Finally....An Explanation

[PoliticalChic]

Like: Michael Flynn - convicted felon (pardoned)
Roger Stone - convicted felon (pardoned)

After I was forced to expose you as the lying scum you are, when you were caught altering my posts to claim that they said other than what I wrote, I asked you not to address me again.



Please honor that request.....

 

[meaner gene]

After I was forced to expose you as the lying scum you are, when you were caught altering my posts to claim that they said other than what I wrote, I asked you not to address me again.



Please honor that request.....

I didn't do what you accuse me of. All I did was cut you usual huge bullshit post down to one or two sentences, just like the one I just answered.

So if you had a problem with people limiting the length of your posts, you should make shorter posts.

 

[meaner gene]

After I was forced to expose you as the lying scum you are, when you were caught altering my posts ...

I didn't alter your post, I cut out the bullshit, and you love the bullshit.

 

[meaner gene]

Your OP:

392 words 3,037 characters

96% bullshit.

 

[Bleipriester]

I will not assume any responsibility at all for what anyone else says, context be damned. Nor should you or anyone else apply whatever I or anyone else says in any other context other than what I state, no matter what someone else says.

Its not made up out of thin air. If your statement is inconclusive you can explain the meaning without accusing others.

 

[meaner gene]

Michael Flynn - convicted felon (pardoned)
Roger Stone - convicted felon (pardoned)
Stephen K. Bannon - convicted felon (pardoned)
George Papadoupolous - convicted felon (pardoned)
Paul Manafort - convicted felon (pardoned)

Looks like republicans love convicted felons.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Michael Flynn - convicted felon (pardoned)
Roger Stone - convicted felon (pardoned)
Stephen K. Bannon - convicted felon (pardoned)
George - convicted felon (pardoned)
Paul Manafort - convicted felon (pardoned)

Looks like republicans love convicted felons.

Mike Flynn: Railroaded by the FBI: pardoned
Roger Stone: Set up by the FBI: pardoned
Steve Bannon: no real feelings on ihm
George: Have no idea who the fuck this is
Paul Manafort: was a victim of an illegal investigation that should have never taken place because of bogus fake evidence: pardoned

 

[meaner gene]

Chris Collins - convicted felon (pardoned)
Duncan D. Hunter - convicted felon (pardoned)
Steve - convicted felon (pardoned)
Rick - convicted felon (pardoned)
Robin Hayes - convicted felon (pardoned)
Mark Siljander, - convicted felon (pardoned)
Randall "Duke" Cunningham - convicted felon (pardoned)
I. Lewis (scooter) Libby - convicted felon (pardoned)

Looks like republicans love convicted felons.

 

[meaner gene]

Mike Flynn: Railroaded by the FBI: pardoned
Roger Stone: Set up by the FBI: pardoned
Steve Bannon: no real feelings on ihm
George: Have no idea who the fuck this is
Paul Manafort: was a victim of an illegal investigation that should have never taken place because of bogus fake evidence: pardoned

Nobody was set up or railroaded. They were caught due to the NSA monitoring foreign comminications, or ommunications with foreign targets within the US.
They were charged, indicted by a grand jury, and convicted in federal court(s) for felonies against the united states.

 

[meaner gene]

Steve Bannon: no real feelings on ihm
George: Have no idea who the fuck this is

Steve Bannon embezzled money donated to build Trumps wall.
George Papadoupolous - lied to the FBI in order to hinder an ongoing investigation.

 

[task0778]

Its not made up out of thin air. If your statement is inconclusive you can explain the meaning without accusing others.

So, you intend to attribute without question what somebody else says to my posts. It's a wonder anybody even talks to you, as disingenuous as you are. I believe it's time to employ the Ignore button, have a nice day.

 

[Bleipriester]

So, you intend to attribute without question what somebody else says to my posts. It's a wonder anybody even talks to you, as disingenuous as you are. I believe it's time to employ the Ignore button, have a nice day.

That´s beyond ridiculousness, man!

 

[meaner gene]

So, you intend to attribute without question what somebody else says to my posts. It's a wonder anybody even talks to you, as disingenuous as you are. I believe it's time to employ the Ignore button, have a nice day.

Why do republicans always threaten to treat rational conversations by putting their fingers in their ears?

 

[meaner gene]

That´s beyond ridiculousness, man!

I find republicans often are unable to respond to a rational argument, and resort to ignore to avoid being shown a fool.

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

1. It should be clear to every thinking person that the Democrat Party is the party of criminals, felons, ....and deviants.
With news this week from Old Dominion University we may have some insight into the rage by Democrats and their supporters of Rittenhouse's shooting of poor, misunderstood Joseph Rosenbaum.


2. "Rosenbaum, 36, was released the day of the shootings from a Milwaukee hospital where he had been treated for a suicide attempt. It’s not clear why he was on Kenosha’s streets the night of the protests, though he had a fiancé who lived in the city. His background includes a conviction for sexual conduct with a minor in Arizona in 2002. The judge denied a defense request to argue that Rosenbaum was trying to get Rittenhouse’s rifle because, as a convicted sex offender, Rosenbaum couldn’t legally get one on his own."

These Are the Victims Killed in the Kyle Rittenhouse Shooting in Kenosha

The two people killed were identified as 36-year-old Joseph Rosenbaum, of Kenosha, and 26-year-old Anthony Huber, of Silver Lake, Wisconsin.

www.nbcchicago.com

3. A tiny clarification about Democrat hero Rosenbaum:
"Newly released documents obtained by Wisconsin Right Now from the Pima County (Arizona) Clerk of Courts confirm Rosenbaum was charged by a grand jury with 11 counts of child molestation and inappropriate sexual activity with children, including anal rape. The victims were five boys ranging in age from nine to 11 years old. He was convicted of two amended counts as part of a plea deal. See those documents here."

Joseph Rosenbaum & Anthony Huber Criminal Records Explored

Joseph Rosenbaum & Anthony Huber Criminal Records Explored. We've decided to tell you the criminal records of the men shot in Kenosha shooting.

www.wisconsinrightnow.com

4. Which brings us to Dominion Professor Walker, who I'd bet was a Biden voter,....

"Professor on Leave After Comments About People Attracted to Minors: 'It's Frustrating to Be Misunderstood'​

Allyn Walker, an assistant professor of sociology and criminal justice at Old Dominion University, was placed on leave this week after backlash regarding their research and ideas on what they refer to as minor-attracted people, or MAPs. Walker discussed in a recent interview their preference for the term “minor-attracted people” over “pedophile” and why the stigma around the issue is a barrier to treatment, which was interpreted by some (particularly on the right) as “normalizing” pedophilia."

Professor on Leave After Comments About People Attracted to Minors: 'It's Frustrating to Be Misunderstood'

Old Dominion University's Allyn Walker is on administrative leave after their comments about the stigma minor-attracted people face.

jezebel.com

5. Having been sooooo successful in establishing, normalizing, gay marriage, transgenderism, men can have babies, beastiality, and all other sorts of aberrations, one can only guess the next frontier for our brave Democrat Party.

Could a law allowing the murder of any who don't agree with their viewpoints be out of the question???

Why?

Always great posts. And Democrat voters laugh

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

I find republicans often are unable to respond to a rational argument, and resort to ignore to avoid being shown a fool.

No, you're simply not worth the effort. Those who embrace the Dark Side cannot be redeemed

 

[airplanemechanic]

Chris Collins - convicted felon (pardoned)
Duncan D. Hunter - convicted felon (pardoned)
Steve - convicted felon (pardoned)
Rick - convicted felon (pardoned)
Robin Hayes - convicted felon (pardoned)
Mark Siljander, - convicted felon (pardoned)
Randall "Duke" Cunningham - convicted felon (pardoned)
I. Lewis (scooter) Libby - convicted felon (pardoned)

Looks like republicans love convicted felons.

Democrats pardoned by Obama. You really want to play this game? You're not going to win.

Seems democrats love their convicted felons:

List of people granted executive clemency by Barack Obama - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

James Bernard Banks	United States District Court for the District of Utah	1972	2 years' probation	Illegal possession of government property[12]
Russell James Dixon	United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia	1960	2 years' probation	Liquor law violation[12]
Laurens Dorsey	United States District Court for the District of New Jersey	1998	5 years' probation; $71,000 restitution	Conspiracy to defraud by making false statements to the Food and Drug Administration[12]
Ronald Lee Foster	United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina	1963	Probation; $20 fine	Mutilation of coins[12]
Timothy James Gallagher	United States District Court for the District of Arizona	1982	3 years' probation	Cocaine possession and conspiracy to distribute[12]
Roxane Kay Hettinger	United States District Court for the Northern District of Iowa	1986	30 days in jail; 3 years' probation	Conspiracy to distribute cocaine[12]
Edgar Leopold Kranz Jr.	General court-martial convened at Hickam Air Force Base	1994	24 months' confinement; reduction in pay	Cocaine use, adultery and bouncing checks[12]
Floretta Leavy	United States District Court for the District of Kansas	1994	1 year in prison; 3 years' probation	Drug offenses[12]
Scoey Lathaniel Morris	United States District Court for the Western District of Texas	1991	3 years' probation; $1,200 fine	Counterfeiting offense.[12]

May 20, 2011[edit]​

Name	Court or home city	Sentencing date	Sentence	Offense
Randy Eugene Dyer	United States District Court for the Western District of Washington	1975	5 years in prison	Conspiracy to import marijuana (hashish), conspiracy to remove baggage from the custody and control of the U.S. Customs Service and convey false information concerning an attempt to damage a civil aircraft
Danny Alonzo Levitz	United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana	1980	2 years of probation, $400 fine	Conspiracy
Michael Ray Neal	United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia	1991	6 months in prison, 3 years of supervised release conditioned on 6 months of home confinement, $2,500 fine	Manufacture, assembly, modification and distribution of equipment for unauthorized decryption of satellite cable programming
Edwin Alan North	United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana	1980	6 months of unsupervised probation	Transfer of a firearm without payment of transfer tax
Allen Edward Peratt	United States District Court for the District of South Dakota	1990	30 months in prison, 5 years of supervised release	Conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine
Christine Marie Rossiter	United States District Court for the District of Nebraska	1992	3 years of probation conditioned on performance of 500 hours of community service	Conspiracy to distribute less than 50 kilograms of marijuana
Patricia Ann Weinzatl	United States District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin	2001	3 years of probation, $5,000 fine	Structuring transactions to evade reporting requirements
Bobby Gerald Wilson	United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia	1985	3½ months in prison, 5 years of probation conditioned on performance of 300 hours of community service, $400 fine	Aiding and abetting the possession and sale of illegal American alligator hides (Lacey Act)

November 21, 2011[edit]​

Name	Court or home city	Sentencing date	Sentence	Offense
Lesley Claywood Berry Jr.	United States District Court for the District of Minnesota	1988	3 years in prison	Conspiracy to manufacture, possess with intent to distribute, and distribute marijuana
Bobby Jackson	United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama	1987	5 years' probation and $20,000 fine	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute in excess of 1,000 pounds of marijuana
Ricky Dale Collett	United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky	2002	1 year of probation conditioned on 60 days of home detention	Aiding and abetting in the manufacture of 61 marijuana plants
Martin Kaprelian	United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois	1984	9 years in prison, 5 years of probation	Conspiracy to transport stolen property in interstate commerce, transporting stolen property, concealing stolen property
Thomas Paul Ledford	United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee	1995	1 year of probation conditioned on performance of 100 hours of community service	Conducting and directing an illegal gambling business

March 1, 2013[edit]​

Name	Court or home city	Sentencing date	Sentence	Offense
Robert Leroy Bebee	Rockville, Maryland	1979	Two years' probation	Misprision (concealment) of a felony
James Anthony Bordinaro	Gloucester, Massachusetts	1991	12 months' imprisonment, three years' supervised release and a $55,000 fine	Conspiracy to restrain, suppress, and eliminate competition in violation of the Sherman Act; conspiracy to submit false statements
Kelli Elisabeth Collins	Harrison, Arkansas	1994	Five years' probation	Aiding and abetting a wire fraud
Edwin Hardy Futch Jr.	Pembroke, Georgia	1976	Five years' probation, $2,399.72 restitution	Theft from an interstate shipment
Cindy Marie Griffith	Moyock, North Carolina	2000	Two years' probation with 100 hours of community service	Distribution of satellite cable television decryption devices
Roy Eugene Grimes Sr.	Athens, Tennessee	1961	18 months' probation	Falsely altering a United States postal money order, uttering, and publishing a forged and altered money order with intent to defraud
Jon Christopher Kozeliski	Decatur, Illinois	1994	One year of probation with six months of home confinement, $10,000 fine	Conspiracy to traffic counterfeit goods
Jimmy Ray Mattison	Anderson, South Carolina	1969	Three years' probation	Conspiracy to transport and cause the transportation of altered securities in interstate commerce; transporting and causing the transportation of altered securities in interstate commerce
An Na Peng	Honolulu, Hawaii	1996	Two years' probation, $2,000 fine	Conspiracy to defraud the Immigration and Naturalization Service
Michael John Petri	Montrose, South Dakota	1989	Five years' imprisonment, three years' supervised release	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and distribution of a controlled substance (cocaine)
Karen Alicia Ragee	Decatur, Illinois	1994	One year of probation with six months of home confinement, $2,500 fine	Conspiracy to traffic counterfeit goods
Jamari Salleh	Alexandria, Virginia	1989	Four years' probation, $5,000 fine, $5,900 restitution	False claims upon and against the United States
Alfor Sharkey	Omaha, Nebraska	1994	Three years' probation with 100 hours of community service, $2,750 restitution	Unauthorized acquisition of food stamps
Donald Barrie Simon Jr.	Chattanooga, Tennessee	1982	Two years' imprisonment, three years' probation	Aiding and abetting in the theft of an interstate shipment
Lynn Marie Stanek	Tualatin, Oregon	1986	Six months in jail, five years' probation conditioned on residence in a community treatment center for a period not to exceed one year	Unlawful use of a communication facility to distribute cocaine
Larry Wayne Thornton	Forsyth, Georgia	1974	Four years' probation	Possession of an unregistered firearm; possession of a firearm without a serial number
Donna Kaye Wright	Friendship, Tennessee	1983	54 days' imprisonment, three years' probation conditioned on performance of six hours of community service per week	Embezzlement and misapplication of bank funds

December 19, 2013[edit]​

Name	Court or home city	Sentencing date	Sentence	Offense
William Ricardo Alvarez	Marietta, Georgia District of Puerto Rico	1979	Time served after nine months' imprisonment, four years' supervised release (April 30, 1997; amended July 31, 1997)	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute heroin; conspiracy to import heroin
Charlie Lee Davis Jr.	Wetumpka, Alabama Middle District of Alabama	1995	87 months' imprisonment, five years' supervised release (March 21, 1995)	Possession with intent to distribute cocaine base; use of a minor to distribute cocaine base
Ronald Eugene Greenwood	Crane, Missouri District of South Dakota	1996	Three years' probation, conditioned on six months' home confinement, 100 hours' community service, $5,000 restitution, $1,000 fine (November 18, 1996)	Conspiracy to violate the Clean Water Act
Little Joe Hatch, aka Joe Hatch Sr.	Lake Placid, Florida Southern District of Florida	1990	60 months' imprisonment, four years' supervised release (May 15, 1990)	Possession with intent to distribute marijuana
Martin Alan Hatcher	Foley, Alabama, Southern District Of Alabama	1992	5 years' probation	Distribution and possession with intent to distribute marijuana[13]
Derek James Laliberte	District of Maine	(October 2, 1992; amended May 21, 1993).	18 months' imprisonment, 2 years' supervised release	Money laundering[14]
Alfred J. Mack	District of Columbia Superior Court	(April 5, 1982)	18 to 54 months' imprisonment	Unlawful distribution of heroin[14]
Robert Andrew Schindler	District of Utah	(May 14, 1996).	Three years' probation, four months' home confinement, $10,000 restitution	Conspiracy to commit wire fraud and mail fraud[14]
Willie Shaw Jr.	District of South Carolina	(August 7, 1974)	Fifteen years' imprisonment	Armed bank robbery
Kimberly Lynn Stout, formerly known as Kimberly Lynn Cooley	Western District of Virginia	(November 9, 1993)	One day's imprisonment, three years' supervised release (including five months' home confinement)	Bank embezzlement, fraud[14]
Bernard Anthony Sutton Jr.	Eastern District of Virginia	(April 4, 1989)	Three years' probation, $825 restitution, $500 fine	Theft of personal property[14]
Chris Deann Switzer	District of Nebraska	(June 25, 1996)	Four years' probation, conditioned on six months' home confinement, 200 hours' community service	Conspiracy to violate narcotics laws (methamphetamine)[14]
Miles Thomas Wilson	Williamsburg, Ohio Southern District of Ohio	1981	Three years' probation (July 15, 1981)	Mail fraud

January 17, 2017[edit]​

During his 4th to last day in office, Obama pardoned James Cartwright, who was awaiting sentencing for giving false statements to federal investigators, and Willie McCovey was pardoned for tax evasion.[15][16]

Commutations[edit]​

November 21, 2011[edit]​

Name	Court	Sentenced	Sentence	Offense	Terms of commutation
Eugenia Marie Jennings	United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois	2001	262 months (21 years, 10 months) in prison, 8 years of supervised release, $1,750 fine	Distribution of cocaine base	Sentence expired on December 21, 2011, leaving intact and in effect the eight-year term of supervised release with all its conditions and all other components of the sentence.
Mark Anthony Jones	United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida	1999	Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release	Distribution of cocaine base	Prison sentence commuted to expire on November 10, 2015, leaving intact and in effect the 10-year term of supervised release with all its conditions and all other components of the sentence.
Rory Larry Lee	United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida	1990	Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine base (enhanced penalty), distribution of 50 grams or more of cocaine base (two counts)	N/A.

December 19, 2013

Name	Court	Sentenced	Sentence	Offense	Terms of commutation
Clarence Aaron	United States District Court for the Southern District of Alabama	December 10, 1993	Life imprisonment; 5 years' supervised release	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and cocaine base, possession with intent to distribute cocaine, attempt to possess cocaine with intent to distribute (erroneously listed in the judgment as conspiracy to distribute cocaine)	Sentence of imprisonment to expire on April 17, 2014, leaving intact and in effect the five-year term of supervised release with all its conditions and all other components of the sentence

July 13, 2015[edit]​

On this day, Obama announced he would be commuting the sentences of 46 drug offenders.[17]

June 3, 2016[edit]​

On this day, Obama announced he would be commuting the sentences of 42 offenders.[18]

Name	Court	Sentencing date	Time served	Offense	Terms of commutation
Eric E. Alvarez	Eastern District of North Carolina	2000	360 months (30 years) in prison, 5 years of supervised release	Distribution of cocaine and cocaine base	Sentence expired on October 1, 2016, leaving intact and in effect the five-year term of supervised release with all its conditions and all other components of the sentence.
Dale Baldwin	Middle District of Florida	1995	Life imprisonment; 10 years' supervised release	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine base	Prison sentence commuted to expire on October 1, 2016, leaving intact and in effect the 10-year term of supervised release with all its conditions and all other components of the sentence.

 

[meaner gene]

Democrats pardoned by Obama. You really want to play this game? You're not going to win.

Seems democrats love their convicted felons:

List of people granted executive clemency by Barack Obama - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I didn't have time for each and every pardon, but the vast majority involved getting a pardon long after they served their time. A matter of clearing their record, not keeping them from serving their punishment.

And most of them hadn't even served hard time, but instead got probation.

How do you compare that to Trump pardoning people to keep them from serving their felony sentences, or letting them out of prison years early.

Obamas message was one of redemption, Trump was of avoiding responsibility.

 

[airplanemechanic]

I didn't have time for each and every pardon, but the vast majority involved getting a pardon long after they served their time. A matter of clearing their record, not keeping them from serving their punishment.

And most of them hadn't even served hard time, but instead got probation.

How do you compare that to Trump pardoning people to keep them from serving their felony sentences, or letting them out of prison years early.

Obamas message was one of redemption, Trump was of avoiding responsibility.

Translation: It's ok if a liberal president pardons a bunch of felons, but a Republican president better not.

 

[meaner gene]

Translation: It's ok if a liberal president pardons a bunch of felons, but a Republican president better not.

Read the pardon statute covering the DOJ office of pardons. The purpose is to find individuals who paid their debt to society, reformed, and want to remove felony conviction disqualifications, like being able to vote or serve on a jury.

Trumps pardons are of convicted felons who don't take any responsibility for their actions, and get a "get out of jail free card". And of course they don't learn a lesson. A person that Trump pardoned, turned around and committed more felonies just months later.