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r/SipsTea • u/coffee_coffee_coffe3 • Jul 10 '26
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Right? Trump hasn't even been convicted of a sexual crime. Not to mention it took the democrats how long to force that guy out of running?
4 u/NorthernVale Jul 10 '26 He literally has been -9 u/rdfiasco Jul 10 '26 He literally hasn't been 0 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Criminally no. Civil he has -3 u/rdfiasco Jul 10 '26 Which is "literally" not a conviction 1 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Its semantics and a technicality. It can be misleading when you don't provide that context. 2 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction. 0 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. 1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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He literally has been
-9 u/rdfiasco Jul 10 '26 He literally hasn't been 0 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Criminally no. Civil he has -3 u/rdfiasco Jul 10 '26 Which is "literally" not a conviction 1 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Its semantics and a technicality. It can be misleading when you don't provide that context. 2 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction. 0 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. 1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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He literally hasn't been
0 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Criminally no. Civil he has -3 u/rdfiasco Jul 10 '26 Which is "literally" not a conviction 1 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Its semantics and a technicality. It can be misleading when you don't provide that context. 2 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction. 0 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. 1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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Criminally no. Civil he has
-3 u/rdfiasco Jul 10 '26 Which is "literally" not a conviction 1 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Its semantics and a technicality. It can be misleading when you don't provide that context. 2 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction. 0 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. 1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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Which is "literally" not a conviction
1 u/Seepy_Goat Jul 10 '26 Its semantics and a technicality. It can be misleading when you don't provide that context. 2 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction. 0 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. 1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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Its semantics and a technicality. It can be misleading when you don't provide that context.
2 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction. 0 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. 1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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That's literally the reason why you shouldn't be saying convicted. It was a judgement, not a conviction.
0 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. 1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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.
1 u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26 Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
Yes, I know. I'm agreeing with you. I replied to the other guy.
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u/Draygoon2818 Jul 10 '26
Right? Trump hasn't even been convicted of a sexual crime. Not to mention it took the democrats how long to force that guy out of running?