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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1556433)
As an example, if Mrs. Braineack had been hanging out with the stoner crowd rather than the preppy crowd when you first met her in Jr. High, is it likely you'd have judged her character the same way?
My GF before her was probably 10 out of 700. I don't discriminate. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1556433)
It's possible for orange man to be bad, and also for people to be pedophiles, at the same time.
It almost makes it seem like Mueller was incredibly biased in his witch hunt. |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1556437)
Mueller was tasked with pursuing crimes that were result of his investigation. He uncovered a pedophile with child porn and decided that ORANGE MAN BAD was a greater goal than to press charges against a sick fuck who should die by death. The Trump associates that he made deals with, he ended up rescinding because he decided they actually didn't hold up their end of the bargain -- how convenient.
It almost makes it seem like Mueller was incredibly biased in his witch hunt. Also, and I know that this may seem like a trivial point, but Mueller is with the FBI, and the FBI investigates federal crimes. Possession of kiddie porn, or molesting children, or other such things, are generally not criminal acts under federal law, only under state law. The FBI cannot investigate / prosecute alleged violations of state law. (You know, because the constitution respected the authority of the States and limited the powers the Federal government.) |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1556446)
Possession of kiddie porn, or molesting children, or other such things, are generally not criminal acts under federal law, only under state law. |
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I stand corrected.
This surprises me. It's usually safe to say (without checking) that most mundane criminal offenses are not covered under federal law. |
mundane? I never realized you were a pervert. odd, yes, but not a pervert. Explains the affinity for the pixie haircut -- reminds you of young prepubescent children whose hair hasn't even grown out yet...
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1556462)
Explains the affinity for the pixie haircut -- reminds you of young prepubescent children whose hair hasn't even grown out yet...
Don't ever do what I just did. Just... don't. |
rofl.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1556461)
I stand corrected.
This surprises me. It's usually safe to say (without checking) that most mundane criminal offenses are not covered under federal law. 2. Refer to the B/I/U text, are you intimating that possession of child pornography is a mundane offense? |
Recently passed Federal law on cruelty to animals. Yes, Federal over-reach knows no bounds
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Originally Posted by DNMakinson
(Post 1556491)
Recently passed Federal law on cruelty to animals. Yes, Federal over-reach knows no bounds
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Originally Posted by z31maniac
(Post 1556490)
2. Refer to the B/I/U text, are you intimating that possession of child pornography is a mundane offense?
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A white leftist — claiming to speak on behalf of a Black Lives Matter chapter — stealing a microphone from a black Buttigieg supporter to lecture a black audience on presumedly black issues.
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https://saraacarter.com/barack-obama...thas-vineyard/ Obama on wealth inequality: ‘There’s only so much you can eat. There’s only so big a house you can have. |
Originally Posted by DNMakinson
(Post 1556491)
Recently passed Federal law on cruelty to animals. Yes, Federal over-reach knows no bounds
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1556506)
People who appear to be from Black Live Matter stole the mic from councilwoman Sharon McBride
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Yeah, but it's nice when the government can make everything illegal, then use it against you if they dislike you.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1556499)
As compared to espionage, arms smuggling, the international drug trade, human trafficking, collusion with foreign nations, etc., yes, possession of child pornography is the sort of thing that usually gets prosecuted at the state level with little to no fanfare, as opposed to being televised on C-SPAN and making it into the Times and the Post.
Even though I'm against the death penalty, purely from a financial standpoint, it'd be nice if people like this were taken behind the jail house, two in the back of the head and buried underneath. |
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