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[Sir Tigger KC]

Personally, I think Trump has more to fear from his own people than any other country.

Is it two or three times they've tried to kill him?     

[Nick W]

Personally, I think Trump has more to fear from his own people than any other country.

That's what happens when scraping the bottom of a well-armed barrel.

[Varche]

Trump has an unorthodox way of presenting things

True, hence the entertainment!

[STEMO]

He was 'sentenced' to an unconditional discharge as 'punishment' for his felony conviction this afternoon. He said.....are you ready.....it was a 'very terrible experience'.
Shakespeare, eat you heart out. 

[Rangie]

He has a way with words..😂😂

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

He has indeed. Very bigly in fact. 

[Doctor Gollum]

He was 'sentenced' to an unconditional discharge as 'punishment' for his felony conviction this afternoon. He said.....are you ready.....it was a 'very terrible experience'.
Shakespeare, eat you heart out. 

The first sentence, pun not intended,only serves to highlight how desperate the Leftists were to deny him a second term in office.

Something borne out by the fact that it wasn't simply dismissed but instead formally gets punished even if the punishment is essentially an acquittal.

[Varche]

But he is still a felon. 

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Until he pardons himself. 

[Raeturbo]

But he is still a felon. 

                Yep, a crook just like the rest of them👍

[Doctor Gollum]

But he is still a felon. 

Which is just ridiculous.

All it does is confirm that the judge was told to give a particular judgement and handed down the sentence that he felt best reflected the stupidity.

The only way he could have made more of a mockery of the hearing would have been to make it a suspended unconditional discharge.

[Varche]

suspended unconditional discharge.

Is that another way of saying hanging?

[Doctor Gollum]

suspended unconditional discharge.

Is that another way of saying hanging?

Boom boom.

The whole situation is akin to being pulled over for a number plate light and getting charged with, and convicted for, death by dangerous driving because the brother of the girl you dumped when you were 9 was the person at the CPS that did your paperwork and whom the judge owed a favour to.

Said judge finds you guilty, because he's told to,.and then gives you a £0 fine and two days in prison offset by the two days you went to court because he knows the whole thing is total horseshit.

Unconditional discharge as a sentence means the prosecution couldn't prove their case, (because they didn't have one), and the defence couldn't prove innocence beyond reasonable doubt, (probably because they didn't have a legitimate case to defend).

[Varche]

The entertainment continues.

[STEMO]

suspended unconditional discharge.

Is that another way of saying hanging?

Boom boom.

The whole situation is akin to being pulled over for a number plate light and getting charged with, and convicted for, death by dangerous driving because the brother of the girl you dumped when you were 9 was the person at the CPS that did your paperwork and whom the judge owed a favour to.

Said judge finds you guilty, because he's told to,.and then gives you a £0 fine and two days in prison offset by the two days you went to court because he knows the whole thing is total horseshit.

Unconditional discharge as a sentence means the prosecution couldn't prove their case, (because they didn't have one), and the defence couldn't prove innocence beyond reasonable doubt, (probably because they didn't have a legitimate case to defend).

No. Unconditional discharge means there was absolutely no point in giving him the sentence he deserved, after being found guilty, because that sentence would never be served. If he hadn't won the election, he'd have got a proper sentence.


"Yeah, but that would have been a political decision......blah, blah"