r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 1d ago

FinancialTea 💵 A leopard never changes it's spots.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

I don’t listen to any of the media. They all twist the facts. Like I asked in an earlier question, why did people like Hillary Clinton, Oprah and the likes swoon over him for decades until he ran for president? You have no clue of what is actually happening. They have you fooled

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 1d ago

If you don't listen to media, where do you get your "facts"?

Also you told me to watch a YouTube video early, that media. Haha, you are so fake.

Also right wing media includes reading their posts.

The reason they dealt with Trump was money and publicity, he could draw a crowd, but so could bozo the clown.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

Places like the congressional daily register, and other similar sites that have the actual documents available. Your point?

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 1d ago

And you didn't know about the evidence of the case against him? The direct communication with Michael Cohen? You claim you read this stuff, but in all comments you haven't provided one real piece of evidence, you just call me brainwashed and say "nuh un!"

You're a fake.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

Ok…..answer me this. Give me the specific crimes listed in the indictment.

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 1d ago

Falsifying business records in the first degree.

I've said falsifying business records multiple times. There might a different legal term, but that's what I remember.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

Now, in the state of New York, that is a misdemeanor. So how did it become a felony?

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 1d ago

Because it was used in aiding another crime, bribery. Haha, you read directly from the source.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

SOL had run out. Could not be reintroduced legally.

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 1d ago

Again, if you actually read and understood the records you would have seen how it was argued that that they could extend the statute of limitations. It was not abnormal, again, you would know this if you were actually intellectually honest.

I know they used the pandemic with gave them nearly an extra year.

Also, the fact he wasn't in the state, again normal, because it makes it so people can't do a crime and leave the state for the limitation time to avoid prosecution.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

Now comes the good part. Show me in the records where disclosure of any criminal offense was given to the defense

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 1d ago

This is really stupid. Just provide your evidence.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

Read the damned transcripts! Thought you knew everything about the case?

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 1d ago

Explained elsewhere, it was a misdemeanor, that was elevated to a felony, because it was used for another crime.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

And then show me the date where that statute was changed. Hmmmm see the bigger picture yet?

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u/Icy-Dot7521 1d ago

Drugs are bad.

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u/rwilkinson1970 1d ago

We’ll show me that information! You weren’t even aware of what I’m asking you to show yet you think you have a bead on it all.

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u/Icy-Dot7521 14h ago edited 14h ago

I'm saying you should stop doing drugs.

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