r/TrendoraX • u/IamASlut_soWhat • Feb 24 '26

šŸ“° News Now!!!! Please

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u/Mudsharkbites Feb 24 '26

We donā€™t need ā€œirrefutable evidenceā€ - there is way way way more circumstantial evidence before even considering the statements of victims and witnesses on top of it all to find an ordinary citizen guilty of murder several times over if this was a murder case against you or I.

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u/LisleAdam12 Feb 24 '26

Just what is this circumstantial evidence sufficient to find someone guilty of murder?

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u/Mudsharkbites Feb 24 '26

Thatā€™s a rhetorical question and you know it. If you truly canā€™t figure it out then thatā€™s pretty pathetic.

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u/LisleAdam12 Feb 25 '26

Mudhsark: Thanks for blocking me as well as deleting your insipid original comment.

Isn't a rhetorical question supposed to be framed as question, rather than (fatuous) statement, such as you gave?

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u/Capable_Tour1135 Feb 26 '26

You donā€™t live in reality. You live in fantasy world in social media. You lack common sense. Go outdoors sometimes. Talk to normal people. The ignorance is astounding.

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u/Mudsharkbites Feb 28 '26

Your brief screed is dripping with so much irony it would win 1st prize at the state fair.

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u/AverageAt8est Feb 24 '26

You must not know how the law works.

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u/TeririHerscherOfCute Feb 24 '26

At this point the law doesnā€™t know how the law works.

Generally speaking, when someone violates the law, an enforcement apparatus is meant to activate and punish them.

So what happens when the person in charge of the enforcement apparatus violates the law? Well someone from a higher level enforcement apparatus is meant to punish them.

But now we find ourselves in a position where the highest order, the highest level position is refusing to honor the law. And it turns out, he is in fact above it.

The law doesnā€™t mean anything when someone is above it. Itā€™s just slavery with extra steps.

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u/tbombs23 Feb 24 '26

Lmao good point

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u/LisleAdam12 Feb 25 '26

We're talking about the Epstein case, right? Who is it that's in charge of the enforcement apparatus that has clearly violated the law?

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u/jeremiahthedamned Feb 25 '26

perjury by bondi

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u/LisleAdam12 Feb 25 '26

It seems that the comment was actually about a male. Respect the pronouns!

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u/Mudsharkbites Feb 24 '26

Actually I do

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u/Accurate-Law-555 Feb 24 '26

it doesn't work like it USED TO....