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Charging Trump Or Not...The Two Sides Of Political Bias...But Where Is The Middle?
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Dec 22, 2022 15:02:15   #
woodguru
 
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the middle...is there credible proof, or is there a complete lack of proof? Charging with no clear proof but beliefs and rhetoric is the one side of the bias sword, failing to charge when there is proof is the bias that goes hand in hand with that mentality.

To charge is a response to crimes, if crimes are in evidence to a degree that there is proof enough to successfully prosecute, that is the unbiased result and actions in response to proof that laws were broken.

For the biased side to win in this circumstance, that would be bias not to prosecute.

The biased side always sees the opposite response as coming from a place of bias even though it comes from a place defined by the rule of law and holding law breakers accountable...

The middle ground determines if there is bias, both sides can't be right. Trump isn't being prosecuted because of a political bias, he is in trouble because he broke the law.

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Dec 22, 2022 15:06:07   #
WEBCO
 
He may have broken a law, but make no mistake his persecution/prosecution is purely political.

If the DOJ wasn't biased, and went after all law breakers Hillary would be in Leavenworth

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Dec 22, 2022 15:11:34   #
Liberty Tree
 
woodguru wrote:
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the middle...is there credible proof, or is there a complete lack of proof? Charging with no clear proof but beliefs and rhetoric is the one side of the bias sword, failing to charge when there is proof is the bias that goes hand in hand with that mentality.

To charge is a response to crimes, if crimes are in evidence to a degree that there is proof enough to successfully prosecute, that is the unbiased result and actions in response to proof that laws were broken.

For the biased side to win in this circumstance, that would be bias not to prosecute.

The biased side always sees the opposite response as coming from a place of bias even though it comes from a place defined by the rule of law and holding law breakers accountable...

The middle ground determines if there is bias, both sides can't be right. Trump isn't being prosecuted because of a political bias, he is in trouble because he broke the law.
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the... (show quote)


An unbiased opinion from a fraud.

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Dec 22, 2022 15:22:14   #
Justice101
 
woodguru wrote:
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the middle...is there credible proof, or is there a complete lack of proof? Charging with no clear proof but beliefs and rhetoric is the one side of the bias sword, failing to charge when there is proof is the bias that goes hand in hand with that mentality.

To charge is a response to crimes, if crimes are in evidence to a degree that there is proof enough to successfully prosecute, that is the unbiased result and actions in response to proof that laws were broken.

For the biased side to win in this circumstance, that would be bias not to prosecute.

The biased side always sees the opposite response as coming from a place of bias even though it comes from a place defined by the rule of law and holding law breakers accountable...

The middle ground determines if there is bias, both sides can't be right. Trump isn't being prosecuted because of a political bias, he is in trouble because he broke the law.
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the... (show quote)


Half-witted logic is displayed here. You should have just used the phrase that Biden used when asked about his mental fitness; Biden on His Mental Fitness for Office: ‘The Proof of the Pudding Is in the Eating’.

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Dec 22, 2022 15:44:19   #
Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio
 
WEBCO wrote:
He may have broken a law, but make no mistake his persecution/prosecution is purely political.

If the DOJ wasn't biased, and went after all law breakers Hillary would be in Leavenworth


Trump was a political agent at the time of his lawbreaking. How could it not be political ?
Hillary had not committed any crimes. Why are you the only one who doesn’t know this. They tried and tried to find something they could pin on her but , naught !
So no she wouldn’t be in Leavenworth.
They don’t put innocent people in jail.
Ask trey Gowdy how well it worked out for him.

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Dec 22, 2022 16:10:21   #
LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago
 
Milosia2 wrote:
Trump was a political agent at the time of his lawbreaking. How could it not be political ?
Hillary had not committed any crimes. Why are you the only one who doesn’t know this. They tried and tried to find something they could pin on her but , naught !
So no she wouldn’t be in Leavenworth.
They don’t put innocent people in jail.
Ask trey Gowdy how well it worked out for him.


You are delusional.

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Dec 22, 2022 16:11:39   #
LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago
 
woodguru wrote:
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the middle...is there credible proof, or is there a complete lack of proof? Charging with no clear proof but beliefs and rhetoric is the one side of the bias sword, failing to charge when there is proof is the bias that goes hand in hand with that mentality.

To charge is a response to crimes, if crimes are in evidence to a degree that there is proof enough to successfully prosecute, that is the unbiased result and actions in response to proof that laws were broken.

For the biased side to win in this circumstance, that would be bias not to prosecute.

The biased side always sees the opposite response as coming from a place of bias even though it comes from a place defined by the rule of law and holding law breakers accountable...

The middle ground determines if there is bias, both sides can't be right. Trump isn't being prosecuted because of a political bias, he is in trouble because he broke the law.
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the... (show quote)


There is no proof, only allegations from a pack of Trump h**ers.

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Dec 22, 2022 16:23:08   #
Turtle keeper
 
woodguru wrote:
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the middle...is there credible proof, or is there a complete lack of proof? Charging with no clear proof but beliefs and rhetoric is the one side of the bias sword, failing to charge when there is proof is the bias that goes hand in hand with that mentality.

To charge is a response to crimes, if crimes are in evidence to a degree that there is proof enough to successfully prosecute, that is the unbiased result and actions in response to proof that laws were broken.

For the biased side to win in this circumstance, that would be bias not to prosecute.

The biased side always sees the opposite response as coming from a place of bias even though it comes from a place defined by the rule of law and holding law breakers accountable...

The middle ground determines if there is bias, both sides can't be right. Trump isn't being prosecuted because of a political bias, he is in trouble because he broke the law.
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the... (show quote)


When the J6 c*******e started their BS it became clear what they were going to do. They didn’t “investigate” anything or anyone other than President Trump. They have not proven anything that Trump did against the law. They only brought forward and twisted the t***h that may look like President Trump did something illegal. They did no investigation of the FBI’s involvement in instigating the violence. The name Ray Epps comes to mind. There needs to be a real investigation of what happened that day and the days before and after. With all of the information coming out about the FBI collusion with Twitter and the rest of the “social media” companies to rig e******ns and bury the t***h about all of Washington DC Democrats and RINO’s. The whole damn place is nothing more than cesspool of corrupt, sexually perverted sickening people. Most of them would screw over their own mothers for just a little bit more power. You cannot believe a word out of any Democrat or RINO alive. These people believe that the American Public are all ignorant and believe what ever they tell you. I have to say that your writings on here fits right into there beliefs. Anyone that would come close to believing what the J6 c*******e or the Justice Dept via the AG, FBI have to say are truly VERY IGNORANT.

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Dec 22, 2022 16:30:20   #
Turtle keeper
 
Milosia2 wrote:
Trump was a political agent at the time of his lawbreaking. How could it not be political ?
Hillary had not committed any crimes. Why are you the only one who doesn’t know this. They tried and tried to find something they could pin on her but , naught !
So no she wouldn’t be in Leavenworth.
They don’t put innocent people in jail.
Ask trey Gowdy how well it worked out for him.


Well I found another person that fits the Democrats beliefs. Americans are stupid and believe anything that they say.
I have to agree with them in your case.
You are one really gullible unintelligent piece of work. I bet you think Biden isn’t suffering from dementia.

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Dec 22, 2022 16:39:32   #
Kevyn
 
woodguru wrote:
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the middle...is there credible proof, or is there a complete lack of proof? Charging with no clear proof but beliefs and rhetoric is the one side of the bias sword, failing to charge when there is proof is the bias that goes hand in hand with that mentality.

To charge is a response to crimes, if crimes are in evidence to a degree that there is proof enough to successfully prosecute, that is the unbiased result and actions in response to proof that laws were broken.

For the biased side to win in this circumstance, that would be bias not to prosecute.

The biased side always sees the opposite response as coming from a place of bias even though it comes from a place defined by the rule of law and holding law breakers accountable...

The middle ground determines if there is bias, both sides can't be right. Trump isn't being prosecuted because of a political bias, he is in trouble because he broke the law.
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the... (show quote)

This is a simple thing, nobody in the US should be above the law. The AG appointed a well respected special counsel to look at the evidence and testimony gathered by the J****** 6th committee and that gathered by the FBI and Justice and decide if it warrants a federal grand jury to indict. It is out of the hands of justice until the special council determines if charges should be filed.

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Dec 22, 2022 17:04:28   #
Liberty Tree
 
Kevyn wrote:
This is a simple thing, nobody in the US should be above the law. The AG appointed a well respected special counsel to look at the evidence and testimony gathered by the J****** 6th committee and that gathered by the FBI and Justice and decide if it warrants a federal grand jury to indict. It is out of the hands of justice until the special council determines if charges should be filed.


You believe no one is above the law except l*****t and all conservatives are guilty by accusation. That is your system of justice.

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Dec 22, 2022 17:19:29   #
Ferrous Loc: Pacific North Coast, CA
 
WEBCO wrote:
He may have broken a law, but make no mistake his persecution/prosecution is purely political.

If the DOJ wasn't biased, and went after all law breakers Hillary would be in Leavenworth


I'm reminded of the movie Judgement at Nuremburg where Burt Lancaster was the German Judge that had a good Moral Compass but yet gave in to the N**i's using the legal System to persecute their political enemies...

Deje Vu all Over Again with the Powers in Washington... Hillary, H****r, the Obamas and Maxine Waters are part of the Elite in that group. Trump was an outsider that threatened their Power.

Those that don't see the corruption in the DOJ, CIA, NSA, FBI, and all the other partisan agencies are either Deaf, Blind, and Dumb, just as Amoral as the Ruling Party, or just plain weak individuals. (They have their Blinders set so tight)

Judgement at Nuremburg Confession of Dr Ernst Janning played by Burt Lancaster was fictional portrayal of the two real N**i Judges - Oswald Rothaug and Franz Schlegelberger - both truly evil men.

Quote:


German's Ministry of Justice Judge Dr. Ernst Janning’s confession from Judgment at Nuremberg

Your Honor, I was content to sit silent during this trial..... It is not easy to tell the t***h. But if there is to be any salvation for Germany, we who know our guilt must admit it, wh**ever the pain and humiliation.

I had reached my verdict on the Feldenstein case before I ever came into the courtroom. I would have found him guilty, wh**ever the evidence. It was not a trial at all. It was a sacrificial ritual in which Feldenstein, the Jew, was the helpless victim....I am aware. I am aware! My counsel would have you believe we were not aware of the concentration camps. Not aware? Where were we? Where were we when Hitler began shrieking his h**e in Reichstag? Where were we when our neighbors were being d**gged out in the middle of the night to Dachau?! Where were we when every village in Germany has a railroad terminal where cattle cars were filled with children being carried out to their extermination! Where were we when they cried out in the night to us. Were we deaf, dumb, blind?.... My counsel says we were not aware of the extermination of the millions. He would give you the excuse we were only aware of the extermination of the hundreds. Does that make us any the less guilty? Maybe we didn't know the details. But if we didn't know, it was because we didn't want to know…

I am going to tell them the t***h. I am going to tell them the t***h if the whole world conspires against it. I am going to tell them the t***h about their Ministry of Justice. Werner Lammpe, an old man who cries into his Bible now, an old man who profited by stealing the property of every man he sent to a concentration camp. Friedrich Hofstetter, the 'good German' who knew how to take orders, who sent men before him to be sterilized like so many digits. …And Ernst Janning, worse than any of them because he knew what they were, and he went along with them. Ernst Janning - who made his life excrement, because he walked with them!
br br b German's Ministry of Justice Judge Dr.... (show quote)

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Dec 22, 2022 17:25:40   #
American Vet
 
Kevyn wrote:
This is a simple thing, nobody in the US should be above the law. The AG appointed a well respected special counsel to look at the evidence and testimony gathered by the J****** 6th committee and that gathered by the FBI and Justice and decide if it warrants a federal grand jury to indict. It is out of the hands of justice until the special council determines if charges should be filed.


“Well respected”?

LOL

He has a History of botched prosecution of political leaders (Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and vice p**********l candidate John Edwards).

He was appointed to a position in the DoJ by obama.

Smith’s wife, Katy Chevigny, contributed to President Joe Biden and to far-left, antisemitic Rep. Rashia Tlaib (D-MI). She also produced a documentary about former First Lady Michelle Obama.

No bias there at all…..<sarcasm intended>

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Dec 22, 2022 19:00:31   #
BIRDMAN
 
Milosia2 wrote:
Trump was a political agent at the time of his lawbreaking. How could it not be political ?
Hillary had not committed any crimes. Why are you the only one who doesn’t know this. They tried and tried to find something they could pin on her but , naught !
So no she wouldn’t be in Leavenworth.
They don’t put innocent people in jail.
Ask trey Gowdy how well it worked out for him.



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Dec 22, 2022 20:31:19   #
vernon
 
woodguru wrote:
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the middle...is there credible proof, or is there a complete lack of proof? Charging with no clear proof but beliefs and rhetoric is the one side of the bias sword, failing to charge when there is proof is the bias that goes hand in hand with that mentality.

To charge is a response to crimes, if crimes are in evidence to a degree that there is proof enough to successfully prosecute, that is the unbiased result and actions in response to proof that laws were broken.

For the biased side to win in this circumstance, that would be bias not to prosecute.

The biased side always sees the opposite response as coming from a place of bias even though it comes from a place defined by the rule of law and holding law breakers accountable...

The middle ground determines if there is bias, both sides can't be right. Trump isn't being prosecuted because of a political bias, he is in trouble because he broke the law.
Bias is determined by the middle, the facts in the... (show quote)




Just what law did he break? I hope your not using anything that kangaroo court said.

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