05-11-2017, 05:01 PM
(05-11-2017, 02:22 PM)CageTheBengal Wrote: Obviously if evidence arises before an investigation that gives your more merit to investigate the story behind the evidence. An investigation is warranted if you have evidence or warranted suspicion. Republicans don't even believe there is voter fraud Trump is just foolish enough to believe everything they say on FOX News. He's a puppet. It's just their scare tactic and a method to suppress low income people and limit their voting rights. There has been no evidence or warranted suspicion for the investigation just a political move.
Instead of trying cherry pick my posts to find chinks in my armor maybe you should actually listen to what is being said.
I did read (listen to) what you said. Problem is, what you said sounded like a contradiction in regards to what you said in the other thread, therefore I pointed it out to note the inconsistency in your argument and provided you to challenge me on that.
You of course did and brought up "warranted suspicion". But suspicion that is warranted requires some sort of evidence for why you're suspicious, that's what makes it "warranted" in the first place.
