BREAKING: President Trump Shares Photos Of Kilmar Abrego Garcia's MS-13 Gang Tattoos

[Marener]

Bukele told President Trump IN the oval office that Garcia would not be returning to the US.

Is that because Bukele is an authoritarian dictator of El Salvador?

 

[j-mac]

Is that because Bukele is an authoritarian dictator of El Salvador?

Doesn’t matter how you characterize him, he’s the President of ES, with Garcia in his custody, and he says Garcia isn’t coming back to the US. Case closed.

 

[Seymour Flops]

Who? The guy I was just talking to? He wouldn't answer a straightforward question. But based on what he DID say, he seems to believe the MS 13 part is tattooed, and not digitally added.

Which again, proves my earlier point that Trump's tweet is misleading people. He's not the only one.

Your question started with "are you claiming . . . " He answered by telling you what he is claiming.

But, I agree that he appears not to want to answer your question about whether he thinks the numbers and letters are tattooed. It's a rhetorical leap from that to "he thinks the letters and numbers are part of the tattoo" and another leap to state or imply that Trump's tweet is deliberately misleading people. First because it is not the only possible reason for him not to answer, and second because someone mistaking what is depicted does not show or ever imply that Trump was being deceptive.

Here's what I think happened:

At first glance some people thought 'wow, he got the letters and numbers "MS13" tattooed right on his fingers,' but nearly instantly thought, 'wait no, that is some kind of guide put there by law enforcement claiming the symbols represent "MS13."' And mentally laughed at their own mistake.

Not going to lie, that's what went through my mind. It took less than two seconds from misunderstanding to realization.

But maybe some other people thought the first part and it took a while for them to self-correct, or maybe they did not self-correct until they read a correction from someone else. Then they realized they had made a silly mistake. But instead of blaming themselves, they blamed Trump, because Orange Man Bad.

I'm pretty sure that is the train of thought Lesh went through, which is why he is such an angry little person. But I cannot prove that, that is just my theory.

 

[otto105]

Guy who was MS 13 and now does commercials on TV. Forget his name.

A guy on the TV?

 

[IM2]

Here

https://truthsocial.com/group/make-america-great-again/posts/114365760088650099

Don't use Trumps bs social media as evidence.

 

[Marener]

Doesn’t matter how you characterize him, he’s the President of ES, with Garcia in his custody, and he says Garcia isn’t coming back to the US. Case closed.

You didn’t answer the question. Is it because you’re afraid to admit reality?

 

[j-mac]

You didn’t answer the question. Is it because you’re afraid to admit reality?

That's because your question is irrelevant. What I gave you is the fact of the matter....

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Typical nasty leftard.

Probably keying cars too.

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Almost betcha.


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[Delldude]

All this crapola over a dude who won't be permitted to enter the country again.

It's over.

 

[Flopper]

Since you brought that up...I saw part of a documentary recently and it was about ^ that motto, and where it came from. Trump learned that from his mentor, Roy Cohn, and it stuck with him from then on.

According to Roy Cohn's cousin and others who knew him, Cohn's M.O (that he taught Trump) was that even if you're guilty "it doesn't matter, don't ever admit guilt".... and he taught exactly what you said above, deny everything, don't defend but go on the offense and fight. In other words, if you're ever accused of something, turn the tables and make the other person the bad guy.

NGL, when I heard that it made me sad...it's an evil, ugly M.O to live by. But Roy Cohn was an aggressive lawyer, and I guess that's how he won cases. Cohn was also someone who had mob connections, and was known for being ruthless and corrupt.

Thanks for reminding me. I read quite a bit about this some years ago. It seems Cohn and Trump were close friends. Cohn was Trump's lawyer in 50's and from the early 70's till 1986 when he was disbarred. Cohn died 5 weeks after his disbarment of Aids.

According to Cohn, Donald regarded him as a father figure. They saw each other several times a week and Trump discussed every deal with him. It was Cohn who introduced Trump to mobster Anthony Salerno who worked with Trump in building of Trump Towner.

What is unknown is when Trump learned that Cohn had Aids. After Cohn entered the hospital, there was no record of any visits from Trump and Trump did not attend the funeral. Some writers seen to think this was due to Trump's excessive fear of Aids. On the Howard Stern Show, Trump would call in to discuss his sexual escapades and fear of aids. He mentioned that he wore two rubbers when he went out with some girls. He also mentioned having his secretary make sure his dates were safe.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

 

[j-mac]

Thanks for reminding me. I read quite a bit about this some years ago. It seems Cohn and Trump were close friends. Cohn was Trump's lawyer in 50's and from the early 70's till 1986 when he was disbarred. Cohn died 5 weeks after his disbarment of Aids.

According to Cohn, Donald regarded him as a father figure. They saw each other several times a week and Trump discussed every deal with him. It was Cohn who introduced Trump to mobster Anthony Salerno who worked with Trump in building of Trump Towner.

What is unknown is when Trump learned that Cohn had Aids. After Cohn entered the hospital, there was no record of any visits from Trump and Trump did not attend the funeral. Some writers seen to think this was due to Trump's excessive fear of Aids. On the Howard Stern Show, Trump would call in to discuss his sexual escapades and fear of aids. He mentioned that he wore two rubbers when he went out with some girls. He also mentioned having his secretary make sure his dates were safe.

Your constant hunt for dishonest smears knows little bounds...

 

[Rambunctious]

Not a lib, but are you talking about the actual letters / numbers that say "MS 13" above the symbols?

Yes... I thought they were drawn on but that's his tattoo I guess from what they reported on CNN...

 

[Flopper]

Not in your article.

Abrego Garcia and MS-13: What Do We Know?

The allegation seems to stem from double hearsay in a document authored by a later suspended police detective.

www.lawfaremedia.org

 

[Delldude]

Thanks for reminding me. I read quite a bit about this some years ago. It seems Cohn and Trump were close friends. Cohn was Trump's lawyer in 50's and from the early 70's till 1986 when he was disbarred. Cohn died 5 weeks after his disbarment of Aids.

According to Cohn, Donald regarded him as a father figure. They saw each other several times a week and Trump discussed every deal with him. It was Cohn who introduced Trump to mobster Anthony Salerno who worked with Trump in building of Trump Towner.

What is unknown is when Trump learned that Cohn had Aids. After Cohn entered the hospital, there was no record of any visits from Trump and Trump did not attend the funeral. Some writers seen to think this was due to Trump's excessive fear of Aids. On the Howard Stern Show, Trump would call in to discuss his sexual escapades and fear of aids. He mentioned that he wore two rubbers when he went out with some girls. He also mentioned having his secretary make sure his dates were safe.

 

[Delldude]

Abrego Garcia and MS-13: What Do We Know?

The allegation seems to stem from double hearsay in a document authored by a later suspended police detective.

www.lawfaremedia.org

You intimated he applied for asylum again, after being denied.

 

[Marener]

That's because your question is irrelevant. What I gave you is the fact of the matter....

It’s far from irrelevant. It’s just inconvenient.

You don’t like to admit he’s an authoritarian dictator.

 

[Delldude]

It’s far from irrelevant. It’s just inconvenient.

You don’t like to admit he’s an authoritarian dictator.

Kinda how they roll down SA.

 

[j-mac]

It’s far from irrelevant. It’s just inconvenient.

You don’t like to admit he’s an authoritarian dictator.

So, tell me how your characterization of Bukele changes anything I said.

 

[Marener]

So, tell me how your characterization of Bukele changes anything I said.

Should we tell you how it reflects on your dear leader?