Um it was Roger Stone the guy who was convicted of it.
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Bosun
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Cool your jets. Try meditation or go to anger management class.
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Jezcoe
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Dude was convicted of it.
To deny that it happened is supremely stupid.
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Earlier in the thread, Safiel broke it down, by each count of his conviction. The prosecutorās recommendation was well within the sentencing guidelines, and actually fairly low on that range.
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Kevhead
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Iām fine but thanks for asking. Just hanging with the dog not even kicking her or anything
Bosun
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Who did roger act violently toward? You never got that far.
Bosun
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It is your story. Spin it any way you like.
Kevhead
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Did you read the article? Witness intimidation doesnt have to have a physical act attached but you armchair lawyers already know that right
Jezcoe
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Yes or no.
Was Roger Stone convicted of witness intimidation?
Bosun
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I am not buying what you are selling.
Jezcoe
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This is a simple matter of fact.
What has happened in the real world.
Yes or no.
Was Roger Stone convicted of witness intimidation?
Youāre refusing to drink water in the desert.
Look, i think itās weird, but totally your right to want to see Roger Stone get a pardon.
But you donāt need to deny the fact a jury of his peers convicted the guy.
Kevhead
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Wouldnt expect anything less.Just do me a favor and pull your head outta the sand to breath every once in awhile. This place wouldnt be the same without ya
Itās hard to ignore how this act, and heās far from the only one practicing it, goes from āI donāt know what happenedā to ātell me what happenedā to āno that didnāt happenā one, two, three like clockwork.
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Hell, in Florida you can shoot a guy for less.
enki
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What arenāt you buying?
Are you suggesting that you donāt believe Roger Stone threatened a federal witness?
Ya but they you know they set him* up.
*Trump
*Flynn
*Manafort
*OJ
*Stone
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Bodecea
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Skittles and an Iced teaā¦
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