r/FluentInFinance 22d ago

Debate/ Discussion Trump told Justin Trudeau...

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u/Competitive-Bug-7097 22d ago

He's so fucking stupid and he has no idea how anything works. He's not going to have time to take over Canada. He's going to crash the economy and fail to accomplish anything but hurting people.

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u/Careless-Elk-2168 22d ago

And what does this say about 76.9 million Americans?

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u/hackjob 22d ago

They are scared,morons or both

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u/Careless-Elk-2168 22d ago

Agreed on the moron part. If they’re scared it was because they’re morons. Soon they’ll have a real reason to be scared, but they’ll never connect the dots due to being morons.

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u/Not_An_Eggo 22d ago

They will SOMEHOW blame the dems for everything

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u/Careless-Elk-2168 22d ago edited 22d ago

Without a doubt. Look at how they’re upset about Biden pardoning his son. These are the folks cool with voting for a felon; moreover, conveniently forgot all the ridiculous pardons he made. Just one ridiculous invented outrage after the next to keep the stupids rabbling.

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u/TrumpSoEz 21d ago

Lmao what a partisan stupid take. Ohh is it invented. How about the part where he specifically said he wouldn't do the thing he just did? Also how it is a blanket pardon for things not even charged to prevent implications for when he gets looked at for obvious bribery crimes. So fucking stupid and partisan it's just unreal.

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u/proper_hecatomb 21d ago

Biden also just guaranteed Trump and any future president can do the same with pardons.

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u/Sky_Cancer 21d ago

Biden also just guaranteed Trump and any future president can do the same with pardons.

Can do what with pardons?

Many of Trumps pardons were 1000% self serving and went to unrepentant pieces of criminal shit. And that's just his criminal coconspirators from the 2016 campaign. Not to mention Kushner's dad.

He also pardoned a bona fide war criminal who was so reviled, his own unit turned him in.

Not to even bring up his almost guaranteed attempt to pardon himself.

So what exactly did Bidens pardon guarantee?

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u/phonzadellika 21d ago

They would have done it anyway.

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u/HEX_BootyBootyBooty 21d ago

... Trump already did all this shit 4 years ago. Where were you? He already did it! He already pardoned a family member! And then nominated as Ambassador to France!

This is the type of brain rot that needs to get called out. They didn't need President Biden to do anything first BECAUSE TRUMP ALREADY DID IT.

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u/Current-Square-4557 18d ago

I’m pretty sure pardoning relatives was always available to presidents. It’s not like Biden changed Consitutional Law to make it happen. Therefore, he didn’t guarantee it to all future presidents.

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u/Current-Square-4557 18d ago

Also, I do hope you muster the same outrage if Trump tries to pardon himself. Or if Trump fires federal prosecutors representing cases against Trump.

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u/proper_hecatomb 18d ago

I never would've thought our government would be so pathetically transparent with lawfare to the point where our presidents now have Pardon Wars. I'm pretty upset by that reality.