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originally posted by: Krazysh0t
This is either hypocritical or a lie. If you think Trump is full of # then you shouldn't believe his words of a wiretap. Thus you wouldn't even have to weight the accuracy of Comey's words as you already distrust Trump. However if you are speaking on the accuracy of Comey's words, then you are giving some sort of partial credit to Trump's words that they are true despite no evidence of his claims.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: scojak
Except legally, the absence of evidence leads to acquittal.
Before long I would guess, you'll come to realize its entirely impossible to sway the Trump supporters in their views. In fact, and its referenced in another thread, the more you argue with them, the more entrenched in their beliefs they become.
originally posted by: scojak
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: scojak
Except legally, the absence of evidence leads to acquittal.
Well, we all know how honest, impartial and flawless our wonderful justice system is.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: TonyS
What you are doing right now is muddying the discussion. Yes, there are times when it is necessary for the FBI to lie, but this isn't one of those times.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
As it stands, Trump is currently the least credible person in this whole fiasco and his credibility continues to drop as time goes on. To look at Comey and Trump's lack of credibility like they are comparable is laughable. Anyone looking at the facts objectively would have written Trump off on this a long time ago. Today's revelations should have sealed the deal. The fact you are still trying to cast doubt on this shows more that you want Trump's words to be true not that you don't trust both Comey and Trump.