Comments by "dbergerac" (@dbergerac9632) on "CNN" channel.

  1. We should have a special citation for that.
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  2. I guess she "just forgot" during the previous two elections
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  3. There is no trip therefore there is no risk. It sounds like he prevented them from going to a dangerous place. Belgium.
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  4. So: Republican poll watchers were in the SAME place as Democrat poll watchers! The Republican poll watchers were looking for fraud and were sequestered 150 ft back where their Democrat counterparts were quite satisfied. Yes, it is true but irrelevant.
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  5. I asked my 25 year old neighbor yesterday about Chernobyl; He had never heard if it. What one generation considers "common knowledge" is the stuff that the next generation sleeps through in history class.
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  6. Without immunity from liability, NO ONE would make any vaccines at all. It is up to the FDA to oversee relative risk. It is an imperfect system, but as we require several new flu vaccines annually, it is impossible to perform years of testing on them. If you do not want the vaccine, take a pass.
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  7. Both of them thank you.
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  8. It is the jury that will decide to let him go.
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  9. No trip, no risk.
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  10. Of course it is just a remarkable coincidence that someone who looks just like the wanted person would be carrying a silenced gun and the sort of fake ID used in the crime. Nothing to see here
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  11. I wonder how many of her potential enemies were assembled there for a meeting.
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  12.  @jordydijokromo8347  I saw Forrest Gump in public talking to JFK.
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  13. Soros prosecutor, real judge.
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  14. Wasting resources to rebuild a failed state is not a recipe for success.
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  15. Yes, I can't imagine how having your country invaded, partially occupied and bombed into the 19th century could present unusual economic challenges.
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  16.  @srdjanpalibrk9124  Why do some former communist nations not respect recognized borders?
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  17. If you are knocked down onto the street and one guy tries to hit your head with a skateboard and the other pulls a gun on you, I'd love to know what imbecile would not be "in fear for his life".
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  18. Well, the subject has only existed for about 15 months, soooo, long term test results are kind of not possible, we'll know in 15 or 20 years. We ARE the long-term test subjects.
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  19. The good news is: He won't be calling her now.
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  20.  @joebidenisyourpresidentget2481  He absolutely tried to escape the mob, running toward the police lines where the rule of law and survival was possible. At no moment did he attempt to escape justice.
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  21. We'll have real change when 70% of Democrats are federal prisoners.
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  22.  @sageofearth5250  Which is possibly safer than Belgium, but irrelevant as the trip is cancelled so there are zero security concerns.
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  23.  @sageofearth5250  Perhaps she would be wise to not go.
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  24. ​ @peterp3538  In the context of international relations, it is possible to be an "Expert" in anticipating US responses and intentions. It is really not necessary to know what people eat in Louisiana, or the favorite sport, or reality show in Minnesota to have expertise in US affairs helpful to a foreign leader.
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  25.  Dogs are Fun  Heard a lot from smallpox lately? Herd immunity that came from smallpox vaccine ended it. Have you experienced the "better food handling practices" in 3rd world countries? DO you drink the water in Tijuana?
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  26. Try MYOB. It's amazingly effective.
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  27. I asked my 25 year old neighbor yesterday about Chernobyl; He had never heard if it. What one generation considers "common knowledge" is the stuff that the next generation sleeps through in history class.
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  28.  @ДжонМиллер-ъ9м  I think he said "All your base are belong to us"
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  29. And do NOT actually corner him.
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  30. I like "assailant"
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  31.  @sledzeppelin  Could be worse, could be a CNN copywriter.
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  32. Whizzed like "entrails" right over your head.
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  33. Idiots. The government should have told them that there was not enough vaccine and they'd have to enter a lottery to get it. They'd be lined up across town for their ticket. Come one, come all, everybody's a winner!
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  34.  @aescyprium9995  Nicely put.
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  35. I'm waiting for CNN to try to intimidate the jurors next.
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  36. I agree. When you encounter a stranger in a house full of students; if your mind goes to: "OMG there's a murderer here!" there is something wrong with YOU.
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  37.  @aewtx This phenomenon has been known for decades. In the1964 Murder of Kitty Genovese: 38 witnesses saw or heard the attack, and none of them called the police or came to her aid. The bystander effect occurs when the presence of others discourages an individual from intervening in an emergency situation, or during an assault or other crime. The greater the number of bystanders, the less likely it is for any one of them to provide help to a person in distress. It is always shocking when we read about it later.
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  38.  @Moredakkamus  What is being offered by the current, past and future nominees is unvarying allegiance to their party. So vote for that smile and that lie and watch him/her vote the party line. You'll figure out how it works eventually.
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  39. CNN gets an opinion. The judges opinion is the one that matters.
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  40. I'm in Alabama, you don't need CNN to tell this story, it's here. We can see the patient overflow tent from the highway.
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  41. So: Republican poll watchers were in the SAME place as Democrat poll watchers! The Republican poll watchers were looking for fraud and were sequestered 150 ft back where their Democrat counterparts were quite satisfied. Yes, it is true but irrelevant.
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  42. CNN: Hold my beer.
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  43. I've never seen one.
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  44. Married a hedge fund manager. Goooo BANKS!
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  45.  @cplcabs  Nice of us to give their airport back.
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  46.  @peterp3538  In the US, we get to hear a lot of differing opinions and, as thoughtful people we each weigh the validity of what we hear. He might be right and he might be dead wrong; at least our diverse population can access easily many points of view and choose what we will.
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  47.  @williammoore6534  Yes. It all comes down to just how high the stakes are to the players.
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  48. The surviving assailant drew a gun on him at close range, still not charged. Political prosecution.
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  49. That's why the media declared Biden "President-Elect" on a weekend. The courts are closed and many people can be misled.
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  50.  Jack Slack  So one third of post vaccination deaths occurred within 48 hrs.. OK, So that could mean that only three old people died after receiving the vaccine, and one of them was within 48 hours. We kinda need more data if you have a point to make.
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  51. An argument could be made that they actively tried to obstruct justice by attempting to prevent him from turning himself in to the police.
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  52. Witness the last gasps of print media
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  53. It's not our business. We went there to punish the Taliban and find Osama Bin Laden. He's been dead for years. The Afghanis will decide for themselves what flavor of Hell they want.
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  54.  @darryltouchet9563  And yet, still not a majority of the popular vote @ 48.2%
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  55. They are off limits, effectively. "Halt, I cannot let you pass!" "Yeah? You and whose army?" Off Limits means a more powerful force has to exercise control.
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  56.  @JohnGemhunterDX  Force is force. An "Off Limits" rule is words. I see that you agree.
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  57. The ration package was not found IN the hot zone. I did not see any volunteers to go and measure the trench levels.
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  58. That sounds fair.
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  59. The are saying that the public STILL hasn't taken the proper measures to prevent infection. Two out of three in Alabama prefer the virus to the "jab". I know, I live here.
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  60.  @rider3859  Why bend to the will of the ignorant? Thousands of people put in millions of man-hours working on vaccines to "prepare accordingly".
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  61. Need to dump both.
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  62. At this point, his predictions are about as accurate as the average person. 2028: "Hey, I predicted some of the last 11 elections.....". Democracy was vindicated, votes matter.
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  63. The neighborhood watch.
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  64. You don't think that they went to known safer areas and their dose was monitored, as opposed to digging into and camping in the area where the really hot stuff was buried under a few inches of dirt? I lived in an apartment building, but I did not camp in its dumpster. There is no equivalency.
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  65. Yoda Biden: Message approved I.
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  66.  @ecurewitz  It pretty much sank.
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  67. Poland's GDP took an unexpected downturn in 1939; much more severe.
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  68.  @craigscott2315  Not at all, the USSR had a coherent core philosophy. Putin wants to have as much resources as the old USSR had, but mainly to exploit for personal gain.
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  69. Yes unlike New York, Alabama would use them.
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  70.  @noneshere  One day they hope to rule over the ashes and tax the skeletons.
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  71. Some people did some things.
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  72. No those are congressional representatives from Michigan.
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  73. How to protect your Biden sign from being stolen by Conservatives: Carefully place the sign in a conspicuous part of your own lawn. Walk away.
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  74. My local hospital has such tent in the parking lot now.
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  75. All of the "mom and pop" Pharmaceutical companies are closed for Covid, but they really did not have the means to produce vaccines anyway.
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  76. His computer will be full of info about the Canadian border and extradition.
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  77. I suppose she expects flat Earth also as an "opposing view" to facts.
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  78.  @landon-7316  Often "survival" is not the same as "healthy recovery" leaving permanent lung damage.
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  79.  @benlubs  Did Biden wave a magic wand or was funded research ongoing throughout 2020?
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  80.  @benlubs  I can't say, I'm mixed race. Some trouble with sunburn now and then, but never seriously.
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  81. I think that they should. They trust his "expertise".
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  82. 514,404 Funerals in the USA so far would not mean "mild".
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  83.  @oldhead-stillshred8537  You seem to trust the other numbers.
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  84. I think 75 million folks would be willing to donate a dollar.
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  85.  @birdgirl1516  The original capitol of Russia
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  86.  @AnilKumar-ey5yb  Well, when you explain it like that, it just makes it all AOK.
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  87. No vaccine was ever intended to "cure" anything. They exist for prevention. Believe me, no condom EVER "cured" a pregnancy.
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  88.  @eldto7688  I replied to the OP, same as you.
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  89. You are quoting his mother with that "participate in a kill"? or just straight up lying with the pretend quotes.
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  90.  @steadly3668  The defense cannot bring that up.
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  91.  @thomascardwell8117  It's a pretty good defense if you are attacked by a mob at that party.
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  92.  @SSteacher95  A caliber designed for rabbits and woodchucks, not big game.
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  93. Not much for him to do until the courts re-open on Monday.
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  94.  @BAGINAZARD  We can have it fast or we can have it right. We're going for fast right now, "right" is supposed to come in another couple of years. If nature gives us a variant as deadly as SARS the culling will begin.
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  95. Biden bragging about using US funds to extort Ukraine and subvert justice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXA--dj2-CY Perhaps Congress has the names wrong.
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  96. "She didn't have to wear a dress that short, she was just asking for it." "If she'd stayed home in the kitchen, she would have not been assaulted.." He certainly should have stayed home, there is a failure of parenting, but he was still the victim of repeated attempted murders. "If she hadn't attracted the rapists, she would not have had to kill any of them"
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  97. CNN has another politically motivated..anonymous letter, presumably (can't be certain) from J. Edgar Hoovers institution. More of the incestuous relationship of the deep state and the media.
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  98. He will go on to an Ivy League school where he will champion media censorship.
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  99. People will not accept the "untested vaccine" but have no problem accepting the "untested virus".
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  100. I was expecting her to eventually say: "He was abducted by aliens and this is how I got him back, those monsters. How could they?"
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  101. AND, he topples it.
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  102. Better to live without him than to die with him. You are better off without a conspiracy cultist.
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  103.  @set65  Of course not. Many writers and journalists develop the historical record over a decade or two before it can be condensed into a textbook chapter. The generation who experiences an event neglects to pass the knowledge along, believing it to be "common knowledge". The fault lies not with the student, but how our understanding of history is constantly evolving. When I taught history, I tried to find time to fill those gaps. Sometimes historical events are suppressed for a variety of reasons. Example: How the UK breaking the Enigma Code affected the outcome of WW2 was still classified until I was in high school in the 1970's. Now it has been incorporated into the "history of WW2".
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  104.  @nas487  You did describe him, with either a beer or a phone in his face. Not that atypical.
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  105. Standing next to an expert who chose the spot and works there every day? Sure. I would scrupulously avoid going where he said to not go.
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  106. LOL, you must think its from a recipe!
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  107.  @SerasXHarkonnen  Shock and AWE! baby!
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  108. @Blown Gasket An excellent reason to decriminalize.
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  109. So: Republican poll watchers were in the SAME place as Democrat poll watchers! The Republican poll watchers were looking for fraud and were sequestered 150 ft back where their Democrat counterparts were quite satisfied. Yes, it is true but irrelevant.
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  110. So: Republican poll watchers were in the SAME place as Democrat poll watchers! The Republican poll watchers were looking for fraud and were sequestered 150 ft back where their Democrat counterparts were quite satisfied. Yes, it is true but irrelevant.
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  111. If you are stupid enough to do a thing, do you think that your enemy is smarter than you?
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  112.  @deadgolfer6345  Most people could manage that well; his days of fame are done.
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  113. More for me.
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  114. Washed up celebrities on The View are the way to go.
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  115.  @MrBKing86  We've had low numbers of hospitalizations for a while now. "For a while now" is no longer "what we have now".
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  116. I don't know if he is responsible that's what juries are supposed to be for.
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  117. I'll say "not" for 500, Alex.
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  118.  @pheresy1367  It's everyone's flag. Some honor it, some burn it, some take a knee in protest of it. Why should those who appreciate a thing not be be expected to make more use of it.
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  119. So: Republican poll watchers were in the SAME place as Democrat poll watchers! The Republican poll watchers were looking for fraud and were sequestered 150 ft back where their Democrat counterparts were quite satisfied. Yes, it is true but irrelevant.
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  120.  @crimson4066  I suspect that a jury of his peers may come up with a different conclusion after a fair trial presenting the facts and testimony.
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  121.  @devonmarr9872  Everyone knows that if your were born before a certain date, you are not allowed to protect yourself from attempted murder, silly.
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  122.  @wgooetrik  One of the assailants was indeed a convicted felon, who did not shoot, but was shot during an assault. The jury will never hear that the convicted felon doing the assault was a registered sex offender
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  123.  @somemoresomewhere1262  This is what was meant when said: "By Any Means Necessary."
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  124. There will be a hung jury, if not an acquittal. Why no charges against the guy who pulled the gun on him?
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  125. The others all did, so that's how they think.
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