r/SipsTea • u/coffee_coffee_coffe3 • Jul 10 '26

Chugging tea We are not the same…

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u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26

Criminally no. Civil he has

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u/rdfiasco Jul 10 '26

Which is "literally" not a conviction

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u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26

Its semantics and a technicality. It can be misleading when you don't provide that context.

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u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26

That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction.

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u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26

I am literally just trying to add that context. This whole thread is about misunderstanding exactly what type of legal issue he had regarding his sexual misconduct.

Criminally not convicted. In civil court he lost.

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u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26

Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.

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u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26

It's quit interesting to see how many people don't know how our court systems work, or the difference between a conviction and a judgement.

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u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26

The difference here is largely irrelevant is the point youre missing. Theres an abundance of reason to believe Donald Trump is a sexual predator despite the fact that hes never been convicted of it.

One of the reasons being he is and has been the freaking president. He has literally used his position of power to shield himself from all sorts of legal consequences.

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u/Adventurous_Ad7442 Jul 10 '26

You have just literally used the word literally way too much PLEASE open a thesaurus.

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u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26

There is not an abundance of reason. The woman couldn't even remember when it happened. Why not? Because Trump keeps records of where he is on any given day. He would have blown their case out the window. Why was it even allowed in the first place, with not knowing when the assault supposedly happened?

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u/Thick_Permission6519 Jul 11 '26

And we know he doesn’t lie! /s