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Dave1955 Oh please, you watch tv, i am not!. That could be anything. @
Dave1955 Ok i will answer you.
1. I have listened to this shoddy tape until I know it by heart.
2. He made a "move" on a woman which was rejected.
3. So you think it is immoral to approach a woman to get to know her?
4. And, you think it is immoral to acknowledge that rich and famous men are approached by willing women ALL OF THE TIME.
So, you answer me now.... If you dare.
Your wonderful clinton woman running against Trump.
1. Accepted $25,000,000 from men who hold their wives in slavery. Do you think that is more immoral than than the brag Trump. In other words is it more immoral to approach a woman than to hold het against her will in slavery?
2. Clinton and her campaign colluded with a hostile foreign government to have a dossier written by an operative of another government who gathered FALSE information about her opponent from the hostile government.
This FALSE information was then illegally attested to be true to a United States Federal Court by an agency of the United States Government who were committing perjury knowingly by such testimony.
Do you think it is immoral to deprive a citizen of this country of his rights under cover of the law? Do you think asking a woman out and being rejected is more immoral than that.
3. Do you think it is immoral to refer to an innocent person as guilty through TWO AND A HALF YEARS OF RELENTLESS CONDEMNATION AND INVESTIGATION AS THOUGH HE WERE GUILTY? ONLY TO BE FOUND INNOCENT OF ALLEGATIONS?
4. Is it immoral to collude with the people depriving another person of their rights, with full knowledge of their crimes, for your own personnel gain. In other words do you understand that you are immoral?
Do you understand that far from being superior in morality your are in fact far inferior and that your crimes are far more harmful to human beings than the pitiful observation that some women are after rich men. I certainly hope YOU have never asked a woman out. The outrage of such is unspeakable, especially compared to the relative innocence of slavery.