Mr. Trump was today sentenced in his New York case. No punishment, but he will be a felon forever.
All those criminals in jails must be more excited about their prospects.. given they are all innocent.
What can I say... don't hang around with slutty women, definitely don't invite them over to your place "to hang out"... didn't Clinton and his ontorage learn that? don't look at them or be mesmerized by their cleavage...
... and sure as hell... don't pay them off to not talk. That is the biggest problem... someone was stupid enough to think paying a slutty female would shut her up. They don't understand females or human nature. Trump and his team of idiots... they don't understand people. That is the risk we face, which is why others are a better option... but oh well. Hopefully he can do some good?
Hopefully, they have learned something. But until you admit to yourself your flaws and learn, then likely to repeat and the stakes are higher. It really is helpful at these levels to have mental dysfunction, narcissism... it's convenient.
So plan for all out nuclear explosions, mahem, chaos, and appolcalyptic type events. ... and hope it's better than that.
"Your Highness" should do.
In the mean time, what a lame ass system... I'd rename NYC to Osterichtown, they should burry their heads in disgust.
Your Royal Heinous!
Hahaha. I'm proud of this one for sure.
You need to turn the channel off of MSNBC for awhile and get some fresh air. 🤣
I am not even in the USA and I have been following the corruption going on in your government, mostly from your political party. We are studying this in school here. Other countries are looking at the USA as a cautionary tale of what can happen when people allow one political party to quietly take control. Your party controls all the courts in your capital, DC., as well as those in NYC. The judge that tried and sentenced your former president broke a lot of rules. His daughter made millions working for the politcal party that owns him. When all of this is investigated, you will not be so happy. It is sad that Americans did not learn the lesson of what happened in Germany in 1932. You seem to be desperately trying to copy it.
So you think Japanese people live in Russia? Wow! This should be surprising but it is not. I watched many videos on YouTube and Tiktok where a reporter goes to elite colleges in the US where most of the students are liberal democrats. The reporter asks them very simple questions and none of them can answer. One time, the reporter asked people to point out China on a world map. None of them had a clue. China is a large country. Every elementary school student in my country can do this. We must learn subjects such as geography, math, science, history. Your schools barely mention these things and instead focus on gender identity, gender transitioning, pronouns, and every other facet of woke ideology. So it doesn't surprise me at all that you cannot distinguish Japan from Russia.
"The sun rising over Appalachia and Rocky mountains, The wind stroking waters of Gulf of America and ice desserts of Greenland. Ave and Heil! The only one real God Emperor Donald J. Trump."
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Actually, it's not required to refer to felons as felons, and I would say it's usually unhelpful as well (especially as a pejorative).
I will simply be calling him "the current president," since its also not necessary to refer to that one by name.
That's fair... perhaps "the first felon president" would work? Sounds a bit more formal and forboding, and the phrase symmetry reminds that he was chosen over both who could have been "the first female president"
I know. The first convicted felon President !!!
As for strangers on the street, I don't see how i would know who's a felon just by looking at them, and I don't talk to strangers very often anyway.
Are you not from America? You obviously are not familiar with what went on the months before the first assassination attempt. The DA, judge, and jury were all activists leaning far left. The so-called indictment was over a charge well past the statutes of limitation. The fact that they went ahead and prosecuted him shows the dirty and illegal nature of the whole scenario. Felon? I think not!
Are you not from America? You obviously are not familiar with what went on the months before the first assassination attempt. The DA, judge, and jury were all activists leaning far left. The so-called indictment was over a charge well past the statutes of limitation. The fact that they went ahead and prosecuted him shows the dirty and illegal nature of the whole scenario. Felon? I think not!
You obviously side steped my point. The rude and nasty way he goes about talking of a person who is not his president is a bit disconcerting.
@Dongie what is the statute of limitations for the crime he was convicted of? What did the da, judge, and jury do that was unjust and caused by a bias towards the left? I have heard of some accusations of this type before, but when I looked into it I could not find any real examples of the trial being done in a biased or unjust way.
As far as that circus, all it proved to the rest of the world was that America doesn't respect the rule of law. The persecution and prosecution only showed that America is no longer a symbol of democracy. And @CheeseMonster, I think you are well aware of the facts. It doesn't mean you accept them as gouda and his friends on the far left don't. Stop toying with me. This is a tired and well-worn subject that has been put through the ringer too many times.
@Dongie We're only still talking about it because you keep lying about it. The case has been all the way to the Supreme Court; nobody in court is saying there's anything legally wrong about the case. Just yakkers on propaganda channels and liars on social media sites for who there is no requirement they tell the truth.
@Dongie that's fair. At least one of my questions was a very simple one I could just Google. So I did. (The statute of limitations was extended for all felonies in new York the last 6-ish years because of COVID. Trumps case is not special, it simply happened right before a time when courts got Nationally backed up because of an epidemic.) Ironically, if Trump had handled COVID better during his first presidency, he may have avoided being charged altogether since the courts would have been less backed up and the extention may never have been put in place.
As for the other question, I already said I tried to find out the truth about accusations like your before, and I couldn't come up with anything. If you have any specific accusations that would be helpful so I have something to go off of, instead of having to first figure out what all the different accusations of bias and injustice are, and then having to find out what caused the accusations, and then whether they are valid. An example is that there were accusations that the jury was not allowed to see evidence during deliberation (a specific claim), but this was based on misleading reports from certain news stations. Looking further into it, the jury was allowed to see evidence they just had to ask for i (as is the standard for new york; again Trumps case was not special).
And you
@CheeseMonster
Still don't want to recognize all the little "exceptions" made in order to destroy a man. How about this smart guy? Find another case in New York City where statutes have been manipulated. Find another person indicted for borrowing a certain amount that a court deems fraudulent and prosecute the person. How about the "hush money" paid out by slick Willie? Is it only a crime when a republican does it. You freaks are so far under law and order I can smell your stench from wherever you hail. Shove your head to see if it fits.
@Dongie A far right totalitarian creep is about to march back into office, with your full and enthusiastic endorsement.
As to your new lies about Trump's felony convictions, paying hush money is not illegal, just immoral, and if he'd declared it as a campaign expense he wouldn't have committed a crime. What he did instead was falsify business records to hide the fact that he was breaking campaign finance laws in order to defraud the voters.
@Dongie it wasn't an exception. It was the same for every other felony committed in the last 6 years, because of the extention put in place during COVID. There are also plenty of other people who have been convicted of felony fraud. Do you think Trump is the first person to hold this label? Obviously not. He's just the first person with it to be elected president.
@beefcakebradybatson ''M'' will be proud of him, I bet :D
Trumpsters would see a black man such as I and think,"Felon!!!"
m The correct address would have been the one for the location of the correctional facility he SHOULD have been put in long ago.
He will always be a felon though so I say President Felonious Trump Sr.
"Hand on the Bible.. ok just hover if it burns.
"You promise to uphold the powers of the constitut- oh forget it."
"The convicted president of the United States!"
President Trump or just Donald J Trump. The felon part is fake, nobody can tell me what the underlying crime was that upgraded the misdemeanors to a felony so I am not gonna go along with that nonsense.
He's Mr. President when he's sworn in. Outside of office he's a convicted felon and if he didn't already have his business empire (which he really shouldn't have as POTUS), he'd have to find a job and check the little box saying he's been convicted of a crime.
"indicted" and "convicted" are not the same thing
@Filthy_Immigrant He's been both, dumbass.
@Filthy_Immigrant Maybe you should ask yourself why your "news" sources don't have it. Even Fox and OANN ran the story.
@Filthy_Immigrant The trial is over, the verdict is rendered. He was found guilty. That's convicted. Until he wins an appeal and gets it overturned, he is a convicted felon. However, giving him no jail time has just set a precedent that renders gag orders pointless.
@Twalli Nice try, but you're 110% wrong. Indictment means charges, conviction means guilt, and sentencing determines the punishment. Trump got an unconditional discharge, meaning no jail, no fines, no probation—basically, a slap on the wrist for a political witch hunt. He’s appealing, so it’s not over. please educate yourself on how the law works before you continue embarrassing yourself.
@Filthy_Immigrant So you finally admit he was sentenced. The punishment, or lack of it, has nothing to do with the fact that he was indicted, tried, convicted, and sentenced. He's a convicted felon.
@Filthy_Immigrant The media you consume clearly lies to you. Like I said and linked, even OANN, and Fox News covered it, probably well below the fold.
Trump was indicted, tried, convicted, and sentenced. He's a convicted felon.
@goaded Your delusion is off the charts. Trump was NOT indicted, tried, convicted, and sentenced for 34 felonies, no matter how many times you repeat it. If this were true, every single U. S. news outlet—left, right, and center—would be blasting it 24/7, and you wouldn’t have to dig for obscure headlines or make up fake quotes.
You’re claiming Fox News, OANN, and others "covered" this supposed conviction, yet nobody in America, including Trump’s supporters and critics alike, has heard of it. Why? Because it didn’t happen. Your German media sources are either spinning indictments into "convictions" or outright lying to push their anti-Trump narrative.
If Trump were a ‘convicted felon,’ how exactly is he set to be sworn in as president a week from now? Here’s a hint: it’s because your entire argument is fantasy. Get out of your echo chamber and come back when you can distinguish between charges, trials, and convictions
@Filthy_Immigrant Everybody has heard about it except you, and that's only because you are clearly wilfully ignorant. I already gave you nine links to news stories about it, even including OANN and Fox "News", and quoting OANN from theirs:
"Judge Juan Merchan has **sentenced** Donald Trump to an unconditional discharge, meaning the President-elect is not required to take any action, but the **conviction** will remain on his record."
www.oann.com/.../
Here's a reputable news source:
apnews.com/.../trump-hush-money-sentencing-stormy-daniels-33e070bd3c1acb609bba13f23d784a3a
@goaded Willful ignorance? That’s funny coming from someone who thinks spamming links nobody reads counts as "proof." Let’s get one thing straight: if Trump were convicted and sentenced, it wouldn’t be buried in obscure articles or "below the fold" headlines—it’d be the biggest news story in America. Yet, nobody here has heard about it because it’s a lie.
As for your so-called OANN quote: you’re either misquoting or pulling it from thin air, because no reputable source has reported Trump’s conviction or sentencing. And your AP link? It leads nowhere. If you can’t even provide valid sources, maybe it’s time to admit you’ve been duped by anti-Trump propaganda.*
Here’s a reality check: Trump hasn’t been convicted of anything, which is why he’s about to take the oath of office. Until you can provide actual evidence—not cherry-picked or fabricated headlines—stop embarrassing yourself by pretending you know more about America than the people who live here
@Filthy_Immigrant You're the only one not following any of the links to many reputable news sites (and OANN and Fox) I gave you because you know they prove you are absolutely deluded in your belief that Trump isn't a felon.
Indicted, tried, convicted, sentenced. Felon.
@Filthy_Immigrant he's being sworn in on the 20th, because there is no law preventing a felon from becoming POTUS. Technically all our founding fathers were criminals since they revolted against their king. That was in no way legal.
@goaded you are really proving my point with this broken-record act. You keep saying ‘indicted, tried, convicted, sentenced’ like repeating it will magically make it true. If Trump were actually convicted, the news wouldn’t be hidden in a few links only you can see—it would be on every TV screen and newspaper in America. But it’s not, because it didn’t happen.
Here’s a challenge: since you think you’re so right, copy and paste the exact sentence from one of your ‘reputable’ sources proving Trump was convicted and sentenced. I guarantee you can’t, because those articles either don’t exist or are spinning the truth about indictments—not convictions. Stop embarrassing yourself and learn the difference between charges and a guilty verdict. Until then, your argument is just noise.
@Filthy_Immigrant It is true, moron. Trump has been indicted, tried, convicted, and sentenced. He's a felon.
I already did "copy and paste the exact sentence from one of your ‘reputable’ sources proving Trump was convicted and sentenced.", only it wasn't a reputable source, it was OANN because I thought you might prefer that. ALL the other sources say the same.
@Filthy_Immigrant There was a guilty verdict. That's what happened after the trial concluded.
“You keep insisting it’s true, but repeating a lie doesn’t make it a fact. The OANN “quote” you posted is not credible, and your claim that ‘all the other sources say the same’ is pure fiction. If Trump had been convicted and sentenced, you’d have no trouble citing a legitimate source like AP, Reuters, or even CNN explicitly stating, “Trump was convicted and sentenced.” Yet, you still can’t provide that because it hasn’t happened.
Indictments and trials are not convictions. You’re confusing accusations with outcomes, and it’s embarrassing. Until you can show credible proof, not cherry-picked fake quotes, your argument is nothing but wishful thinking and propaganda.
Considering he said he owns a gun and is now a felon, I wonder when his gun will get taken away
How about... Donald vi America, the 47th Emperor of America?
Just kidding, He's going to be Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States of America. No matter what those who spit all this hate at Him do.
''Your Imperial, Divine and Enlightened Highness and Fuehrer''?
The First Felon and Mr twice Impeached reelected based solely on Mr mounds if lies.
I could refine that if I wasn't so tired
At the very least his election makes it clear that ex-cons can successfully run for president. I like that precedent.
Still, it’s nice to see that it’s not illegal for ex-cons to run
He will be a felon for a short time. After the appeal his record will be expunged.
But a paid unfelony is fake. No?
@dustybiker2 it will not be paid for. The Supreme Court will make the ruling. I would have more faith in them than Juan Mercham of Fat Alvin Bragg
@exitseven who do you think appointed the supreme court judge that sways for him. Same dif.
"@goaded and yet they trotted him out as the star witness. A serial liar."
Strangely enough, it's the people who commit crimes who know the most about them.
If you could find a nun who was in on the planning of a crime, she'd be a better witness, perhaps, that that doesn't happen very often, does it?
Besides, the falsified documents all had Trump's signature on them.
@dustybiker2 President Trump appointed them but the Congress had to approve it. We all saw how that panned out.
Oh, and by the way: the lies Cohen was found to have told were on Trump's behalf.
"[Cohen said] the Trump Moscow project had ended in January 2016... that he never agreed to travel to Russia in connection with the project and never considered asking Trump to travel for the project... that he did not recall any Russian government contact about the project, including any response to an email that he had sent to a Russian government email account. ... [that was all] false and misleading."
upload.wikimedia.org/.../...sidential_Election.pdf
I'll address him as the felon who broke your vagina
The phony trial (and two assassination attempts) was a major component of why he was reelected. He'll be inaugurated as a felon but the conviction will be thrown out on appeal.
@CalmUntilAbused
Thank you, Calm.
@CalmUntilAbused Yes, and it's you doing it.
"Calling Trump a felon is like calling Hitler a pacifist."
" "indicted" and "convicted" are not the same thing "
"The phony trial..."
@goaded Well, the first comparison is a bit extreme, but correct nonetheless. Calling soon-to-be President Donald Trump a felon for felonies that never happened is like calling H*tler a pacifist for his effort to keep peace in Europe... that also never happened.
The second line is perfectly correct in and of itself. One issue with it would be that the lawfare-based New York trial did end up with a conviction, and even though there was no punishment, the corrupt judiciary system in New York achieved at least the minimum goal, which was making soon-to-be President Donald Trump formally a felon. However, a subsequent appeal can still overturn this phony conviction, so You are really jumping the gun here.
As for the third line... Yes, the trial was phony, since it was part of a heinous lawfare campaign against soon-to-be President Donald Trump. There is nothing to add here.
@CalmUntilAbused Except the felonies did happen, and Trump did commit them.
The second one was someone claiming Trump is not a felon. He is.
No, it was the only hint of justice your country got for Trump's crimes.
Every president is guilty of something & if they aren’t it isn’t very presidential.
Jail should be his address. XD
Calling Trump a felon is like calling Hitler a pacifist.
Just call him "Don the Con"
u The president.
Elons bitch ;)
@autonation see ya! 👋 😘
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Call him Daddy Trump.
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The felon who beat the left. LMFAO
Mr. President-Con !!!
You respect Biden? LOL
@autonation 😂 that's funny!
Sir.
How should we address you?
Fuhrer Trump
President Trump.
He is still the president and honor has to be given to him.
No. Whether he respects Biden or not that's his problem.
The headman of your country should be shown honor regardless of how you feel about him.
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