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[daveman]

Wrong. I can easily expect lain why he is dangerous. He is pathologically dishonest and he uses his power to demean and troll people who oppose him. It has divided our country beyond anything I’ve ever seen. Instead of us discussing our differences and search for solutions together he has made half of America the “enemy”. The the partisan Dems are following suit. Our civil discourse has completely eroded and Trump is leading the charge

That's what you were told, and none of it is original.

 

[daveman]

It’s not a matter of agreeing or not. You said that POTUS and DHS ignored every law in the books and that’s just plain BS. Easily disproven by just one arrest

I said nothing of the sort.

 

[Delldude]

Wrong. I can easily expect lain why he is dangerous. He is pathologically dishonest and he uses his power to demean and troll people who oppose him. It has divided our country beyond anything I’ve ever seen. Instead of us discussing our differences and search for solutions together he has made half of America the “enemy”. The the partisan Dems are following suit. Our civil discourse has completely eroded and Trump is leading the charge

LOL.........everything you just claimed can be directly attributed to the previous president.

It was a blanket pardon.

If you don’t get here soon, we’re dead men. That’s what FBI Agent Ronald Williams told law enforcement over the radio. He was right, as backup officers arrived too late. Fifty years later, on his last day in office, President Biden granted clemency to Leonard Peltier, who murdered Williams.
When Williams, age 27, and Agent Jack Coler, 28, encountered their killer at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in 1975, Mr. Peltier already had an outstanding warrant for the attempted murder of an off-duty police officer. A gun fight ensued, and both agents were wounded. Mr. Peltier then shot Coler “twice in the head as he lay on the ground unconscious,” FBI Director Christopher Wray said last summer. “Williams was on his knees, unable to stand, when Peltier shot him in the face through an outstretched hand.”

Can you show one example of a January 6 case that was illegitimate?

I did and you couldn't respond............

But I’m driving right now using voice text so I can’t search links.

Can you show example of one conviction that you think was not legit?

Did and you failed to respond............

Trump is showing how to lie manipulate and consolidate power.

Sure it wasn't the democrats who taught Him?

You said that POTUS and DHS ignored every law in the books and that’s just plain BS.

A president’s most basic obligation is to enforce, or execute, federal laws as written and passed by Congress. The opening line of Article II of the Constitution declares, “The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America.” The essence of executive power is the authority—and the corresponding responsibility—to carry out the laws. If any more clarity were needed, the Constitution also states that the president “shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.” The current immigration crisis is largely a product of Biden’s refusal to fulfill his core constitutional duty to enforce federal laws.

Impeachable?

His refusal to enforce immigration law and secure the nation’s border deserves as much scrutiny as his behavior as vice president.

www.city-journal.org

 

[jknowgood]

No no, that’s a lazy argument. Those cases were presented with evidence in court: I bet you know nothing about any of these cases but your blanket excusing everybody. That’s a dangerous notion. And for Trump to not take the time to examine cases to decided if a pardon is warranted or not is completely lazy and irresponsible

Is that why Biden pardoned all J6th prosecutor's?

 

[Slade3200]

That's what you were told, and none of it is original.

Haha, whatever you say bucko

 

[Slade3200]

I said nothing of the sort.

Scruffy said it and then you jumped in to defend him when I called him dishonest. You said that I was calling him dishonest for not agreeing with me. BS

Not when scumbags like Biden and Mayorkas ignore every law on the books.

 

[Slade3200]

LOL.........everything you just claimed can be directly attributed to the previous president.

Inept Joe?!?! Haha, yeah right

 

[Delldude]

Inept Joe?!?! Haha, yeah right

How'd that debate go?

 

[Slade3200]

Is that why Biden pardoned all J6th prosecutor's?

You should ask him

 

[Slade3200]

How'd that debate go?

Which debate?

 

[scruffy]

Scruffy said it and then you jumped in to defend him when I called him dishonest. You said that I was calling him dishonest for not agreeing with me. BS

Oh. Is that what you were complaining about?

 

[Rigby5]

No, they obviously weren’t hence the blanket pardon. People who were violent against cops were pardoned. There’s no justification for that.

The cops were helmeted and armored.
They even had face masks and tear gas filters.
There was not a single cop significantly harmed, while there were many demonstrators killed, bones broken, etc.
The worst harm to a cop was the guy tearfully lying in court about the demonstrators pinning him in a doorway, when in reality the demonstrators were trying to open the door outward, and it was the other cops who were squeezing him in the doorway.

 

[Rigby5]

Correct, because he didn’t. He just blanket pardoned everybody, including the ones who were found in court to have assaulted police officers. Then when he was questioned about it, he seemed confused and said he would look into it.

The protestors had a valid reason to protest, over what they believed were massive voter fraud events.
So even if there was no voter fraud at all, their protest was required to be allowed by law.
That is the whole point of a republic, that the people get to be heard.
Again, there was not a single significant crime by the protestors.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Can you show example of one conviction that you think was not legit?

Here's one, way harsh for what this person did. There are more but you don't really deserve me to do the work for you.

• Alexander Bennett Sheppard, 24, of Powell, Ohio, was sentenced to serve 19 months in prison, 24 months of supervised release and ordered to pay $3,170. He was found guilty of multiple charges, including obstruction of an official proceeding, and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building.

 

[Blisterfinger]

You’re the perfect example of a person who does not respect law and order. Easy to do when your the peanut gallery. Not so easy when your taking an active role in trying to manage and operate a nation

Democrats with TDS, having the upper hand allowed to exercise power over MAGA with extreme prejudice is called persecution.

 

[Blisterfinger]

It was a blanket pardon. People who assaulted cops, were tried, found guilty, admitted guilt, etc were pardoned. That’s not work. That’s lazy. That’s inexcusable

The system in DC was prejudiced and biased. Not valid

 

[LeftofLeft]

No, they obviously weren’t hence the blanket pardon. People who were violent against cops were pardoned. There’s no justification for that.

Since when did the Left become so concerned about violence against cops? Only when it was politically convenient. In the social Justice Protests of 2020, I did not see many or any Democrats crying for cops when the peaceful protestors were hurling rocks, bottles, and Molotov cocktails at police. And how did the Democrat politicians support the police? They wanted police departments to have their funding reduced and they set up bail funds for those that did get arrested in riots.

As for pardoning, precedent has been set. Carter pardoned people who walked into the US Capitol and opened fire and shot at Congressional Representatives. Not to be outdone, Clinton pardoned a group that detonated a bomb that took out portions of the US Senate side of the Capitol.

 

[Slade3200]

Oh. Is that what you were complaining about?

You lost?

 

[Slade3200]

The cops were helmeted and armored.
They even had face masks and tear gas filters.
There was not a single cop significantly harmed, while there were many demonstrators killed, bones broken, etc.
The worst harm to a cop was the guy tearfully lying in court about the demonstrators pinning him in a doorway, when in reality the demonstrators were trying to open the door outward, and it was the other cops who were squeezing him in the doorway.

Wow, you really are mindfucked aren’t ya?

 

[Slade3200]

The protestors had a valid reason to protest, over what they believed were massive voter fraud events.
So even if there was no voter fraud at all, their protest was required to be allowed by law.
That is the whole point of a republic, that the people get to be heard.
Again, there was not a single significant crime by the protestors.

Got no issues with the protest except for the fact it was based on lies told by the president of the USA. The violence and lawlessness that stemmed from the protest is the issue and those are the people who were arrested. Trumps pardon is a complete disregard for law and order. Pathetic