Congress has already disqualified Trump from the ballot

[Nostra]

For one, your fallacious claim that I said he was exonerated.

That’s what acquit means, Simp.

 

[Nostra]

Yes, in every court in the country, you are a moron.
But in no court is "not guilty" = "innocent"

Once again, the Senate vote is to convict or acquit. See my earlier link.

Acquit = exonerate. See my other link.

Your delusions do not change reality, Window Licker.

 

[Nostra]

Not in any court in any country except the MAGADUMIA supreme court.
Probably explains your stupidity.
But I'm sticking with the tiny mind poop thrower.

Funny how I was able to bring multiple links proving my claims, but you have nothing, huh?

 

[Lastamender]

This is my thinking.

You do not own one of those.

 

[Dadoalex]

That’s what acquit means, Simp.

That you feign believing that is hilarious MonkeyBoy.

 

[Nostra]

That you feign believing that is hilarious MonkeyBoy.

Me: Links proving my claims.

You:

 

[Dadoalex]

Once again, the Senate vote is to convict or acquit. See my earlier link.

Acquit = exonerate. See my other link.

Your delusions do not change reality, Window Licker.

Still haven't explained your OJ conundrum eh Squirtless?
I mean, if the trial proved his innocence how is it he was found culpable?
Couldn't they just point at the criminal trial to prove his innocence?
Is it possible Trump got his lawyer recommendations from OK.

Acquit is not exonerate because Not guilty is not innocent.
That you think they are the same is because you're particularly stupid.
That you continue to spread that crap is because you are decidedly a liar, LIAR.

 

[Dadoalex]

Funny how I was able to bring multiple links proving my claims, but you have nothing, huh?

The Difference Between Not Guilty and Innocent

In the criminal justice system, the terms “not guilty” and “innocent” are often used interchangeably, but they do not have the same meaning. The difference...

johndrogerslaw.com

What is the difference between innocent and not guilty? | MacDonald Law Office, LLC

When you're going through a criminal case, it's important to take a step back to look at the differences between innocent and not guilty. We're explaining the difference in today's post.

www.amacdonaldlaw.com

What Is The Difference Between Innocent & Not-Guilty?

confused between ‘innocent’ and ‘not guilty?’ Follow this article to get a better idea of these two law terms.

lawyersinventory.com

There's dozens more if you like. From actual factual attorneys.
But you just carry a dictionary into court and argue synonyms.
Many judges take pity on the stupid.

 

[Nostra]

Still haven't explained your OJ conundrum eh Squirtless?
I mean, if the trial proved his innocence how is it he was found culpable?
Couldn't they just point at the criminal trial to prove his innocence?
Is it possible Trump got his lawyer recommendations from OK.

Acquit is not exonerate because Not guilty is not innocent.
That you think they are the same is because you're particularly stupid.
That you continue to spread that crap is because you are decidedly a liar, LIAR.

I already answered your OJ deflection dumbassery, Simp.

You are getting desperate.

 

[Nostra]

The Difference Between Not Guilty and Innocent

In the criminal justice system, the terms “not guilty” and “innocent” are often used interchangeably, but they do not have the same meaning. The difference...

johndrogerslaw.com

What is the difference between innocent and not guilty? | MacDonald Law Office, LLC

When you're going through a criminal case, it's important to take a step back to look at the differences between innocent and not guilty. We're explaining the difference in today's post.

www.amacdonaldlaw.com

What Is The Difference Between Innocent & Not-Guilty?

confused between ‘innocent’ and ‘not guilty?’ Follow this article to get a better idea of these two law terms.

lawyersinventory.com

There's dozens more if you like. From actual factual attorneys.
But you just carry a dictionary into court and argue synonyms.
Many judges take pity on the stupid.

Learn to read, Cletus.

I never said the Senate votes to convict or not guilty.

They vote to convict or acquit.

Acquit = Exonerated, as my link proved.

Keep digging.

 

[Nostra]

Acquit

Similar and opposite words
From Oxford Languages
verb

absolve

clear

exonerate

exculpate

declare innocent
find innocent
pronounce not guilty
discharge

release

liberate

emancipate

free

 

[Nostra]

Acquit = Not Guilty = Innocent.

acquit​

verb

/əˈkwɪt/

/əˈkwɪt/

Verb Forms

1. acquit somebody (of something) to decide and state officially in court that somebody is not guilty of a crime

not guilty
/ˌnät ˈɡiltē/
phrase of guilty

1. innocent, especially of a formal charge

 

[WEATHER53]

Still haven't explained your OJ conundrum eh Squirtless?
I mean, if the trial proved his innocence how is it he was found culpable?
Couldn't they just point at the criminal trial to prove his innocence?
Is it possible Trump got his lawyer recommendations from OK.

Acquit is not exonerate because Not guilty is not innocent.
That you think they are the same is because you're particularly stupid.
That you continue to spread that crap is because you are decidedly a liar, LIAR.

It’s not exactly innocence but more they did not prove him guilty. We all know it seems very odd.

 

[Faun]

The idiot jury didn't vote not guilty?

Not what I said, Dumbfuck.

The judicial system allows for people to be sued civilly even when found not guilty in a court of law.

And why call them an "idiot jury?" They returned the proper decision based on the judges instructions.

 

[Faun]

That’s what acquit means, Simp.

Dumbfuck, can't you follow a conversation??

Someone said I said Trump was exonerated. But I never said that.

 

[Faun]

Acquit

Similar and opposite words
From Oxford Languages
verb

absolve

clear

exonerate

exculpate

declare innocent
find innocent
pronounce not guilty
discharge

release

liberate

emancipate

free

LOL

Dumbfuck, according to the dictionary you're using a "fag" is a "cigarette." You're a fag but you're not a cigarette. See what happens when you rely on foreign dictionaries?

 

[scruffy]

I am a life long Republican.

So?

Neo-Cons are leftards, they came out of the Scoop Jackson campaign in the 70's.

Are you a Neo-Con?

 

[Dadoalex]

I already answered your OJ deflection dumbassery, Simp.

You are getting desperate.

That's another lie, LIAR.
But tell me, by Trump being "hard" on Putin do you mean...
Donnie made Vlad wear a condom?
Donnie refused to swallow?
or
Were you just referring to Donnie's mushroomic boner?

In any case "Acquittal" <> "exoneration" in any court outside MAGADUMIA, MAGADUMIAN.

 

[Dadoalex]

Learn to read, Cletus.

I never said the Senate votes to convict or not guilty.

They vote to convict or acquit.

Acquit = Exonerated, as my link proved.

Keep digging.

I'm so sorry faggot.
My attorneys TRUMP your weak ass links

But, please, go to court with your dictionary and call the judge a dumbass.
We'll see you in six months.
On the bright side, you'll make many new butt buddies

 

[Dadoalex]

It’s not exactly innocence but more they did not prove him guilty. We all know it seems very odd.

They proved his guilt.
If this were a court of law they'd have gone back till they got a unanimous verdict.

What they failed to do in proving his guilt was get enough votes to convict.
Not because he was not guilty, but because 43 GOP Senators closed their eyes and refused to see the shithole they were creating by refusing to do what was right.