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I wouldn’t compare a rapist to a tax cheat. A tax cheat ■■■■■ all of us.

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Several of them did, and at least two others should have. “Guilty as sin, free as a bird” ring a bell??

And for your edification, since you appear to be uniformed, here are the names from my list that did spend some time in prison.

tony rezko
rod blagojevich
jesse jackson jr.

These are the ADMITTED domestic terrorists that should be in jail
william ayers
bernadine dorhn

And this is the guy that even the family of Malcolm X believes was involved in his murder
louis farrakhan

You’re welcome.

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Do you seriously believe Manafort cheating on his taxes is the worst thing he has done in his life? Do you know his history in the slightest? He is a monster. A horrible human being. Who has helped other horrible human beings commit massive atrocities against their fellow man.

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It is a cult for those who identify with the “most” portion here.

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That’s fine. Prove those up in a court of law and send him to jail for the rest of his life for those. As of now, he cheated on his taxes and made fraudulent representations to a bank.

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No it’s not fine. You tried and continue to try to downplay him as just a tax cheat when we know he is so much worse than that. He is a monster. He is not someone deserving of the cover some here choose to provide him. He is pure evil. He has profited off of atrocities committed by men he worked with and for. We get it though. You don’t care. Because of something something something Donald Trump.

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Following that logic should reduce the number of posts accusing Hillary and Obama of “crimes”.

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There is a difference between arguing on a message board that someone is guilty of crimes they have not been indicted for or found guilty of and a judge sentencing someone based on alleged crimes they have not been indicted for nor found guilty of.

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True. The judge can’t and shouldn’t take unproven allegations into his deliberation.

ETA: As opposed to message boards.

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discernment is NOT your strength.

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Since the Judge had mercy on Manafort, is Trump still going to pardon him??

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What do expect? Look at the defense of Mob King trump. Loyalists.,shheesh!

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How do you feel about taking Selfies and partying with Sex Slave Traffickers?

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trumps a wild card

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All right, apparently personal comments are now acceptable.

First, Manaforts activities in Ukraine had nothing to do with Trump. Second, I did not defend Manafort in any way. I merely said that you don’t sentence someone before they have been indicted and found guilty of a crime. If Manafort was guilty of other things, then the time for sentencing him for that is after he has been indicted and found guilty of those other things, not when he is found guilty of tax cheating.
Second, the hypocrisy of Nebraska charging someone else with bias is unbelievable. At least I don’t pretend to be a liberal and then spend all my time attacking liberals and Democrats.
And again, no nexus has been extablished between Manafort’s tax cheating and Trump. That started back in 2006.
I’m so tired of those who blindly jump on any anti-Republican, anti Trump bandwagon (even in threads that aren’t involving Trump) and then blast anyone who disagrees with them of bias.
And that is increasingly common around here.

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Wesley Snipes was sentenced to 10 years for failing to file income tax for three years in a row. Wheres the justice?

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I never said the 4 years was enough. In fact, in an earlier post I clearly indicated it was not.
Search through…you will find that post in this thread.

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Otay!