Serious Irony in Political Ads this Year

[DGS49]

The Thomas Paine Society is publishing full-page ads in many major cities today, citing President Trump's troubles with the law. First is the "thirty-four felony charges," in Manhattan. Parenthetically, I wonder why they don't say, "convictions." It sound much more impressive, doesn't it? Second is, liability for sexual abuse and defamation; again I wonder why they didn't say, "rape." That is the Leftist narrative these days. Then you have, fined for misusing charity contributions, and then the $355 Million judgment for "lying about his wealth."

But here is the irony: Trump supporters could use THESE VERY SAME FACTS in advertising FOR his candidacy! The felony charges in New York are unprecedented and absurd - truly the most blatant case of prosecutorial abuse in recent memory. The sexual abuse and defamation case - also in Manhattan - is another absurdity. Who actually believes that Donald Trump, a man who moves about with a large posse of assistants wherever he goes, raped a middle-aged woman in a department store dressing room, and nobody noticed? It is preposterous. Then you have the judgment for "lying about his wealth". Seriously? A civil penalty of hundreds of millions of dollars where there was no victim?

Honest to God, you could take that anti-Trump ad, change a few words, and make it a very effective ad PROVING that everything Trump says about weaponizing the "justice" system has been demonstrated in the headlines of the past year!

 

[pknopp]

The Thomas Paine Society is publishing full-page ads in many major cities today, citing President Trump's troubles with the law. First is the "thirty-four felony charges," in Manhattan. Parenthetically, I wonder why they don't say, "convictions." It sound much more impressive, doesn't it? Second is, liability for sexual abuse and defamation; again I wonder why they didn't say, "rape." That is the Leftist narrative these days. Then you have, fined for misusing charity contributions, and then the $355 Million judgment for "lying about his wealth."

Convicted of sexual abuse and well, he wasn't convicted of rape so all is good. (bigger point at end)

But here is the irony: Trump supporters could use THESE VERY SAME FACTS in advertising FOR his candidacy! The felony charges in New York are unprecedented and absurd - truly the most blatant case of prosecutorial abuse in recent memory. The sexual abuse and defamation case - also in Manhattan - is another absurdity. Who actually believes that Donald Trump, a man who moves about with a large posse of assistants wherever he goes, raped a middle-aged woman in a department store dressing room, and nobody noticed? It is preposterous. Then you have the judgment for "lying about his wealth". Seriously? A civil penalty of hundreds of millions of dollars where there was no victim?

And then imagine he would go on a show and brag about actually doing that. Preposterous, who would do that?

Honest to God, you could take that anti-Trump ad, change a few words, and make it a very effective ad PROVING that everything Trump says about weaponizing the "justice" system has been demonstrated in the headlines of the past year!

As Trump said, he could kill someone in Central Park and you would find some way to defend it.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The Thomas Paine Society is publishing full-page ads in many major cities today, citing President Trump's troubles with the law. First is the "thirty-four felony charges," in Manhattan. Parenthetically, I wonder why they don't say, "convictions." It sound much more impressive, doesn't it? Second is, liability for sexual abuse and defamation; again I wonder why they didn't say, "rape." That is the Leftist narrative these days. Then you have, fined for misusing charity contributions, and then the $355 Million judgment for "lying about his wealth."

But here is the irony: Trump supporters could use THESE VERY SAME FACTS in advertising FOR his candidacy! The felony charges in New York are unprecedented and absurd - truly the most blatant case of prosecutorial abuse in recent memory. The sexual abuse and defamation case - also in Manhattan - is another absurdity. Who actually believes that Donald Trump, a man who moves about with a large posse of assistants wherever he goes, raped a middle-aged woman in a department store dressing room, and nobody noticed? It is preposterous. Then you have the judgment for "lying about his wealth". Seriously? A civil penalty of hundreds of millions of dollars where there was no victim?

Honest to God, you could take that anti-Trump ad, change a few words, and make it a very effective ad PROVING that everything Trump says about weaponizing the "justice" system has been demonstrated in the headlines of the past year!

People have been brought up to accept fiction as fact. It's called religion. They have no issues accepting whatever they want, true or not, and dismissing whatever is inconvenient.

When you have people voting for a Presidential candidate who meets the criteria in the Bible of "stone him to death" and a few lines down something about don't have gay sex and they accept one and totally ignore the other... shows you just what the US is facing right now.

 

[Hellokitty]

Convicted of sexual abuse and well, he wasn't convicted of rape so all is good. (bigger point at end)



And then imagine he would go on a show and brag about actually doing that. Preposterous, who would do that?




As Trump said, he could kill someone in Central Park and you would find some way to defend it.

The same media going into hysterics over TRUMP are also the ones ignoring Illegals taking over apartment complexes because it's only happening to a few people.

 

[pknopp]

The same media going into hysterics over TRUMP are also the ones ignoring Illegals taking over apartment complexes because it's only happening to a few people.

THEY ARE EATING DOGS!!!!!

 

[DGS49]

Four outrageous examples of prosecutorial misdeeds, where nobody else in the world would have been victimized in the way he was. Blatant attempts to interfere with the Presidential election.

They PROVE his case!

 

[whitehall]

The Thomas Paine Society claims to be non partisan but it has a long standing tradition of embracing left wing politics. Desperate times call for desperate tactics these days.