Words are worth 13x more than sexual abuse

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI
All these clucking hens and not one with the self awareness to posit their own opinion.

I often get criticized, and occasionally rightfully so, that I'm not following Trumps defense strategy or that if my arguments are so good then why isn't Trumps team using them.


That is because I venture into the realm of thinking for myself, rightly or wrongly.


Don't you wish you could say the same......?

I agree with another poster here, nobody here knows what happened between Carroll and Trump that day, but to me his behaviour is suspect with her because he doth protested too much at her accusations. He went way overboard and now he is now sunk. Also his remarks about grabbing pu**y.

"The hens have come home to roost."

so if you were accused of rape, you would just accept that, and move on? That's what a rapist would do.

Do what other celebs do, get a lawyer, let the lawyer handle it.

while you are running for president and have a really good chance of winning? doubtful

Well we all see where that decision got him.

Yes, the deep state stepped out of the shadows to throw their hail Mary pass and try to put him in jail before the elections in November. It's not looking good for the deep state, but they aren't giving up just yet.

Do you think trying to jail your opponent is a good political move?

He did it all to himself.

LOL, yes he did. And with all the free TV time he's getting, his legal investment is paying off quite well. Enough that he will likely be elected once again. How much do most spend to get elected?

Supposedly the quantity is less effective than the quality.

LOL, depends on the end result I suppose. Again, how much does it cost to become president?
www.opensecrets.org...

He's stupid and orange. Orange.

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI
All these clucking hens and not one with the self awareness to posit their own opinion.

I often get criticized, and occasionally rightfully so, that I'm not following Trumps defense strategy or that if my arguments are so good then why isn't Trumps team using them.


That is because I venture into the realm of thinking for myself, rightly or wrongly.


Don't you wish you could say the same......?

I agree with another poster here, nobody here knows what happened between Carroll and Trump that day, but to me his behaviour is suspect with her because he doth protested too much at her accusations. He went way overboard and now he is now sunk. Also his remarks about grabbing pu**y.

"The hens have come home to roost."

so if you were accused of rape, you would just accept that, and move on? That's what a rapist would do.

Do what other celebs do, get a lawyer, let the lawyer handle it.

while you are running for president and have a really good chance of winning? doubtful

Well we all see where that decision got him.

Yes, the deep state stepped out of the shadows to throw their hail Mary pass and try to put him in jail before the elections in November. It's not looking good for the deep state, but they aren't giving up just yet.

Do you think trying to jail your opponent is a good political move?

He did it all to himself.

LOL, yes he did. And with all the free TV time he's getting, his legal investment is paying off quite well. Enough that he will likely be elected once again. How much do most spend to get elected?

Supposedly the quantity is less effective than the quality.

LOL, depends on the end result I suppose. Again, how much does it cost to become president?
www.opensecrets.org...

He's stupid and orange. Orange.

What color is he really under all that insta tan?

a reply to: quintessentone

Orange. it's a trick. he uses the orange tan to hide the absolute fact that he is an oompa loompa who was too tall and kicked out of the candy factory. If word got out, he's be a laughing stock. So he did the orange thing and spread the rumor it was a spray tan. And folks like you discount his intelligence. Pfft.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: quintessentone

Orange. it's a trick. he uses the orange tan to hide the absolute fact that he is an oompa loompa who was too tall and kicked out of the candy factory. If word got out, he's be a laughing stock. So he did the orange thing and spread the rumor it was a spray tan. And folks like you discount his intelligence. Pfft.

See now with proper facts and proof you have made me a believer.

a reply to: quintessentone

"What color is he really under all that insta tan?'

Orange. Orange to the bone....So orange....

originally posted by: IgorMartinez
a reply to: JinMI

Cuz they think he did it and they wanna take him for all he’s worth.

Cuz... they think he did it? That's it? That is the basis for your approval for stealing 80+ million bucks from the man?

And that is ok with you?

Get help... please.

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: IgorMartinez
a reply to: JinMI

Cuz they think he did it and they wanna take him for all he’s worth.

Cuz... they think he did it? That's it? That is the basis for your approval for stealing 80+ million bucks from the man?

And that is ok with you?

Get help... please.

How many rapes are not “He said —‘She said”?

But — this was not about that. This was about defamation.

Trump just had to run his mouth. 100% his doing.

100% his fault. All he had to do was shut his mouth

The jury — with evidence presented — made their decision.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

That's interesting considering he manpslained to her how to admit evidence since it appears she had forgotten since attending law school. Which specific pieces of evidence were denied? List them.

DNA...for example.

It's in the reporting that you confused with 'transcripts'.

It's cute that you think I'm the one confused when you're still asking for evidence of Trumps innocence. I'm asking what convinced you, and other posters, that he was guilty.

Once again, testimony cannot have character, that's a human trait. Perhaps you mean veracity?

And again, it most certainly can. Because it's coming from a human. The voracity of Carrolls public quotes should be a measure of character when determining the veracity of her claims.....



Court Reporter

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI
All these clucking hens and not one with the self awareness to posit their own opinion.

I often get criticized, and occasionally rightfully so, that I'm not following Trumps defense strategy or that if my arguments are so good then why isn't Trumps team using them.


That is because I venture into the realm of thinking for myself, rightly or wrongly.


Don't you wish you could say the same......?

I agree with another poster here, nobody here knows what happened between Carroll and Trump that day, but to me his behaviour is suspect with her because he doth protested too much at her accusations. He went way overboard and now he is now sunk. Also his remarks about grabbing pu**y.

"The hens have come home to roost."

"I can't prove he's guilty but believe he is anyway."

...ok guy.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: IgorMartinez
a reply to: JinMI

Cuz they think he did it and they wanna take him for all he’s worth.

Cuz... they think he did it? That's it? That is the basis for your approval for stealing 80+ million bucks from the man?

And that is ok with you?

Get help... please.

How many rapes are not “He said —‘She said”?

But — this was not about that. This was about defamation.

Trump just had to run his mouth. 100% his doing.

100% his fault. All he had to do was shut his mouth

The jury — with evidence presented — made their decision.

The defamation can't exist if there wasn't rape.

I know you don't understand this because of your emotional investment into orange man but thats not anyone else' problem.

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI
All these clucking hens and not one with the self awareness to posit their own opinion.

I often get criticized, and occasionally rightfully so, that I'm not following Trumps defense strategy or that if my arguments are so good then why isn't Trumps team using them.


That is because I venture into the realm of thinking for myself, rightly or wrongly.


Don't you wish you could say the same......?

I agree with another poster here, nobody here knows what happened between Carroll and Trump that day, but to me his behaviour is suspect with her because he doth protested too much at her accusations. He went way overboard and now he is now sunk. Also his remarks about grabbing pu**y.

"The hens have come home to roost."

"I can't prove he's guilty but believe he is anyway."

...ok guy.

The judge and jury believed in testimony and common sense to come to their conclusions.

a reply to: JinMI

nvm

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI
All these clucking hens and not one with the self awareness to posit their own opinion.

I often get criticized, and occasionally rightfully so, that I'm not following Trumps defense strategy or that if my arguments are so good then why isn't Trumps team using them.


That is because I venture into the realm of thinking for myself, rightly or wrongly.


Don't you wish you could say the same......?

I agree with another poster here, nobody here knows what happened between Carroll and Trump that day, but to me his behaviour is suspect with her because he doth protested too much at her accusations. He went way overboard and now he is now sunk. Also his remarks about grabbing pu**y.

"The hens have come home to roost."

"I can't prove he's guilty but believe he is anyway."

...ok guy.

The judge and jury believed in testimony and common sense to come to their conclusions.

What convinced you he was guilty?

Any source or quote will do.

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI
All these clucking hens and not one with the self awareness to posit their own opinion.

I often get criticized, and occasionally rightfully so, that I'm not following Trumps defense strategy or that if my arguments are so good then why isn't Trumps team using them.


That is because I venture into the realm of thinking for myself, rightly or wrongly.


Don't you wish you could say the same......?

I agree with another poster here, nobody here knows what happened between Carroll and Trump that day, but to me his behaviour is suspect with her because he doth protested too much at her accusations. He went way overboard and now he is now sunk. Also his remarks about grabbing pu**y.

"The hens have come home to roost."

"I can't prove he's guilty but believe he is anyway."

...ok guy.

The judge and jury believed in testimony and common sense to come to their conclusions.

What convinced you he was guilty?

Any source or quote will do.

The fact that Carroll told two friends immediately after it happened and Trump's questionable behaviour and things he said pertaining to women. Also his ex-wife accused him of raping her, then she was paid off and went quiet.

a reply to: JinMI

I think you mean "liable".

Question is, or should be, what convinced a jury that he was liable?

Maybe, the evidence, his demeanor and the sheer incompetence of his legal arguments?

Doesn't matter what anyone here might think.

The jury heard the evidence, none of us did.

It's why we have juries, rather than the Court of Public Opinion.

I await your predictable reply.

How much of those millions are going to be paid to line the pockets of those who enabled/helped her? What is the amdount judge's fee?

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: JinMI
All these clucking hens and not one with the self awareness to posit their own opinion.

I often get criticized, and occasionally rightfully so, that I'm not following Trumps defense strategy or that if my arguments are so good then why isn't Trumps team using them.


That is because I venture into the realm of thinking for myself, rightly or wrongly.


Don't you wish you could say the same......?

I agree with another poster here, nobody here knows what happened between Carroll and Trump that day, but to me his behaviour is suspect with her because he doth protested too much at her accusations. He went way overboard and now he is now sunk. Also his remarks about grabbing pu**y.

"The hens have come home to roost."

"I can't prove he's guilty but believe he is anyway."

...ok guy.

The judge and jury believed in testimony and common sense to come to their conclusions.

What convinced you he was guilty?

Any source or quote will do.

The fact that Carroll told two friends immediately after it happened and Trump's questionable behaviour and things he said pertaining to women. Also his ex-wife accused him of raping her, then she was paid off and went quiet.

Have a star!

You're the first one to show the ability to articulate your very own opinion. Bravo.


Personally, I didn't find her testimony compelling as she waffled back and forth between being the one to tell Carroll that she needed to go to the police while also testifying that she needed to not say or do anything as a promise. A woman who had just returned from MAL that February from a journalist project.

a reply to: reallyott

""What is the amdount judge's fee"?

No idea. What that means?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Maybe, the evidence, his demeanor and the sheer incompetence of his legal arguments?

Maybe's aren't worth 80 some million dollars......


When you have your very own opinion, you be sure to let me know. k?

a reply to: JinMI

So your opinion trumps (no pun intended) the opinion or verdict of the jury, who actually sat thru the trial?