, but I wouldn't label that as corrupt.
You’re probably right, his boundless sense of entitlement exceeds the callous venality of his actions.
