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Marxist in chief pardons Chelsea Manning

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Marxist in chief pardons Chelsea Manning

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/01/17/us/politics/obama-commutes-bulk-of-chelsea-mannings-sentence.html?_r=1&referer=https://m.facebook.com

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Why did we pay for his sex change?

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We're going to be paying for all his stuff for a long time and all he did was expose some serious defense secrets much akin to snowden

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But didn't he dump to WikiLeaks? Isn't that a russian outlet according to leftists? It's bs leftistism. Snowden didn't put agents and interests in danger... he cast daylight on our lying ass govt and politicians.

It makes no sense... except in lala leftist land.

Sal

Sal

Don't have a problem with it.

She seems like a broken soul who tried to do the right thing, was used by Assange, and stuck around to face justice (unlike Snowden).

I hope she can find some peace.

Markle

Markle

PkrBum wrote:Why did we pay for his sex change?

That probably explains why Americans consider the situation with gays and lesbians as Petulant President Obama's greatest accomplishment over the past eight years.

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How does one connect the dots that Marx had anything to do with a pardon. Was this an economic decision? Every President pardons some folks at the end of their term. This pardon process has nothing to do with economic policy. So please explain the use of the concept Marxism to describe the tradition of pardons. I think it is safe to say to grant somebody a pardon, you must start with the certain proposition that person broke the law and is being punished. I do not understand the economic implication.

Markle

Markle

Sal wrote:Don't have a problem with it.

She seems like a broken soul who tried to do the right thing, was used by Assange, and stuck around to face justice (unlike Snowden).

I hope she can find some peace.

He/She...whatever, is a traitor and has cost the lives of Americans.

Legislators from BOTH SIDES OF THE AISLE are furious about this act showing again where he stands.  For the collapse of our country.



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Sal

Sal

When she is released, she'll have served seven years.

Seven years for releasing low-level (not top-secret) documents, and she was pretty clearly mentally disturbed when she did so.

She also pleaded guilty to the charges and publicly apologized.

Seven years is more than enough.

You're just a sadist, but we already knew that.

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Sal wrote:When she is released, she'll have served seven years.

Seven years for releasing low-level (not top-secret) documents, and she was pretty clearly mentally disturbed when she did so.

She also pleaded guilty to the charges and publicly apologized.

Seven years is more than enough.

You're just a sadist, but we already knew that.

Go figure liberal apologist. It wasn't just low level stuff either. You don't know because you don't have a clearance.

knothead

knothead

I understand both sides of the arguments frankly; on one side this person compromised numerous so-called classified information and consequently was given the longest sentence yet for such an offense; on the other hand this person has served almost 7 years and the President decided to commute the sentence, I get it. When compared to recent issues the General Patraeus situation comes to mind because he didn't serve a day and his classified information was top secret but that put on display the differentiation between punishment for Privates vs Generals. . . .

Sal

Sal

Tellthetruth wrote:
Go figure liberal apologist. It wasn't just low level stuff either. You don't know because you don't have a clearance.

No, they were low level documents.

You're just misinformed as usual.

That she earned herself some jail time is beyond legitimate dispute, but the proportional disparity between her punishment and the punishment received by people whose crimes she revealed is impossible to reconcile.

Seven years is more than sufficient for justice to be served.

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

Sal wrote:
Tellthetruth wrote:
Go figure liberal apologist. It wasn't just low level stuff either. You don't know because you don't have a clearance.

No, they were low level documents.

You're just misinformed as usual.

That she earned herself some jail time is beyond legitimate dispute, but the proportional disparity between her punishment and the punishment received by people whose crimes she revealed is impossible to reconcile.

Seven years is more than sufficient for justice to be served.


That's not true and you know it. The documents were classified.

Markle

Markle

Sal wrote:When she is released, she'll have served seven years.

Seven years for releasing low-level (not top-secret) documents, and she was pretty clearly mentally disturbed when she did so.

She also pleaded guilty to the charges and publicly apologized.

Seven years is more than enough.

You're just a sadist, but we already knew that.

She released 750,000 documents which cost American lives.

The charges she was convicted of could have resulted in the DEATH PENALTY.

NO, seven years is not nearly enough. This is shameful!

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Bergdahl will be next.

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PkrBum wrote:Bergdahl will be next.

He hasn't been adjudicated
By the military yet.

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Markle wrote:
Sal wrote:When she is released, she'll have served seven years.

Seven years for releasing low-level (not top-secret) documents, and she was pretty clearly mentally disturbed when she did so.

She also pleaded guilty to the charges and publicly apologized.

Seven years is more than enough.

You're just a sadist, but we already knew that.

She released 750,000 documents which cost American lives.

The charges she was convicted of could have resulted in the DEATH PENALTY.

NO, seven years is not nearly enough.  This is shameful!

It's ok to release DOD secrets just not DNC secrets

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Tellthetruth wrote:
PkrBum wrote:Bergdahl will be next.

He hasn't been adjudicated
By the military yet.

I bet he'll pardon him. It's the token fodder for the huddled comrades.

Markle

Markle

Tellthetruth wrote:
PkrBum wrote:Bergdahl will be next.

He hasn't been adjudicated
By the military yet.

Petulant President Obama can still pardon Bergdahl just as he will probably pardon Hillary Clinton and her cabal.

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