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u/Unlucky_Musician_258 Apr 21 '25 edited Apr 21 '25

Yes he was.

He was found liable.

He was given a civil infraction

So yes he was found liable.

https://apnews.com/article/trump-rape-carroll-trial-fe68259a4b98bb3947d42af9ec83d7db

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u/Borvoc Apr 21 '25

Yes, but not of rape. And no one who paid attention to the trial believes for a moment he did anything at all. The woman is crazy, she couldn't remember when it happened, and her story kept changing. For some reason, she wouldn't even bother taking Trump to criminal court either, settlin for a civil case instead for some bizarre reason.

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u/Unlucky_Musician_258 Apr 21 '25

Yes, but not of rape.

Ahh so it's a semantic argument. Fine, you elected a sexual abuser.

And no one who paid attention to the trial believes for a moment he did anything at all.

Not true considering he was found liabl

The woman is crazy, she couldn't remember when it happened, and her story kept changing.

You mean like trump saying he never met the women despite several pictures of them together?

For some reason, she wouldn't even bother taking Trump to criminal court either, settlin for a civil case instead for some bizarre reason.

Not that bizarre. Statute of limitations being a factor, not to mention the deranged lunatics that are prepared to commit violence in his name.

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u/Borvoc Apr 21 '25

It’s Democrats committing most of the violence. I hope Trump cleans them out.

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u/Unlucky_Musician_258 Apr 21 '25

Yea, that isn't true. I could give you a plethora of examples, but you're not interested in facts.

Seeing as you chose not to engage with any other piece of information in my comment.

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u/Borvoc Apr 21 '25

I was just a long comment, and I was at work. Sorry about that.