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Topic	Trump presented week old Dorian map altered with sharpie to include Alabama
zebatov 09/09/19 8:46:44 PM #78:	GanonsSpirit posted... zebatov posted... No like he meant to write with a Sharpie but didnt know what he was doing was wrong. ...He didn't know lying to cover up an earlier mistake was wrong? I didnt know the whole story. I just understood that he drew on the map to include Georgia when he obviously didnt have proper information. adjl posted... zebatov posted... No like he meant to write with a Sharpie but didnt know what he was doing was wrong. Ignorance of the law is never an excuse. He intentionally committed an action that is a crime. Whether or not he knew that said action was criminal doesn't change that. Proving intent is important for the prosecution. And Im saying this from experience. If he knew it was wrong, it makes it worse for him. Mead posted... zebatov posted... No like he meant to write with a Sharpie but didnt know what he was doing was wrong. He still knowingly altered the forecast of the storm and presented it as such, even if he didnt know it was a crime You can tell when he knows he fucked up because hes always insisting he knows more about everything than anyone but as soon as he gets caught doing something he isnt supposed to its all I dont know, I dont know Im not sure I ever met that person I dont know why the Air Force decided to refuel near my resort Lol. Sounds better than the responses we get from our guy. --- I'm right, as expected. <cite>zebatov posted [p:927215779] in Trump pres... [t:77988458]...</cite> <quote>GanonsSpirit posted...</cite> <quote>zebatov posted...</cite> <quote>No like he meant to write with a Sharpie but didnt know what he was doing was wrong.</quote> ...He didn't know lying to cover up an earlier mistake was wrong?</quote> I didnt know the whole story. I just understood that he drew on the map to include Georgia when he obviously didnt have proper information. adjl posted...</cite> <quote>zebatov posted...</cite> <quote>No like he meant to write with a Sharpie but didnt know what he was doing was wrong.</quote> Ignorance of the law is never an excuse. He intentionally committed an action that is a crime. Whether or not he knew that said action was criminal doesn't change that.</quote> Proving intent is important for the prosecution. And Im saying this from experience. If he knew it was wrong, it makes it worse for him. Mead posted...</cite> <quote>zebatov posted... </cite> <quote>No like he meant to write with a Sharpie but didnt know what he was doing was wrong.</quote> He still knowingly altered the forecast of the storm and presented it as such, even if he didnt know it was a crime You can tell when he knows he fucked up because hes always insisting he knows more about everything than anyone but as soon as he gets caught doing something he isnt supposed to its all I dont know, I dont know Im not sure I ever met that person I dont know why the Air Force decided to refuel near my resort </quote> Lol. Sounds better than the responses we get from our guy. --- I'm right, as expected.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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