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I think that's a fair point. When CIA officials stated unequivocally that Hunters laptop was Russian disinformation. We knew we were getting the real deal.
by ImHereToVote 3y ago
I think that's a fair point. When CIA officials stated unequivocally that Hunters laptop was Russian disinformation. We knew we were getting the real deal.
- frankharv 3y ago[flagged]
- gmerc 3y agoAh, the ultimate fascist wet fantasy. Thankfully he’s gonna rot in a Georgia state prison, likely for treason
- Loughla 3y agoNot to be that guy, but you're foolish if you think a person who gets secret service protection, forever, will ever see the inside of a prison. What are they going to do? Empty an entire cell block just for one guy? If (and that's a BIG if) he's ever sentenced to anything, it will be like gps monitoring at most. Again, that's IF he sentenced to anything. I have no faith the US justice system will be able to convict him, as a side note. He's just too famous to have real consequences; that's how we do. Edit: these statements are not to be seen as pro-trump in an fashion. They are just common sense.
- gmerc 3y agoWell you know, common sense would be looking at Hitler and not making the same mistake. Gonna need to have some faith here, although I always thought the best season finale would him be stealing air force one to fly to his handler in Moscow to party with Steve Segal
- ImHereToVote 3y agoI believe this sort of comment really epitomises the good the CIA had done to society. Knowing the truth is just instinctive to large swathes of the US population.
- Loughla 3y agoI don't understand what you mean? Society at large has seemed to decide that a certain level of celebrity does, in fact, mean you're above the law. Proof: Jay-z stabbed somebody. Alec Baldwin punched a guy over a parking space I think. Chris Brown, well, being Chris Brown.
- Grum9 3y ago[dead]
- ZeroGravitas 3y agoUnfortunate historical comparison to Hitler, who they actually did put in jail, but he got treated as a star guest and wrote his book there coming out to a big second act in his political career.
- gmerc 3y agoHe’s an obese manchild in his 70s, the return won’t be televised
- gmerc_subhuman 3y ago[dead]
- gargablegar 3y agoI’m not American and the fact that you can’t see the difference between hunter Biden and Trumps kids holding office - is so mind boggling stupid I fear for the future of your country.
- lljk_kennedy 3y agoWhat an awful comment to make. I can't believe you thought it was worthy of submission here on HN.
- ImHereToVote 3y agoAbsolute wrong think. There should be more stringent rules of comments of a political nature on HN.
- monooso 3y agoOh good, the climate change denier is here to educate us all.
- w4ffl35 3y agoThought these posts were sarcasm. Now im not sure. Are you trolling?
- ImHereToVote 3y agoWhy stop the sarcasm?
- mdp2021 3y ago> Why stop the sarcasm Because every single random opinion seems to be held by somebody. (So, if you state something, it is possible that you hold that literal whatever opinion.) And because statements without justification are like random statements - also with relevance to the topic. Some agents in fact use the proposal of any odd idea as desensitization, towards atrophy of judgement.
- ImHereToVote 3y agoI think sarcasm is a fantastic way to get people to consider their beliefs. Seeing them uttered will make people actually consider them. Perhaps I overestimate people. But the amount of people who have deleted their comments in support of my post suggest that at least someone has second thoughts.