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Posted in: Supreme Court chief justice denies ex-Trump aide Peter Navarro's bid to stave off prison sentence See in context

4 months, just 4 months, now…just relax, when the Republicans are back in power, I wonder how many on the left are going to be locked up? Two months, six months, one year, life? Who knows?

If they are found guilty of crimes by a judge in a court of law, then they should.

But we all know this will be a repeat of 2020 when you guys made a lot of claims, every one of which fell through. Like the whole Biden impeachment.

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Posted in: Controversial 'Civil War' movie prompts debate over U.S. schism See in context

I've enjoyed Garland's work in the past, so I'm looking forward to seeing this.

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Posted in: Elon Musk defends ketamine use See in context

Elon Musk, Mr. "Freedom of speech, just watch what you say".

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Actually committing fraud and being “found” to have committed fraud by a biased judge in collusion with a crooked DA?

Hah, aka found guilty in a court of law, by a judge, under the constitution.

MAGA has some interesting spin!

and oddly can’t appeal only due to the size of the judgment. That was totally not planned to prevent an appeal, huh?

Yes, he probably didn't plan that, when he did this:

https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/civil-forfeiture-trump-resurrects-an-ugly-practice-for-no-reason-14237541

He probably shouldn't have done that. But now it's done. Criminals must face their punishment.

No tears are shed for Trump.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

His son-in-law has already began to use some of that money (2 billion) that the Saudis paid him to make purchases in Eastern Europe.

I wonder why Kushner isn't dishing out the cash for Don.

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Posted in: An expanding NATO uses its diversity as strength See in context

Riiiiight, so that must be why leaders of NATO countries are extremely unpopular and will likely be voted out, while Putin is extremely popular and just won an election in a landslide.

Well, Putin says he won in a landslide. He gets to make up any results he wants - dictator's privilege.

We all know that if an opponent were allowed to live, and the elections were fair, the Russians would have kicked Putin to the curb.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Maybe Don the con shouldn’t have talked so much smack on the Judge with sole discretion on a variance on paying a half billion dollar bond?

It’s almost like he didn’t think things through fully (or even partially), lol.

A normal person would be smacking themselves in the head right now.

Don can't remember which trial this is all about though. He blames it all on Obama.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

It's enjoyable, after watching the right and MAGA be extreme hardliners on crime for the past few decades, to now be able to join them in calling for no forgiveness to this criminal who is trying to escape punishment for his crimes.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

I'm sure we could (and maybe will), laugh at Trump all day about this. But, looking forward, in a week either Leticia James starts taking Trump's assets, or else we all wonder who bought Trump and is expecting payback with Presidential favors if Trump wins in November.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Trump probably could have prevented all this by being competent, and running a legal business. His first mistake was being incompetent, which led to his second mistake, which was running his organization as a criminal organization.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

It's funny, because at least some Republican donors are pretty mad and refusing to donate money to the GOP because they don't want to pay his bills.

I guess they'll have to take out loans. Or spend their coffers. But his legal bills must be paid. By the RNC.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

He didn’t ask yet.

He has submitted court documents saying he is not able to come up with the money. If he could have got money from anyone, he would have already. The filing today says he has exhausted his options.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Deutsche Bank does.

Then why aren't they giving him money to pay his bills?

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Trump hasn't paid his lawyers.

That's not a big concern, the RNC can pay his legal bills.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Not sure what the European papers are saying, but Musk has put the issue to rest. He said he will not donate money to either Candidate, just for clarification.

Maybe ol' Trumpy could ask Taylor Swift for a handout.

Unlike him, she's actually rich.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

If Musk wanted to help, he could. He could put up Tesla stock as collateral on a bond.

But you'd have to be an idiot to Trust Trump would pay out if he lost. And with an iron tight case, it would be throwing Tesla stock away for nothing.

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Posted in: Controversial 'Civil War' movie prompts debate over U.S. schism See in context

Typical "squirrel !" move by the MSM.

Is it a conspiracy?

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Trump Tower soon to be renamed Fraudster Trump Tower and be under new management.

I doubt it.

To be fair, no one is going to rename it Fraudster Trump Tower. But the new management part is very plausible, if not likely, at this moment. Leticia James is eying that one specifically, and you know she's already got her repossession papers drawn up to submit next week when Trump doesn't make the deadline.

If Putin doesn't bail him out, he's screwed.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Maybe another round of Village People style NFTS would do the trick?

And another round of shoes! And steaks. But not a university or a charity, he's not allowed to have those anymore.

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Posted in: Japan society on transgender issues to drop 'disorder' from name See in context

If my kid wants to be transgender, that's between me and my kid. If it would be a mistake, that's our mistake. Everyone else can screw off. It's weird how many people think they have a right to other people's bodies and families. Very right-wing extremist, to want to know what's going on with peoples' genitals.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

Trump can't find anyone to trust him to pay back the bond if he loses.

He's facing direct accountability for being a liar. He got found guilty lying about what he owns, so who could trust him to tell the truth when he tries to secure a new loan?

I suspect he'll go to Putin to ask for a handout. Putin is one of the few that can afford it, and Musk already said no.

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Posted in: Trump unable to post $464 mil bond in New York civil case: lawyers See in context

It's enjoyable watching Trump face accountability for his crimes.

The little man would be bankrupted if he couldn't afford to pay for his crimes, why shouldn't Trump?

"If you can't do the time, don't do the crime". If he can't afford to pay for his crimes, he probably should have run a legal organization instead of a fraudulent one.

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Posted in: Are private conversations truly private? See in context

as quantum computing becomes more capable, it’s entirely possible that encryption will cease to be effective.

Apple is already ahead of the game on that one:

https://www.wired.com/story/apple-pq3-post-quantum-encryption/

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Posted in: Bernie Sanders wants U.S. to adopt a 32-hour workweek See in context

socialist millionaire grandpa really thinks that regular people are gonna outsmart corporations and their legal teams? Or that career politicians who already get full benefits by barely work at all will support this against their donors? Come on, man.

You're getting very angry about the ideology, and ignoring logic.

Humans have been automating since society. It's starting to become exponential - the more we automate, the more the automation can handle its own automation. AI will increase productivity even further, as will advances in robotics.

The only reason humans should need to continue working the same number of hours, when they don't need to while still maintaining the same productivity, is if the people at the bottom are getting financially raped by the people at the top.

That's just logic, not ideology.

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Posted in: Bernie Sanders wants U.S. to adopt a 32-hour workweek See in context

if productivity is so great are companies getting 50 hours of work for 40 hours of pay now? Nope, especially not as “work from home” (biggest scam ever)

No, they're paying CEOs 300 times as much as employees. All gains in productivity have gone only to the executives and share holders, the worker has been sucked dry. It's why Biden looks so good for standing with unions like the UAW - the worker has been shafted by the extreme capitalists.

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Posted in: Bernie Sanders wants U.S. to adopt a 32-hour workweek See in context

could definitely say the same about you wanting to get paid the same for less hours.

I'm the one doing the paying thank you.

And that said, our people work 35 hour work weeks. So 32 hours really isn't far off.

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Posted in: Bernie Sanders wants U.S. to adopt a 32-hour workweek See in context

Brexit could present unity, if the political toxicity is replaced with consensus.

Too late, the people have already seen that the whole thing was a lie, and ended up being self sanctions.

Trying to pretend anything else is putting lipstick on a pig.

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Posted in: Ohtani may be S Korea's most-beloved Japanese athlete See in context

Koreans don't hate Japanese individuals, Koreans only hate the Japanese government and the rightwingers.

I've met a number of Koreans since I left Japan who hate Japanese as individuals. Or at least, a strong dislike.

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Posted in: Trump says he favors abortion ban after certain number of weeks See in context

Talk about a set of talking points designed to win over the women’s vote!

You don't think this will sway all the independents towards Trump?

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Posted in: Bernie Sanders wants U.S. to adopt a 32-hour workweek See in context

Strangerland, yes Brexit meant unpresented change. for better and worse.

I've yet to see any 'better'.

Just a lot of self-imposed sanctions.

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