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Comment Re:Assange deserves every possible appeal (Score -1, Troll) 88

You might want to get your facts straight.

FYI: Trump did not steal a bunch of box files of classified information, hide them in a toilet, or try to cover up and obstructed the investigation.
In fact, the FBI has recently admitted to evidence tampering in that case.

1. Nothing was stolen. Trump had every right to declassify and take the documents.
2. Trump kept all the proper agencies 100% informed of what he taking, and where he keeping it.
3. Nothing was hidden in a toilet. The documents were in a safe, in a locked room, with camera surveillance, and heavy security.

Biden, and Hillary, were not president when *they* certainly stole troves of documents. They had no right to declassify. They certainly hid the documents, and Hillary destroyed evidence that under subpoena.

Comment I have had the opposite problem (Score 1) 107

Amazon used to be great about taking returns, but not anymore.
I bought an Amazon Fire tablet for $90. It stopped working soon after I bought it. I tried to return it for a new one, but Amazon said they could only give me a refund. To buy a new one would cost $140. But I should not have to pay an extra $50 because Amazon sold me a defective item. Eventually, after months of going back and forth, Amazon gave me a $50 gift certificate.
I will be much less likely to do business with Amazon in the future.

Comment Mishandling classified information? (Score 1) 94

How Julian Assange be charged with mishandling classified information? It was never his responsibility to handle such information.

People like Joe Biden, and Hillary Clinton, had the responsibility to correctly handle classified information. If a senator, or vice president, or secretary of state mishandled classified information, *that* would be serious crime.

Submission + - CISA's Censorship And Election Interference (thefederalist.com)

walterbyrd writes: West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner last month eviscerated the Big Brother censorship operation known as the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).

“When we have our own federal agencies lying to the American people, that’s the most insidious thing that we can do in elections,” the election integrity champion told officials from the FBI and CISA on a panel at the winter meeting of the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) in Washington, D.C., according to Wired’s Eric Geller.

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