If Trump Is A Real Convicted Felon,...

[Road Runner]

Then why do the police seem to show all signs of respect for him? They don't have any looks on their faces, they don't heckle him, and they even shake his hand at the end like he's some kind of hero.



Sure, one could argue that they're just acting professionally, but if they don't actually support him then why are they there in the first place then? (Meanwhile Kamala probably has no respect for the police whatsoever as Trump points out here and probably plans on defunding then if elected.)

 

[rightwinger]

Kamala was a Criminal Prosecutor
Trump is a Criminal

 

[IM2]

Trump is a convicted felon, but he is a former president. So he is getting more respect than the usual felon. The usual convicted felon would be sitting in jail waiting for his sentence.

 

[White 6]

Then why do the police seem to show all signs of respect for him? They don't have any looks on their faces, they don't heckle him, and they even shake his hand at the end like he's some kind of hero.



Sure, one could argue that they're just acting professionally, but if they don't actually support him then why are they there in the first place then? (Meanwhile Kamala probably has no respect for the police whatsoever as Trump points out here and probably plans on defunding then if elected.)

Yes. He was found guilty on 34 felony counts and is awaiting sentencing, at this time. He is wanting to stall sentencing until after the elections, as it would look bad, if he got sentenced even to minimum, as the sentencing guideline per count range from 16 months to 4 years. That is just on the cases he has already lost. He has the rest of the trial pending, stalled until after the election.

 

[rightwinger]

Trump showed what he thought of Police on Jan 6

 

[Darkwind]

Political convictions mean absolutely nothing.

 

[Road Runner]

Yes. He was found guilty on 34 felony counts and is awaiting sentencing, at this time. He is wanting to stall sentencing until after the elections, as it would look bad, if he got sentenced even to minimum, as the sentencing guideline per count range from 16 months to 4 years. That is just on the cases he has already lost. He has the rest of the trial pending, stalled until after the election.

So who are the victims again? I'll wait.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

So who are the victims again? I'll wait.

read the indictment

 

[Road Runner]

read the indictment

I did but I don't remember any victim names listed.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Then why do the police seem to show all signs of respect for him? They don't have any looks on their faces, they don't heckle him, and they even shake his hand at the end like he's some kind of hero.

What is says is more about the police than it is about Trump.

But we know Trump chose as his VP a man who bragged that -

'I Hate the Police'​

'I Hate the Police'

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

I did but I don't remember any victim names listed.

Names? NY was the victim.

 

[White 6]

So who are the victims again? I'll wait.

The people of New York, where the trial was held, in front of the jury that found him guilty on 34 out of 34 felony counts indicted. It is where Trump lived and conducted business. It was his responsibility to abide by that state's laws, that state being a financial center of the country, their laws are specific, detailed and often enforced. I think that is why he moved to Florida, as you can get away with more, further from the financial center of the country.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

What is says is more about the police than it is about Trump.

But we know Trump chose as his VP a man who bragged that -

'I Hate the Police'​

'I Hate the Police'

Just as many Veteran's Posts that fly the POW/MIA flag support a man who said he didn't like people who get captured.

 

[Road Runner]

What is says is more about the police than it is about Trump.

But we know Trump chose as his VP a man who bragged that -

'I Hate the Police'​

'I Hate the Police'

This doesn't have anything to do with Vance.

Names? NY was the victim.

What does that even mean.

The people of New York, where the trial was held, in front of the jury that found him guilty on 34 out of 34 felony counts indicted.

How are they victims though?

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

I did but I don't remember any victim names listed.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

This doesn't have anything to do with Vance.





What does that even mean.




How are they victims though?

There is no "someone"

The prosecution is not claiming Mr. Trump defrauded somebody (individuals). You obviously have trouble understanding the indictment and prosecution's case so far.

there is your straw man.

 

[Road Runner]

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Where are their names listed?

 

[Road Runner]

There is no "someone"

The prosecution is not claiming Mr. Trump defrauded somebody. You obviously have trouble understanding the indictment and prosecution's case so far.

there is your straw man.

So in other words you actually got nothing and are just wasting my time. Gotcha.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

This doesn't have anything to do with Vance.

What does that even mean.

How are they victims though?

I can see you arguing against a verdict in a class action lawsuit -- asking Who?

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Where are their names listed?

asks the Low information voter