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@hockeylvr42
Hear me out. Instead of giving me back all my classified documents, Jack Smith can just give me copies of my classified documents. I donât even want the originals back at this point. Even if they need to stamp every one âCOPYâ, thatâs fine. Iâve got white out
Handwritten copies? Or printed?
Xeroxed
Ok but what if they redact the classified info and then copy them?
What is the tumblr equivalent of âhey Siriâ?
Science side of tumblr, explain?
Protons
Are you positive?
Atomantly
What is the tumblr equivalent of âhey Siriâ?
Science side of tumblr, explain?
Protons
welcome to âno note bungusâ. reblog and you will feel a sense of accomplishment and goodwill wash over you
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
i assume that if something is classified that the copies are just as much classified. and that if you declassify something, the copies are also up for grabs. but the most most important thing: i donât really care about state secrets coming out âif you did nothing wrong, you have no reason to hideâ
That doesnât answer my question.
Did Donald trump declassify the originals, or the copies?
If he declassified the originals, youâre conceding that he had possession of original documents. Documents that are owned by the state.
If he declassified the copies, you now have to explain why he made copies of top secret national defense information.
what kinda nonsense are you talking about
he would have declassified the originals when he still worked for the state also, you didnât read the last part i said: stealing government information is good actually lol. iâm sorry that youâre just dumb on multiple levels
So Donald trump declassified the originals, made copies of the documents, and then took them home with him.
That would actually be an extraordinarily convincing criminal defense, provided Donald trump has the documentation and evidence to prove it as fact.
Iâm certain a jury of his peers would aquit
i mean, itâs the most logical process. itâs in his powers as president to do so and i hope the jury aquits him anyway because i donât believe in the law
But to be clear, he also copied the cover sheets. And affixed them to the copies. Because thatâs the most logical process to copying and declassifying national defense information
youâre so right. the book at the library is also always the original book and stealing from the government is still cool. remember when snowden did it?
Edward Snowden fled to Russia after being charged by the DOJ, are you sure this is the example you wish to bring to the table
yes. because his âcrimeâ was revealing the crimes that the government committed. if youâre against that, youâre just a bootlicker and i wonât continue this conversation
Your original statement was a defense of Donald trump in the form of âhe declassified themâ
I picked you apart. And youâre now calling me a boot locker for some opinionated ideology of yours.
Honestly, you should end the conversation. Because at this point you are just embarrassing yourself
oh yea no. i still think he could have declassified them. i donât care if he âstoleâ the files or whatever. i gave you explanations for whatever you said. copies can be nicely made. iâm also saying that even if he committed a crime, i donât care.
iâve answered your silly little questions. you stopped asking more, so i wouldnât say you picked me apart
iâve also been saying i donât care about the state since response 2 or something. you didnât pick anything apart actually. iâm reading back and you just abandoned the subject to go after my secondary point. as le redditors say, i have won the internets today!
fucking lmao, youâre a fool. come back when they actually arrest or charge him with something unlike the 50 other time they totally had him for crimes against humanity or whatever the russia hoax was
You didnât give me any explanations, you gave me your opinions and what you think happened without any supplemental info or supporting evidence. You simply made a claim, and then when I pushed back on it you retreated to âI donât even care anywaysâ and an implausible claim that Donald trump copied cover sheets to put over his copied national defense info.
Which is embarrassing and a very poor way of convincing others you are correct.
yea like how you did. lol kys
Youâre funny. I provided two points of evidence, one confirming the FBI was looking for natl defense information, and another of classified documents that were found in Donald trumps office.
Everything else Iâve claimed has already been factually established here
Telling me to kill myself because you canât hold up against me is also quite embarrassing
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
i assume that if something is classified that the copies are just as much classified. and that if you declassify something, the copies are also up for grabs. but the most most important thing: i donât really care about state secrets coming out âif you did nothing wrong, you have no reason to hideâ
That doesnât answer my question.
Did Donald trump declassify the originals, or the copies?
If he declassified the originals, youâre conceding that he had possession of original documents. Documents that are owned by the state.
If he declassified the copies, you now have to explain why he made copies of top secret national defense information.
what kinda nonsense are you talking about
he would have declassified the originals when he still worked for the state also, you didnât read the last part i said: stealing government information is good actually lol. iâm sorry that youâre just dumb on multiple levels
So Donald trump declassified the originals, made copies of the documents, and then took them home with him.
That would actually be an extraordinarily convincing criminal defense, provided Donald trump has the documentation and evidence to prove it as fact.
Iâm certain a jury of his peers would aquit
i mean, itâs the most logical process. itâs in his powers as president to do so and i hope the jury aquits him anyway because i donât believe in the law
But to be clear, he also copied the cover sheets. And affixed them to the copies. Because thatâs the most logical process to copying and declassifying national defense information
youâre so right. the book at the library is also always the original book and stealing from the government is still cool. remember when snowden did it?
Edward Snowden fled to Russia after being charged by the DOJ, are you sure this is the example you wish to bring to the table
yes. because his âcrimeâ was revealing the crimes that the government committed. if youâre against that, youâre just a bootlicker and i wonât continue this conversation
Your original statement was a defense of Donald trump in the form of âhe declassified themâ
I picked you apart. And youâre now calling me a boot locker for some opinionated ideology of yours.
Honestly, you should end the conversation. Because at this point you are just embarrassing yourself
oh yea no. i still think he could have declassified them. i donât care if he âstoleâ the files or whatever. i gave you explanations for whatever you said. copies can be nicely made. iâm also saying that even if he committed a crime, i donât care.
iâve answered your silly little questions. you stopped asking more, so i wouldnât say you picked me apart
iâve also been saying i donât care about the state since response 2 or something. you didnât pick anything apart actually. iâm reading back and you just abandoned the subject to go after my secondary point. as le redditors say, i have won the internets today!
fucking lmao, youâre a fool. come back when they actually arrest or charge him with something unlike the 50 other time they totally had him for crimes against humanity or whatever the russia hoax was
You didnât give me any explanations, you gave me your opinions and what you think happened without any supplemental info or supporting evidence. You simply made a claim, and then when I pushed back on it you retreated to âI donât even care anywaysâ and an implausible claim that Donald trump copied cover sheets to put over his copied national defense info.
Which is embarrassing and a very poor way of convincing others you are correct.
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
i assume that if something is classified that the copies are just as much classified. and that if you declassify something, the copies are also up for grabs. but the most most important thing: i don't really care about state secrets coming out "if you did nothing wrong, you have no reason to hide"
That doesnât answer my question.
Did Donald trump declassify the originals, or the copies?
If he declassified the originals, youâre conceding that he had possession of original documents. Documents that are owned by the state.
If he declassified the copies, you now have to explain why he made copies of top secret national defense information.
what kinda nonsense are you talking about
he would have declassified the originals when he still worked for the state also, you didnât read the last part i said: stealing government information is good actually lol. iâm sorry that youâre just dumb on multiple levels
So Donald trump declassified the originals, made copies of the documents, and then took them home with him.
That would actually be an extraordinarily convincing criminal defense, provided Donald trump has the documentation and evidence to prove it as fact.
Iâm certain a jury of his peers would aquit
i mean, it's the most logical process. it's in his powers as president to do so and i hope the jury aquits him anyway because i don't believe in the law
But to be clear, he also copied the cover sheets. And affixed them to the copies. Because thatâs the most logical process to copying and declassifying national defense information
you're so right. the book at the library is also always the original book and stealing from the government is still cool. remember when snowden did it?
Edward Snowden fled to Russia after being charged by the DOJ, are you sure this is the example you wish to bring to the table
yes. because his âcrimeâ was revealing the crimes that the government committed. if youâre against that, youâre just a bootlicker and i wonât continue this conversation
Your original statement was a defense of Donald trump in the form of âhe declassified themâ
I picked you apart. And youâre now calling me a boot locker for some opinionated ideology of yours.
Honestly, you should end the conversation. Because at this point you are just embarrassing yourself
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
i assume that if something is classified that the copies are just as much classified. and that if you declassify something, the copies are also up for grabs. but the most most important thing: i don't really care about state secrets coming out "if you did nothing wrong, you have no reason to hide"
That doesnât answer my question.
Did Donald trump declassify the originals, or the copies?
If he declassified the originals, youâre conceding that he had possession of original documents. Documents that are owned by the state.
If he declassified the copies, you now have to explain why he made copies of top secret national defense information.
what kinda nonsense are you talking about
he would have declassified the originals when he still worked for the state also, you didnât read the last part i said: stealing government information is good actually lol. iâm sorry that youâre just dumb on multiple levels
So Donald trump declassified the originals, made copies of the documents, and then took them home with him.
That would actually be an extraordinarily convincing criminal defense, provided Donald trump has the documentation and evidence to prove it as fact.
Iâm certain a jury of his peers would aquit
i mean, it's the most logical process. it's in his powers as president to do so and i hope the jury aquits him anyway because i don't believe in the law
But to be clear, he also copied the cover sheets. And affixed them to the copies. Because thatâs the most logical process to copying and declassifying national defense information
you're so right. the book at the library is also always the original book and stealing from the government is still cool. remember when snowden did it?
Edward Snowden fled to Russia after being charged by the DOJ, are you sure this is the example you wish to bring to the table
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
i assume that if something is classified that the copies are just as much classified. and that if you declassify something, the copies are also up for grabs. but the most most important thing: i don't really care about state secrets coming out "if you did nothing wrong, you have no reason to hide"
That doesnât answer my question.
Did Donald trump declassify the originals, or the copies?
If he declassified the originals, youâre conceding that he had possession of original documents. Documents that are owned by the state.
If he declassified the copies, you now have to explain why he made copies of top secret national defense information.
what kinda nonsense are you talking about
he would have declassified the originals when he still worked for the state also, you didnât read the last part i said: stealing government information is good actually lol. iâm sorry that youâre just dumb on multiple levels
So Donald trump declassified the originals, made copies of the documents, and then took them home with him.
That would actually be an extraordinarily convincing criminal defense, provided Donald trump has the documentation and evidence to prove it as fact.
Iâm certain a jury of his peers would aquit
i mean, it's the most logical process. it's in his powers as president to do so and i hope the jury aquits him anyway because i don't believe in the law
But to be clear, he also copied the cover sheets. And affixed them to the copies. Because thatâs the most logical process to copying and declassifying national defense information
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
i assume that if something is classified that the copies are just as much classified. and that if you declassify something, the copies are also up for grabs. but the most most important thing: i don't really care about state secrets coming out "if you did nothing wrong, you have no reason to hide"
That doesnât answer my question.
Did Donald trump declassify the originals, or the copies?
If he declassified the originals, youâre conceding that he had possession of original documents. Documents that are owned by the state.
If he declassified the copies, you now have to explain why he made copies of top secret national defense information.
what kinda nonsense are you talking about
he would have declassified the originals when he still worked for the state also, you didnât read the last part i said: stealing government information is good actually lol. iâm sorry that youâre just dumb on multiple levels
So Donald trump declassified the originals, made copies of the documents, and then took them home with him.
That would actually be an extraordinarily convincing criminal defense, provided Donald trump has the documentation and evidence to prove it as fact.
Iâm certain a jury of his peers would aquit
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
i assume that if something is classified that the copies are just as much classified. and that if you declassify something, the copies are also up for grabs. but the most most important thing: i don't really care about state secrets coming out "if you did nothing wrong, you have no reason to hide"
That doesnât answer my question.
Did Donald trump declassify the originals, or the copies?
If he declassified the originals, youâre conceding that he had possession of original documents. Documents that are owned by the state.
If he declassified the copies, you now have to explain why he made copies of top secret national defense information.
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
oh, i see what your issue is. are these original documents or copies?
Are you arguing that he declassified copies?
Or are you accepting that they were originals, because he declassified them?
Can a president declassify a copy?ïżŒ
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
Iâll help you out. Donald Trump has no explanation as to how he took lawful possession of Americaâs national defense information.
Because Donald Trump did not have lawful possession of Americaâs national defense informationïżŒ
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
i donât know what youâre talking about or where you got that definition
You donât understand what Iâm talking about, because you have an inherent misunderstanding of the issue at hand.
Donald Trump is under criminal investigation for taking national defense information. National defense information is paid for by the taxpayers, it is owned by the United States government. Donald Trump has no right to take what is owned by the American government. Even declassified, a document doesnât become the possession of the person who declassified it. ïżŒ It is still owned by the government.ïżŒ
You agree with this. Declassify does not mean âto take ownership or possession ofâ. ïżŒ
So instead of just saying âhe declassified themâ, why donât you try explaining how Donald Trump took lawful possession and ownership ïżŒof something that is paid for by the American taxpayers.
Because declassification isnât that process.
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
This is clearly the definition of declassify, correct? Or am I missing something here?
You said Donald trump declassified national defense information, which is how he took ownership of it, which is why he had it in his possession
Youâre saying Donald trump owns Americaâs national defense information, because he declassified it
No matter how bad you think it is, itâs actually worse
Earlier today, the FBI released a detailed list of things they seized at Mar a Lago. In the list, it says they found 49 EMPTY folders marked âclassifiedâ in Donald Trumpâs personal office.
My guess is, those folders were not empty when they left the White House.
Oh damn. I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff. Weird. Definitely need to care about this hot air some more. THIS time for sure they got Trump, unlike the previous 50 times
Declassify (verb)
/dÄËklasÉËfÄ«/
To take possession or ownership of
Ex: I wonder if a president had the ability to declassify stuff
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