Media Bias

refineryworker05

Well-Known Member
They found plenty. They aren't going to jail someone on a theory of why they did what they did. Unless someone admits that yes they purposely sought to deny citizens their constitutional rights what can you do? BUT AGAIN, FOR THE LAST TIME BECAUSE I've GOT TO GET READY FOR WORK, MOST OF THOSE PACS, ALMOST ALL OF THEM, WERE DENIED TAX EXEMPT STATUS. THE HEAD OF THAT OFFICE, JOYCE LERNER, WAS ASKED UNDER OATH WHY THAT HAPPENED AND SHE REFUSED TO ANSWER. LOOK IT UP. IT'S NO CONSPIRACY THEORY, IT HAPPENED. YOU SAY NO ONE IS OUT TO GET REPUBLICANS SO EXPLAIN WHY THAT HAPPENED?


Again, your belief that the only way to convict someone of a crime is if they admit to the crime makes no logical sense. It is not true at all. And yet you keep posting it. Lol
 

vantexan

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Again, your belief that the only way to convict someone of a crime is if they admit to the crime makes no logical sense. It is not true at all. And yet you keep posting it. Lol
All it takes is for them to say they didn't meet a certain standard. And doesn't change the fact that it did happen. The crime isn't that the applications were denied. The crime would be in the intent. And if they don't admit to the intent then what do the prosecutors do? Say they know what the IRS was thinking? To convict on conspiracy you need tangible evidence that a conspiracy took place. If no emails, memos, recordings, etc where the intent to deny rights is demonstrated then it's conjecture.
 

refineryworker05

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Well I guess a person who loves government bureaucracy would believe that to be so. All it would take is the people tasked to look at those applications to take the ones they believed to be from conservative groups to the boss and get a yea or nay. This isn't a loan process, a contract bid, or some such. And if she placed loyal Democrats in charge of reviewing....


I work for refinery. I’m in management. The number of emails that get transmitted over corrdinating simple info is mind boggling.

Let alone the emails it would take to coordinate people to purposefully break the law. Would require a massive amount of repeated communication and correction.

Come on this isn’t difficult.

To imagine that no one would have said I’m not breaking the law. To imagine that there would be no evidence, no ability to get witnesses, no way to charge anyone with a crime all because of one person pleading the fifth and not admitting to breaking the law in email makes no sense.
 

refineryworker05

Well-Known Member
All it takes is for them to say they didn't meet a certain standard. And doesn't change the fact that it did happen. The crime isn't that the applications were denied. The crime would be in the intent. And if they don't admit to the intent then what do the prosecutors do? Say they know what the IRS was thinking? To convict on conspiracy you need tangible evidence that a conspiracy took place. If no emails, memos, recordings, etc where the intent to deny rights is demonstrated then it's conjecture.


So we are back to belief, which is my point republicans believe a lot of insane things. Like the irs being out to get them. They can’t prove it, but they know. Lol they know that those irs workers were out to get them.
 

vantexan

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So we are back to belief, which is my point republicans believe a lot of insane things. Like the irs being out to get them. They can’t prove it, but they know. Lol they know that those irs workers were out to get them.
Doesn't change the fact that almost all those conservative PAC's were denied while all the liberal ones were approved. Doesn't change the fact that the head of that office was subpoenaed and under oath refused to answer why it happened. Refused to say anything. You can laugh and scoff all you want, these are irrefutable facts.
 

vantexan

Well-Known Member
So we are back to belief, which is my point republicans believe a lot of insane things. Like the irs being out to get them. They can’t prove it, but they know. Lol they know that those irs workers were out to get them.
Not to mention Hillary Clinton deleted 33,000 emails and used the bleachbit program to "wipe" her server clean while under subpoena. Where's the prosecution? These are known facts.
 

refineryworker05

Well-Known Member
Doesn't change the fact that almost all those conservative PAC's were denied while all the liberal ones were approved. Doesn't change the fact that the head of that office was subpoenaed and under oath refused to answer why it happened. Refused to say anything. You can laugh and scoff all you want, these are irrefutable facts.


Doesn’t change the fact that it was all investigated and lead to nothing. I know. I know unless one person admits to breaking the law nothing can ever be proven. But you knkw, you knkw despite the lack of evidence that anyone broke the law or were out to get conservatives that’s what it was and it was all coordinated from the White House and no witnesses, no paper trail, no evidence, nothing. Lol

All because of one person not admitting they broke the law in an email. republicans in Congress or the justice department or the treasury inspector general can’t prove that the irs was out to get republicans. Lol.
 

moreluck

golden ticket member
I don’t care what you falsely believe about BLM. All, I’m asking is what would it take for you to believe an organization like BLM for example if they claimed that the media was out to get them. What proof would you require?

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No should ever believe in BLM....they stole their acronym from Bureau of Land Management, who had it first. They should get their own acronym and quit stealing from others!
 

DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
By the way if Republicans have their way the power of the IRS, as well as it's funding, would be diminished.
You're delusional.
Republicans are complete hypocrites. They spin that kind of crap to small minded poor people stupid enough to believe them. Truth is, they've been in power plenty of times, and they've never done it..... because they don't want to.
 
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