I think Trump stole a bunch of documents that belonged to the federal government on his way out of office.  

Eventually he gave back 15 boxes to the National archives.

The National Archives found classified documents in those 15 boxes, and noticed there were some missing, so they told the DOJ.

The DOJ subpoenaed Trump to give the rest back.

After returning more boxes his lawyer swore to the FBI that was all of them.  Then, some witnesses came forward and told the FBI that Trump had more boxes of classified documents in his basement and office.  Some of these documents contained information that would put the lives of US assets at risk.

At this point, I don't see any other option AG Garland had but to go and secure the documents via a search warrant.  The search warrant was executed and, surprise surprise, they found exactly what they said they would.

Trump could have returned all the documents when he was asked the first time, or subpoenaed and avoided all of this.  He could have just not stolen any documents.  But he didn't. 100% of the blame lies with Trump and he should be held accountable for his actions.  Trump was not King, and he is not King now.  Stop treating him like he is.  Or even better, ask yourself if you would be making the same argument for Biden if Trump wins in 2024 and Biden steals a bunch of government documents and then refuses to give them back.  Would you be outraged if the FBI raided his Delaware basement to retrieve documents that Biden stole?  

No.  You wouldn't.  And I wouldn't either.  That's because I'm able to look at this kind of situation objectively without influence from political opinions or emotions.

Has it been 2-3 days yet?

They're using multiple accounts to evade the limits.  That's the problem. 

You should try typing with your hands instead of your feet.  If that's not possible due to a disability, google voice to text.  Lots of great options out there.

The only thing these top 5 rankings are good indicators of is which sites offered you the best affiliate deals (duelbits and rollbit).  You shouldn't post one unless you're actually very familiar with each site.

https://climate.nasa.gov/causes/





tldr:

"Increasing Greenhouses Gases Are Warming the Planet"

"Human Activity Is the Cause of Increased Greenhouse Gas Concentrations"

"Evidence Shows That Current Global Warming Cannot Be Explained by Solar Irradiance"

Yeah...there are.  There's been a bipartisan investigation going on all year.  Tons of evidence.

Yes, I've heard of the term.  It just means a bet that has value and isn't an indicator of whether or not it's against the rules.  Some value bets are perfectly fine, some violate terms.

And yes, it appears OP tried to bypass the limits by using many accounts to make the same value bets.

What's your point?

They should be the ones telling you this, not me.  So it sucks they're just blowing you off, but there is no issue, the bet was clearly rejected before the outcome was determined.









I don't think they will care that you sent $5 to an unusable address.


You gotta pick your battles.  You picked a bad one.

There are videos of rioters beating the shit out of Capital Police at the security perimeter.  Which is why you see cops standing down once the perimeter was overwhelmed.  The "police were waiving them in" argument is a favorite among the lowest IQ Trump supporters (very low).  Most of them don't even have a point after "Police were waiving them in".  It just ends there.

No, they aren't all the same.  Each one is actually different.  Some are worse than others, some are actually not bad at all.  It's a fair argument to make that Bush should be tried for war crimes.  But, that has nothing to do with Trumps domestic crimes.  He literally tried to overthrow the government.  He stole classified documents putting American assets at risk, kept them in an unsecured basement and various other places at his country club, refused to give them back for months until finally giving some back and lying about not having any more.

Even if you were right about all Presidents committing equal crimes (you're obviously not) - are you saying that's a good thing and how it should be?

Yeah, even after Nov 2021, simply having multiple accounts wouldn't justify taking player funds. It's just weird how op is attempting to defend themselves - they aren't actually denying any of the actual accusations.  If anything they're only adding credit to Stunnas claims.

How many Stake accounts do you have?

He stole a ton of classified documents and then refused to give them back.

He organized a violent insurrection to try and stay in power after losing the election.

He scammed his supporters for 10s of millions of dollars raising money for a foundation that didn't exist to stop the steal of an election he knew wasn't stolen.

He makes Richard Nixon look like a choir boy if you must compare him to other presidents lol

Wait are you saying former presidents shouldn't get in trouble for having boxes of classified documents that belong to the federal government in their basement (and closet apparently) years after leaving office because it might be an accident?

Don't you think the more slippery slope would be not holding someone responsible for the classified documents found in their basement?

If Trump wins in 2024 and then a bunch of classified documents are found in Bidens basement in 2026 ....your hair would be on fire.  And I would agree with you, he should be held responsible.

pathetic really

Thats....not even $1 million usd, right?

It cost them about $4 million to produce a single new T-14 tank.

According to the law, whether or not the documents are classified doesn't matter, it only matters if they contain  "information relating to the national defense".  

Declassifying a document relating to national defense doesn't make it not related to national defense anymore.

And most likely he's full of shit when he says they were declassified, at least according to people who would know.

"Nothing approaching an order that foolish was ever given. And I can't imagine anyone that worked at the White House after me that would have simply shrugged their shoulders and allowed that order to go forward without dying in the ditch trying to stop it"
John Kelly, chief of staff, Sec of Homeland Security, 3 star general

"a standing order to declassify documents taken to Mar-a-Lago did not exist"
"You don't just sort of get to say off the top of your head, 'oh, everything that I see today'"
Mick Mulvaney, chief of staff

"I was never briefed on any such order, procedure, policy when I came in.  If he were to say something like that, you would have to memorialize that, so that people would know it existed."
"When somebody begins to concoct lies like this, it shows a real level of desperation,"
John Bolton, chief of staff

We don't know what the documents in question are related to.  I guess anything he touched while in office could arguably be considered related to his administration.  I'm not sure I'm following your point though, I mean obviously you're trying to say that you think it's ok and legal for Trump to have boxes of documents marked classified/top secret/csi in his basement almost 2 years after he left office....are you really convinced that the President has and should have that authority?  To take government property with him on the way out of office?  Including documents that could contain national secrets?  Do you see how stupid that would be for the country if it were true?

Irrelevant.  Nobody is arguing about whether or not the documents are related to his administration.  Why even bring that up?  You don't think that being related to his administration equates to he gets to take them home with him after losing an election, do you?



False and also irrelevant.

False because The Atomic Energy Acts of 1946 and 1954 make anything related to the production of Nuclear Weapons inherently classified, which means they can't be declassified, even by Donald J Trump.

But let's not derail this conversation with that because the entire argument is irrelevant, as I've already explained to you in another thread (and accurately predicted you would keep coming back to this silly point):

Excellent point.  He has the best lawyers and others who know the law.  Why hadn't I thought of that?


Literally doesn't matter if he declassified any of it.  Read the espionage act.