The Forgotten People

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(06-01-2018, 06:44 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Yes I had a point there.  It is nothing but symbolic to pardon a person who has been dead for almost 100 years.  There is no tangible benefit to anyone.

On the other hand all of the rich white people he is pardoning are getting huge benefits like being released from jail or probation.

Funny how Trump has not pardoned any rich white people who have been dead for a long time, and zero black people who are still alive.

OK, I understand your point is we shouldn't pardon folks that are dead and/or served their sentences because there is no tangible benefit to anyone. I just disagree with the POV. You know the liberal's head is about to explode when they are forced to belittle a pardon of a black man simply for taking a white woman across state lines.

(06-01-2018, 08:02 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: Could it be that was the first example because that was the first one in the timeline? Nah, it couldn't be that simple. The post had to be all about racism even though that was really the only part of the post mentioning that. That's the most logical thing.

Sure it could be; but that doesn't change the fact that the OP focused on race early in his post. Next time I'll ask you what part of a post I should have issue with. If you want to be upset that the thread went toward race rather than what you want it to be about, blame the OP. Because the OP was selective in his listing of pardons and chose to include a racist sheriff among them for some reason. Save you smiley thingys for someone else