This post was edited 1 minute after it was posted.
-
04
-
You’ve heard of mostly peaceful riots. Now introducing non-violent human sacrifice.
05 -
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
FAFO. wrote:
Nurse he’s ranting about trans again. Old clown.
Your Party, woke lunatic.
It’s an online cartoon sketch, they’re not in any political. You’re obsessed with it.
Can’t believe I am having to explain that, yet here we are.
71 -
Trump failure blotter
remember, he is getting richer off this. He has no motive to reverse it.
The average SPX stock is -22% from its YTD high.
-42% for Nasdaq components93 -
Women for Trump \' wrote:
You’ve heard of mostly peaceful riots. Now introducing non-violent human sacrifice.
Maybe they got them so drunk they passed out and then gently smothered them with a pillow.
17 -
A great idea!
17 -
Cu.ckz to be you wrote:
The legal system called them felonies and that’s all you need to know.
Quit your whining about it .
haha. Coming from the biggest group of whiners in history, this made me laugh. Liberals are little beta, queer goofballs.
510 -
Women for Trump \' wrote:
The bigger update came from Trump: “home-growns are next. … You’re gonna need to build about 5 more places”.
Within three months of ascending to office, the President has built the infrastructure to kidnap anyone to a foreign gulag for life without charge or trial.
93 -
LateNightEddy wrote:
I'm not denying that corrupt democrats called 34 misdemeanors felonies. I'm pointing out that intelligent people know what they did and dismiss it as lawfare.
The case will be thrown out on appeal.
Citizen Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers, a jury that his lawyers helped select. They looked at the evidence, applied the law, and pronounced him guilty of felonies.
Section 175.10 of the New York code can be charged as a misdemeanor or a Class E felony. In this century there have been thousands and thousands of prosecutions under 175.10; misdemeanor and felony charges are both commonplace.
The statute is stated very broadly. It is possible that it will be overturned on appeal, but the odds are against that. Helpful additional information here:84 -
"Last week, the Supreme Court ordered the administration to “facilitate” the release of Abrego Garcia"
Orders? The Supreme Court is giving Trump orders? The only thing that gives orders is balls. SCOTUS got any?
19 -
agip wrote:
Trump failure blotter
remember, he is getting richer off this. He has no motive to reverse it.
The average SPX stock is -22% from its YTD high.
-42% for Nasdaq componentsS&P is down 8% YTD, Nasdaq down 13% (though both are up compared to August 2024). That's all they'll be down
36 -
Some NY lawyer. wrote:
LateNightEddy wrote:
I'm not denying that corrupt democrats called 34 misdemeanors felonies. I'm pointing out that intelligent people know what they did and dismiss it as lawfare.
The case will be thrown out on appeal.
Citizen Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers, a jury that his lawyers helped select. They looked at the evidence, applied the law, and pronounced him guilty of felonies.
Section 175.10 of the New York code can be charged as a misdemeanor or a Class E felony. In this century there have been thousands and thousands of prosecutions under 175.10; misdemeanor and felony charges are both commonplace.
The statute is stated very broadly. It is possible that it will be overturned on appeal, but the odds are against that. Helpful additional information here:What was the falsification?
Explain it.
36 -
agip wrote:
1) Kilmar Abrego Garcia was here legally
2) Trump illegally sent him to a prison in El Salvador; the Administration admits this was a mistake
3) The Supreme Court unanimously ordered his return
4) Trump refused
5) Trump wants to do the same thing to U.S. citizensAll false. Trump is doing no such thing. But...I'm glad it bothers you so much to devote your life to a thread on a running forum.
Where are the concentration camps? Wait, what? You lie and always will. But...Trump won and you lost
48 -
Women for Trump ' wrote:
agip wrote:
1) Kilmar Abrego Garcia was here legally
2) Trump illegally sent him to a prison in El Salvador; the Administration admits this was a mistake
3) The Supreme Court unanimously ordered his return
4) Trump refused
5) Trump wants to do the same thing to U.S. citizensWrong.Trump administration says it is not required to help wrongly deported man return to US
April 13 (Reuters) - U.S. officials said in court filings on Sunday that they were not obligated to help a Maryland resident get out of prison in El Salvador after he was erroneously deported, despite a Supreme Court ruling directing the government to "facilitate" his return to the United States.
Attorneys for the administration of President Donald Trump said the high court's order to "facilitate" the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia meant they should "remove any domestic obstacles that would otherwise impede the alien's ability to return here," not help extract him from El Salvador.That's all they need to do. They're not going to infringe on El Salvador's sovereignty and take him back by force. They don't even need to ask for him back.
The high court didn't order U.S. officials to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia. The Supreme Court said that the District Court's order "properly requires the Government to "facilitate" Abrego Garcia’s release from custody in El Salvador and to ensure that his case is handled as it would have been had he not been improperly sent to El Salvador."
How does "release from custody" translate to "remove domestic obstacles"?
80 -
LateNightEddy wrote:
Who the f*ck will vote for Vance with the SP under 4000? wrote:
Cry harder while I continue you spank your idiotic *ss. Trump is a convicted felon. That's not lawfare. That's a criminal getting caught.
12 years? Who the f*ck is going to vote for a Republican when the S&P is at under 4000 and we're in a recession because Trump is a f*cking moron?
Let me clarify. My question only applies to people with an IQ over 35 who aren't in the stupid cult. I get that you dumb*sses will vote for whatever dimwit the GOP nominates and then brag about how you couldn't afford to feed your family because your toilet plunger cost $245, but it was made in America!
Can you explain what P < 0.55 means yet? It's been a week and you still can't. It's like you learned nothing in your remedial math class during your online masters. Here's a reminder: this (+) is called a plus sign, and it's used for addition.
Calm down little guy you're going to stroke out!
If the economy isn't turned around by the midterms Trump will definitely cause the GOP to get punished at the polls.
And yes I would never vote for anything the Democrats are offering no matter how poorly the economy was doing.
A P value of less than .05 is useful.
A P value of .55 is hot garbage.
You remain an imbecile.
Hi sweetie!
Don't worry about me. My health is just fine. I was running D1 track while you were scrubbing sh*t off a latrine somewhere.
You didn't expain what P < 0.55 means in this paper, you just keep saying it's no good. But keep defending the snowflakes that failed the world's easiest IQ test.
52 -
fibber spotter wrote:
agip wrote:
1) Kilmar Abrego Garcia was here legally
2) Trump illegally sent him to a prison in El Salvador; the Administration admits this was a mistake
3) The Supreme Court unanimously ordered his return
4) Trump refused
5) Trump wants to do the same thing to U.S. citizensAll false. Trump is doing no such thing. But...I'm glad it bothers you so much to devote your life to a thread on a running forum.
Where are the concentration camps? Wait, what? You lie and always will. But...Trump won and you lost
The concentration camps are in El Salvador. Trump is doing exactly what agip said.
This quote was today.
Donald Trump wrote:
home-growns are next. … You’re gonna need to build about 5 more places72 -
LateNightEddy wrote:
Some NY lawyer. wrote:
Citizen Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers, a jury that his lawyers helped select. They looked at the evidence, applied the law, and pronounced him guilty of felonies.
Section 175.10 of the New York code can be charged as a misdemeanor or a Class E felony. In this century there have been thousands and thousands of prosecutions under 175.10; misdemeanor and felony charges are both commonplace.
The statute is stated very broadly. It is possible that it will be overturned on appeal, but the odds are against that. Helpful additional information here:What was the falsification?
Explain it.
Calling a payoff to a hooker a "legal expense".
If Trump told his lawyer to buy him a car, and then Trump reimbursed the lawyer for the car, was that a legal expense or a car payment?
Now, explain what P < 0.55 means in the study that was posted.
62 -
JackmanJones wrote:
fibber spotter wrote:
All false. Trump is doing no such thing. But...I'm glad it bothers you so much to devote your life to a thread on a running forum.
Where are the concentration camps? Wait, what? You lie and always will. But...Trump won and you lost
The concentration camps are in El Salvador. Trump is doing exactly what agip said.
This quote was today.
Donald Trump wrote:
home-growns are next. … You’re gonna need to build about 5 more placesNo they aren't. That's El Salvador's prison for El Salvador criminals, some who happened to enter the USA illegally and commit violent crimes. Their President wanted them there.
You failed, aka lied. Try again little guy
P.s. are you an agip in bed together right now?
18 -
Trumps DOJ is staffed by idiots wrote:
LateNightEddy wrote:
What was the falsification?
Explain it.
Calling a payoff to a hooker a "legal expense".
If Trump told his lawyer to buy him a car, and then Trump reimbursed the lawyer for the car, was that a legal expense or a car payment?
Now, explain what P < 0.55 means in the study that was posted.
He paid his lawyer.
05
What People Are Talking About On LetsRun
No top threads at the moment. Check back soon.