martybegan
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- Apr 5, 2010
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Did you not say: 'There is no such thing as an unconvicted felon.'
Yes or no?
Yes. there is no such thing as an unconvicted felon. Legally a felon is convicted of a felony first.
I am only interested in the legal definition.
And I posted the LEGAL definition.
Chris Christie: Trump surrounded by unconvincted felons and grifters
You got it yet, dumbass?
Don't care. A person is a felon only when convicted of a felony.
So...first you say there is no such thing as an unconvicted felon. I proved that wrong.
Then you changed it to you are only interested in the 'legal definition'. Then I proved that was wrong.
Now you are saying that you 'don't care' about ANY of that.
That despite the fact that in both regular AND legal definitions a felon is a felon just for committing a felony. You are saying they are both wrong and you are going with your own, personal definition.
Wow...this maybe a new record for moving the goal posts during a debate.
Stop being a baby and just admit you did not know what the definition of 'felon' was.
Sheesh.
He is a tRumper, facts are meaningless to the tard horde!
Funny coming from a side that denies basic biology.