Do you believe Trump is guilty in his four trials?

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Do you believe Trump is guilty in his four trials unless his lawyers prove without reasonable doubt, that he DID NOT commit those crimes?

lightbulb27 · Accepted Answer

he was molested by E Jean Carrol... she baited him by following him into the dressing room. She didn't scream, run for help, scratch, bite. never complained to management? After they were physical, he was so traumatized, he forgot.. or had affairs with others and married others. She apparently didn't forget and didn't complain... probably waiting for him to call again, hoping for a proposal. He never called, she bragged to her friends. she became more liberal and sued him out of spite... like...40 years later... she was looking to embarras him I guess. What woman does that... oh yea... women... spite! He's apparently lying or it never happened or has severe trauma. I wasn't on the jury,... they said it was sexual assault no rape. Trouble is, it's her word vs his and in court generally speaking with minimal evidence... it should be "no". he can't claim she assaulted him because noone would believe it due to sexism. he should have sued the clothing store long ago... knucklehead.

not sure about the election thing, there's indications it was thrown just by the govt suppressing stories via media outlets they control. If trump did that, he'd go to court. since was biden, it's not just ok... it's great!

Inflating value of properties... he has and always does and won't stop because his name is attached. I'll simplify it... if a car says Trump... it's worth 5 million dollars. Remove sticker, it's worth $2000 cash. If some idiot agreed to give him a loan on that, that's their issue. If NYC agreed to collect all the benefits and proceeds, that's on them.

the other X trials... lost track...

does he still owe the piano maker money... he should pay that... jerk!

WhiteSteve · Accepted Answer

Innocent til proven guilty, like anyone else. I’m not familiar enough with the law to really say for sure. I feel like he’s certainly done wrong, from the information I have, but there’s an ocean between doing wrong and being convicted of crimes. I have the most confidence in the federal cases, because they have a 90-some% conviction rate. When they come at you, they generally don’t miss. I feel like Trump could skate on some things because what he did, tried to do, or tried to inspire others to do, some of that stuff was just outside of set legal parameters because we clearly hadn’t expected someone in that kind of position to be that abusive of power, and in the ways the power was abused. It just exceeded the imagination, so there probably aren’t a ton of standing laws in place to cover this, so it makes it a legal gray area.

I wouldn’t be confident in his prospects to walk away from 91+ counts unscathed, though. But I’ve never been exceedingly confident in the American justice system, particularly when it comes to the wealthy and influential, so I’m not expecting a clean sweep either. I’m actually shocked he’s being held accountable at all, frankly. That’s not how it usually works in America, historically, rich guys get away with almost everything, seemingly.

Sirenboobzilla · Accepted Answer

At this point, guilty or no, I just want him and everything surrounding him to fade back in to obscurity so the country can move on. Tired of all these old gas bags trying to run a country they barely have the time left to spend in

chrissykerdock · Accepted Answer

lets go back to his 1st one... the russian probe... completely false and made up... so what's really changed since then... they're still false and made up charges

OlderAndWiser · Answer

No. In criminal trials, he is entitled to a presumption of innocence. In civl trials, the plaintiff or petitioner has the burden of proof.

puurikke · Answer

Yes, I think he is guilty. I'm not sure which 4 you mean though.

In the rape case I'm not sure. He acts and talks like a sexual predator, does not mean he actualy went that far.

In the fraud case I'm sure. The evidence sounds strong. There have been stories about his fraud for decades. Those usually don't stick for that long. Also very white collar so that fits. Still, could be wrong.

In the Georgia case. We heard the call. That was brutal and completely illegal. I'm sure some leaders from banana republics where taking notes.

In the Insurrection Act lawsuit about being on the ballot, see next point. I'm sure though that he will not lose this court case.

The coupe d'etat case is very interesting. Either everyone around him conspired to commit insurrection without telling Trump, or he might have been involved. And even if he never ordered the insurrection, he sure as hell gave everyone the impression this was what he wanted. Words matter. Under Civil Law he would definitely be guilty as charged. Under Common Law (as used in the US), I'm not sure. Your system of law is a bit wacky at times.

D_Bone_Steak · Answer

Nope. After I watched bullshit like that Russian collusion shit play out... I don't even look into any of that bullshit anymore. I assume he's innocent until proven guilty...

So what's the score on things he's been accused of vs. proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt?

Yeah... it's looking like some stupid bullshit more and more with every new thing they come up with.

Tax dollars go into all that time-wasting bullshit? How much? How much would it cost to feed some homeless vets?

Danzigdawson · Answer

Depends on who you ask.

Trump supporters will say 'NO' automatically without even thinking about it like the good little nazis that they are. No point in arguing with someone who's in a cult.

I'm not well aware of all the details and evidence of each trial, but if he is found guilty, I trust that the prosecutors will work hard to provide airtight arguments that can't be denied by reasonable people... written judgements that comprehensively prove in great detail how and why trump is guilty of the crime (s) that he is accused of.

Of course, hardcore trump supporters are not by any means reasonable people and would never read something like that, but at least it would show to those who still can be reasoned with that it was all done by following the rules and procedures of U. S. justice.

strateguy632 · Answer

look at the wording "prove not did crime" that is stalin communist style.

everyone is innocent until "prove guilty" that is the proving. everyone "even" trump who people hate. public enemy number one?

that phone in your hand prove you didn't steal it? or smuggle it?

since everone "even" trump is still innocent until proven, therefore any libel or slander is at the time WHEN innocent! instant guilt for slander.

what i "think about these court cases," if they were real then the same year as the "alleged crime" should seek punishment but not! because trump never did those crimes.

courts should didmiss these political motivation false accusations until after elections.

goaded · Answer

Yes, I believe he's guilty. That has nothing to do with the final verdict. If any of them (assuming they finally get to trial) return a not guilty verdict, I will assume the verdict is wrong.

If I were sitting on one of the juries, I would take the opposite position and require the prosecution to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. Emphasis on "reasonable".

What I see on here, though, are oceans of unreasonable doubt that's obvious just from what's come out so far into the public view.

Trump hardly ever claims not to have done the things he's accused of, he just ridiculously claims he was allowed to. He was not.

exitseven · Answer

He is being lugged for a crime with no victim, a crime that is not a crime, a crime based on a lie and another crime from a crazy woman who accused Trump of rape 30 years ago with no evidence and no witnesses. In a real court of law the DAs would be fired.

Notherndude84 · Answer

Trump is guilty of election fraud, no doubt in my mind.
Trump raped EJ Carol no doubt (proven)
Trump is guilty of sedition (yet to be proven)
Trump started an insurrection ( yet to be proven)
Trump illegally stole classified documents (easily proven)
Altogether 93 or so felony charges against him

genericname85 · Answer

probably. but i don't think that makes him any worse than biden or any president before him tbh. i think trump just angered too many powerfull people and he can be lucky he doesn't live in the time, where the powers who want to get rid of a president have to resort to murder anymore.

Zestyassmf1997 · Answer

Yes…BUT this is the textbook definition of lawfare and throwing the book at someone to target them. Why? Because if you dedicated the same time and resources to investigating all of our rulers, then you’d probably find something with which to charge literally all of them.

tldr; he’s probably guilty, but it’s clear that he’s being singled out.

Surely · Answer

What will the Democrats spend our money on if Trump doesn’t get elected? I find it amazing how many skeletons are in the closet of these judges, government officials and DA’s trying to hold an illegitimate court of law. How many attempts will it take until someone says enough?
At least in baseball. The pitchers get four attempts to make a you swing and if not. You get a free stroll to first base! Trump should be taking his walk out of the court rooms and allowed to have a life!

najekim · Answer

Almost every President in the last 150 years or so has had "dirty laundary" from their time in office, but none have been gone after as much as Trump has. This shows that extreme politics have taken over based on that there is no "middle ground" anymore that the politicians in the past on both sides strived for. Time to vote out both the Democrats and Republicans out of power.

AngryCarl · Answer

Four trials? I lost track. However I think for some offences he was already found guilty, for example in the fraud trial there were no disputed facts. In the defamation trial I believe the prosecution had already proved their case and Trump simply repeated the claims he was just convicted for so they will move straight to deciding damages.

You really don't understand the legal process so you? But hey, neither do Trump's lawyers.

DryGermanGuy · Answer

He is the second coming of Lawdy Jeebus.  I bet at the trial will come out that he slipped on a communist banana peel, lost balance and his dick crashed into Stormy Daniels. A real bummer.

milyjohn · Answer

Not at all. This is the only way Democrats can win.

AviatorTom · Answer

Is he guilty or will he be found guilty? Those are two ompletely different things. In the capitalist world, every successful businessman or woman is probably guilty of something.

Grond21 · Answer

It's starting to feel like its innocent for Democrats, and if guilty they should be given a free pass. For Republicans its guilty until proven innocent

ChefPapiChulo · Answer

Doesn’t matter what I believe. It matters what the courts decide. I think trump has always been an unethical piece of shit tho. I would am not surprised he is being prosecuted by everyone.

Pohjolan · Answer

Dunno if he is guilty on all charges but he was pretty stupid to brag about possessing illegal documents and then not burning them before investigators got a search warrant. Throw him with the book.

msc545 · Answer

Yes. Technically innocent until proven guilty, but we all saw and heard what he did.

DreamLife7 · Answer

Not anymore guilty than biden and his coke snorting son 🤣

pickles77 · Answer

No this is just politicians playing dirty as always.

Sabretooth · Answer

that creature was breaking every law that he could before I was even born.

Drewtate · Answer

All very convenient

Juxtapose · Answer

Absolutely not, not even a single charge.

ethansf · Answer

It's a dirty witch hunt.

austinbooth · Answer

Hell no

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