Hunter Biden indicted on nine tax charges, adding to gun charges in special counsel probe

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Anonymous wrote:The only thing remarkable about this case to me is that it’s apparently the first time in his life Hunter Biden has faced any real legal consequences living his life the way he lived it.

Agree.

Total liberal and I sort of feel sorry for him (loss of his mom/sister as a kid, followed by living in the shadow of the golden child) but he is pretty clearly getting what he deserves.

I don't feel sorry for Hunter, but I do feel sorry for the people who love him, especially his dad, to whom this will be a big blow given all his personal losses. I'm sure MAGA will revel in that pain.

Why do you feel bad for his dad? He is clearly the product of an upbringing where bad behavior gets indulged and no limits or consequences are ever enforced.

Hunter’s brother Beau was basically perfect, so clearly upbringing had nothing to do with Hunter’s bad decisions.

And every family has at least one person struggling with addiction. It’s so stupid and insincere to be judgmental.

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Anonymous wrote:If you don’t think privilege is a thing - specifically regarding race, power, and class - take a look at Melissa Cohen-Biden and consider that a woman that looks like that married a crackhead who frequented prostitutes and is probably riddled with STDs.

The average person just document themselves smoking crack and getting hookers their entire life on their own laptop and wake up at 50+ years rich and with a beautiful wife. It’s sickening how much privilege let’s you get away with things that would land the average person in prison for life or worse.

Also explains why Melania is married to Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:Breaking from AP: President Joe Biden says he will accept the outcome of his son Hunter's criminal case and "respect the judicial process."

I bet he'll pardon him right after the election.

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Anonymous wrote:Also the FBI confirmed the laptop belonged to Hunter and evidence from the laptop was used at the trial. That means the FBI confirmed the stuff on the laptop belonged to Hunter and was not tampered with.

But the FBI is a corrupt organization and my hero Jim Jordan wants to defund it. Nothing they say has any credibility.

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Anonymous wrote:The only thing remarkable about this case to me is that it’s apparently the first time in his life Hunter Biden has faced any real legal consequences living his life the way he lived it.

Agree.

Total liberal and I sort of feel sorry for him (loss of his mom/sister as a kid, followed by living in the shadow of the golden child) but he is pretty clearly getting what he deserves.

I don't feel sorry for Hunter, but I do feel sorry for the people who love him, especially his dad, to whom this will be a big blow given all his personal losses. I'm sure MAGA will revel in that pain.

Why do you feel bad for his dad? He is clearly the product of an upbringing where bad behavior gets indulged and no limits or consequences are ever enforced.

Perhaps if you lost several loved ones, including two children, you would have more compassion. Who knows how you or I would raise our kids if we lost one already--or how fiercely we would support our remaining son.

Supporting your son is what everyone should do. But that doesn’t mean son should not be subject to the same laws we all are. Supporting someone by being mad they receive normal consequences is called enabling. That’s different from supporting.

Who is mad? At least, publicly?

People who say Hunter is being politically persecuted.
People who say the laptop is fake, inauthentic, or been tampered with.
People who claim that Hunter should not be subjected to the legal process his entire life because:
1: He was in an accident as a child
2. His mom and sister died
3. His brother died

People who say that Hunter should not be subject to obey laws because it is going to make his dad sad.
People who are outraged because they think Trump’s kid is a drug addict and detectives should start an investigation into his drug addiction because they think their assessment of him from watching his social media videos is evidence enough to charge and convict him.

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Anonymous wrote:Also the FBI confirmed the laptop belonged to Hunter and evidence from the laptop was used at the trial. That means the FBI confirmed the stuff on the laptop belonged to Hunter and was not tampered with.

But the FBI is a corrupt organization and my hero Jim Jordan wants to defund it. Nothing they say has any credibility.

Sorry, Jim Jordan superfan; the FBI used the laptop as evidence. You and your Q buddies will have to accept that the FBI confirmed that the laptop belonged to Hunter and the contents are authentic. I think you should start asking this question: why did 50 high ranking intelligence officials sign their name to a letter that stated that the laptop was russian disinformation? That’s a bit dodgy.

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Anonymous wrote:Also the FBI confirmed the laptop belonged to Hunter and evidence from the laptop was used at the trial. That means the FBI confirmed the stuff on the laptop belonged to Hunter and was not tampered with.

But the FBI is a corrupt organization and my hero Jim Jordan wants to defund it. Nothing they say has any credibility.

Sorry, Jim Jordan superfan; the FBI used the laptop as evidence. You and your Q buddies will have to accept that the FBI confirmed that the laptop belonged to Hunter and the contents are authentic. I think you should start asking this question: why did 50 high ranking intelligence officials sign their name to a letter that stated that the laptop was russian disinformation? That’s a bit dodgy.

Could you provide the transcript where the FBI states all of the contents of the laptop are authentic? TYIA.

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Here’s the thing that MAGA just doesn’t get:

Hunter won’t be pardoned.
No one will threaten the judge or jury.
There is no connection to Joe Biden. None.

Was it a political prosecution? Maybe, but no one is threatening to burn down the judiciary because Hunter was tried and convicted by a jury.

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Anonymous wrote:The only thing remarkable about this case to me is that it’s apparently the first time in his life Hunter Biden has faced any real legal consequences living his life the way he lived it.

Agree.

Total liberal and I sort of feel sorry for him (loss of his mom/sister as a kid, followed by living in the shadow of the golden child) but he is pretty clearly getting what he deserves.

I don't feel sorry for Hunter, but I do feel sorry for the people who love him, especially his dad, to whom this will be a big blow given all his personal losses. I'm sure MAGA will revel in that pain.

Why do you feel bad for his dad? He is clearly the product of an upbringing where bad behavior gets indulged and no limits or consequences are ever enforced.

Perhaps if you lost several loved ones, including two children, you would have more compassion. Who knows how you or I would raise our kids if we lost one already--or how fiercely we would support our remaining son.

Supporting your son is what everyone should do. But that doesn’t mean son should not be subject to the same laws we all are. Supporting someone by being mad they receive normal consequences is called enabling. That’s different from supporting.

Who is mad? At least, publicly?

People who say Hunter is being politically persecuted.
People who say the laptop is fake, inauthentic, or been tampered with.
People who claim that Hunter should not be subjected to the legal process his entire life because:
1: He was in an accident as a child
2. His mom and sister died
3. His brother died

People who say that Hunter should not be subject to obey laws because it is going to make his dad sad.
People who are outraged because they think Trump’s kid is a drug addict and detectives should start an investigation into his drug addiction because they think their assessment of him from watching his social media videos is evidence enough to charge and convict him.

I've seen people assume people feel that way, but I haven't seen a non-anonymous person say any that.

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So what are the conspiracy theorists who believe that President Biden personally runs the Justice Department say now?

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Anonymous wrote:Breaking from AP: President Joe Biden says he will accept the outcome of his son Hunter's criminal case and "respect the judicial process."

I bet he'll pardon him right after the election.

Keep moving those goalposts.

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Anonymous wrote:Breaking from AP: President Joe Biden says he will accept the outcome of his son Hunter's criminal case and "respect the judicial process."

I bet he'll pardon him right after the election.

+1

Joe, the so-called loving father, is using Hunter as the sacrificial lamb until after the election.

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Anonymous wrote:Also the FBI confirmed the laptop belonged to Hunter and evidence from the laptop was used at the trial. That means the FBI confirmed the stuff on the laptop belonged to Hunter and was not tampered with.

But the FBI is a corrupt organization and my hero Jim Jordan wants to defund it. Nothing they say has any credibility.

Sorry, Jim Jordan superfan; the FBI used the laptop as evidence. You and your Q buddies will have to accept that the FBI confirmed that the laptop belonged to Hunter and the contents are authentic. I think you should start asking this question: why did 50 high ranking intelligence officials sign their name to a letter that stated that the laptop was russian disinformation? That’s a bit dodgy.

Could you provide the transcript where the FBI states all of the contents of the laptop are authentic? TYIA.

No, because any thinking individual would know that the FBI would not submit and use the laptop as evidence unless it genuinely belonged to Hunter and they were 100% sure it was authentic and untampered with. An FBI agent testified it was authentic as well.

Are you the same person who thinks you can get Don jr arrested, tried, and convicted of drug use while obtaining and owning firearms based on the sterling evidence of your opinion while perusing his social media? It would explain a lot.

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Anonymous wrote:Reminder that Hunter is also facing federal tax fraud charges in California in September. It's hard to imagine how he can avoid jail time given the two federal trials.

Yes. He’s going by to jail for that one.

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Anonymous wrote:The only thing remarkable about this case to me is that it’s apparently the first time in his life Hunter Biden has faced any real legal consequences living his life the way he lived it.

Agree.

Total liberal and I sort of feel sorry for him (loss of his mom/sister as a kid, followed by living in the shadow of the golden child) but he is pretty clearly getting what he deserves.

I don't feel sorry for Hunter, but I do feel sorry for the people who love him, especially his dad, to whom this will be a big blow given all his personal losses. I'm sure MAGA will revel in that pain.

Why do you feel bad for his dad? He is clearly the product of an upbringing where bad behavior gets indulged and no limits or consequences are ever enforced.

Perhaps if you lost several loved ones, including two children, you would have more compassion. Who knows how you or I would raise our kids if we lost one already--or how fiercely we would support our remaining son.

Supporting your son is what everyone should do. But that doesn’t mean son should not be subject to the same laws we all are. Supporting someone by being mad they receive normal consequences is called enabling. That’s different from supporting.

Who is mad? At least, publicly?

People who say Hunter is being politically persecuted.
People who say the laptop is fake, inauthentic, or been tampered with.
People who claim that Hunter should not be subjected to the legal process his entire life because:
1: He was in an accident as a child
2. His mom and sister died
3. His brother died

People who say that Hunter should not be subject to obey laws because it is going to make his dad sad.
People who are outraged because they think Trump’s kid is a drug addict and detectives should start an investigation into his drug addiction because they think their assessment of him from watching his social media videos is evidence enough to charge and convict him.

I've seen people assume people feel that way, but I haven't seen a non-anonymous person say any that.

Dcum posters have been saying everything from the above list for ages and including today.