TrumpPutingate III: the beginning of the end

The part claiming there was bias is opinion. The part that says the bias had no impact is the fact. I think you sort of had it backwards.

The part claiming bias is based in the facts of what happened as compared to SOP. The reason for the actions is opinion.
 
For example

Lutter wears Velcro shoes.
If Luther wears Velcro shoes then the statement is fact.


Luther is too stupid to tie shoes so he wears Velcro shoes.
That’s opinion based on the actions of Luther wearing Velcro shoes.
 
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If the IG report had found political bias against Trump you'd have championed it as Gospel.

Because it did not you complain it was not thorough.

Even though you were told here over and over it would be a nothing burger, you just went crazy with anticipation.

And then..... thud.

You should reread it s l o w l y next time.
 
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Go back and reread what I said, and then apply it contextually. No one is talking about Flynn and Manafort but you.

The point is, if the FBI is such a great investigative agency, and Trump was balls deep with the Russians, why didn’t any of the texts and materials presented in the IG report indicate it?

Very peculiar. I brought this very thing up yesterday, and not a single one of you dared to approach it.

Remember Strzok/Page texts....

Oh, please, please tell me Trump won’t win.. please.. right? Right?!

No, we will make sure of it, honey, but have supper ready and your panties around your ankles when I get home.

Smooches. Hugs. XOXO

GTFO, looter.

Typical obtuse wing nut post! How y'all EVER GET LAID! :lolabove::lolabove:
 
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For example

Lutter wears Velcro shoes.
If Luther wears Velcro shoes then the statement is fact.


Luther is too stupid to tie shoes so he wears Velcro shoes.
That’s opinion based on the actions of Luther wearing Velcro shoes.

If I own a pair of Velcro shoes and the statement is, "Luther wears Velcro shoes", then that is an opinion based on the fact that I own a pair.

"Luther did not wear Velcro shoes today even though as we stated earlier (wrongly) Luther wears Velcro shoes." That is a fact; even though there is a false opinion embedded.

The fact that a person dislikes Trump does not mean that they are biased. That's an opinion.

Even if you're of the opinion that dislike constitutes bias, the fact is that the "bias" was not reflected in the investigation.

The fact may be that there was no bias to begin with, just extreme dislike.

This is a 100% true story: My wife's uncle gave me a pair of Velcro shoes that were owned by a friend of his who had recently died. We were visiting and he asked me what size of shoe I wore. When I told him, he said "I've got a practically brand new pair of shoes for you. You can have them, they're not my size." It's only after I took them that he told me they were from his dead friend.

I hated the shoes, never wore them, and took them to Goodwill a couple of months later.
 
If I own a pair of Velcro shoes and the statement is, "Luther wears Velcro shoes", then that is an opinion based on the fact that I own a pair.

"Luther did not wear Velcro shoes today even though as we stated earlier (wrongly) Luther wears Velcro shoes." That is a fact; even though there is a false opinion embedded.

The fact that a person dislikes Trump does not mean that they are biased. That's an opinion.

Even if you're of the opinion that dislike constitutes bias, the fact is that the "bias" was not reflected in the investigation.

The fact may be that there was no bias to begin with, just extreme dislike.

This is a 100% true story: My wife's uncle gave me a pair of Velcro shoes that were owned by a friend of his who had recently died. We were visiting and he asked me what size of shoe I wore. When I told him, he said "I've got a practically brand new pair of shoes for you. You can have them, they're not my size." It's only after I took them that he told me they were from his dead friend.

I hated the shoes, never wore them, and took them to Goodwill a couple of months later.

Velcro shoes are perfect for the elderly like 72. I hope I live long enough to need a pair.
 
If I own a pair of Velcro shoes and the statement is, "Luther wears Velcro shoes", then that is an opinion based on the fact that I own a pair.

"Luther did not wear Velcro shoes today even though as we stated earlier (wrongly) Luther wears Velcro shoes." That is a fact; even though there is a false opinion embedded.

The fact that a person dislikes Trump does not mean that they are biased. That's an opinion.

Even if you're of the opinion that dislike constitutes bias, the fact is that the "bias" was not reflected in the investigation.

The fact may be that there was no bias to begin with, just extreme dislike.

This is a 100% true story: My wife's uncle gave me a pair of Velcro shoes that were owned by a friend of his who had recently died. We were visiting and he asked me what size of shoe I wore. When I told him, he said "I've got a practically brand new pair of shoes for you. You can have them, they're not my size." It's only after I took them that he told me they were from his dead friend.

I hated the shoes, never wore them, and took them to Goodwill a couple of months later.


So what we’ve all learned from this is Luther takes things from the dead and gives them to the poor.
 
I, and millions of other Americans, do it every day.

The Trump hate is strong in this one.

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For Jeopardy's sake. The holding facility in VA that Manafort is in also held Michael Vick, the former NFL quarterback sent to prison for a dogfighting conspiracy, stayed in a dorm-sized cell with a toilet, shower and sink for two months in late 2007, according to descriptions published by ESPN The Magazine. And the R&B singer Chris Brown waited inside Northern Neck for his misdemeanor assault trial in 2014, which he ultimately avoided by pleading guilty.
 
So what we’ve all learned from this is Luther takes things from the dead and gives them to the poor.

How can you twist two good deed to sound bad. He took the shoes out of respect and to not offend and then he gave them to the poor. Tell me what you would have done differently?
 
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How can you twist two good deed to sound bad. He took the shoes out of respect and to not offend and then he gave them to the poor. Tell me what you would have done differently?

He didn't want to wear a dead man's shoes so he gave them away. I don't see that as humanitarianism.
 
How can you twist two good deed to sound bad. He took the shoes out of respect and to not offend and then the gave them to the poor. Tell me what you would have done differently?

are you seriously so stupid that you can not recognize sarcasm without blue font?

I would have said “I’ll throw those away for you if you want”
 
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