Potential Memorial Day Pardons

[hollodero]

(05-24-2019, 05:41 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Yeah, you just found another semantic to build your case on. Both the OP and you were find with disputing "disturbed" versus "disturbing" until someone pointed out a used a synonym for disturbed. So seeing how silly the initial argument looked you've jumped on that word in an attempt to make it look less silly. The point is unchanged whether I said disturbed, angry, mad, upset, given pause, pissed, takes issue......but I understand you have to try.

You understand nothing, Jon Snow.
Really, all the motives of mine you allege are quite far away from the truth.

(05-24-2019, 05:41 PM)bfine32 Wrote: But what if everybody agrees 2+2=3 except one guy? 

Yeah, that's usually how the one guy feels. All ghost drivers except me!
But for real, you were the one that brought Obama into it and tried to construct some equivalency. And after you established that equivalency for yourself, you used that position to critizise those that need to be critizised by all means: Those who are not conservatives and have an issue with Trump.

From the outside, I can only see a president pardoning a gruesome war criminal and a guy who claims all outrage about that is misplaced for Obama did something totally akin to that ("it wasn't the first time Military folks should be mad about such thing"/"a President has influenced prior"/"there was circus before"). Which in reality he did not. All you bring up about a prior president has nothing to do with pardoning a war criminal and is not akin to it. That is my point, not me jumping anywhere or realizing how dumb you made me look or whatever insulting assertion you dig up.