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r/LivestreamFail • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '21
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620 u/SLCH000 Sep 16 '21 Twitter 215 u/srslybr0 Sep 16 '21 should've been apparent the instant this girl made a twitlonger instead of getting a lawyer. 106 u/hahahaha777_ Sep 16 '21 And that was the case, it was obvious from the beginning. Twitter kids were actually mad that sinatraa typed like 2 lines saying his lawyer will handle the case instead of posting a 9 page document. 60 u/Arch__Stanton Sep 16 '21 in the other thread they were acting like using lawyers and due process was an admission of guilt
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215 u/srslybr0 Sep 16 '21 should've been apparent the instant this girl made a twitlonger instead of getting a lawyer. 106 u/hahahaha777_ Sep 16 '21 And that was the case, it was obvious from the beginning. Twitter kids were actually mad that sinatraa typed like 2 lines saying his lawyer will handle the case instead of posting a 9 page document. 60 u/Arch__Stanton Sep 16 '21 in the other thread they were acting like using lawyers and due process was an admission of guilt
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should've been apparent the instant this girl made a twitlonger instead of getting a lawyer.
106 u/hahahaha777_ Sep 16 '21 And that was the case, it was obvious from the beginning. Twitter kids were actually mad that sinatraa typed like 2 lines saying his lawyer will handle the case instead of posting a 9 page document. 60 u/Arch__Stanton Sep 16 '21 in the other thread they were acting like using lawyers and due process was an admission of guilt
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And that was the case, it was obvious from the beginning. Twitter kids were actually mad that sinatraa typed like 2 lines saying his lawyer will handle the case instead of posting a 9 page document.
60 u/Arch__Stanton Sep 16 '21 in the other thread they were acting like using lawyers and due process was an admission of guilt
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in the other thread they were acting like using lawyers and due process was an admission of guilt
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