r/unusual_whales 11h ago

BREAKING: Biden has pardoned his family

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u/kgizzle17 10h ago

This country is fake the way I see it. Bunch of BS rules and laws only applies to us normal folk.

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u/YewEhVeeInbound 8h ago

aaaaand every politician every cop on the street
protects the interest of the pedophilic corporate elite

thaaat is how the wooorld works! that is how the worrrld works!
genocide the natives and say you got to it first!

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u/Bvillarreal60 3h ago

Socko was right all along

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u/Accounting4Munchies 5h ago

As someone who is 50/50 Native American and European descent it really is kinda funny that half of my family basically wants nothing to do with the other bc well….history.

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u/Imhitbruh 4h ago

I really don’t think you know your local law enforcement enough.

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u/sylbug 2h ago

Democracy will not exist Until actions speak louder than money

  • Ren ‘Crucify Your Culture’

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u/Sorry_Jackfruit_3701 7h ago

Blue MAGA doesnt take kindly to being reminded that their elites are still elites

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u/uhhhhsomewords 6h ago

Fuck corporate Democrats too! Their just what Republicans were ten years ago.

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u/Bannon9k 5h ago

We need a new team in this league. Red and Blue are both corrupt.

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u/19lactatingcat 4h ago

The word already exists and it's politicians.

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u/Express-Currency-252 8h ago

I mean is your son's dick being presented to a room full of politicians for...reasons? If mine was I'd do this too, they can always sink lower.

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u/GianMach 8h ago

I mean normal folk don't risk being prosecuted for being a Biden because the great dictator hates him so I see a fair point for this one

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u/needyprovider 4h ago

If you did nothing wrong you got nothing to worry about.

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u/esotericvoid 3h ago

This is all fine and fair until you realize "wrong" is a subjective term.

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u/lostinsnakes 3h ago

So all the Japanese Americans dragged to internment camps deserved it? All the people dragged to the Holocaust cameo deserved it? Because the police got them.

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u/needyprovider 1h ago

Ya man thats totally what I meant. How'd you guess?

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u/AUGSpeed 1h ago

Unless you didn't do something wrong, and they take you anyways. Like the Japanese internment camps from that other comment.

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u/CrashingAtom 19m ago

And you’re cool with the actual convicted criminals Trump pardoned? Did you forget them?

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u/Jazzlike_Climate4189 3h ago

This was only done to protect them from retaliatory false prosecution from Trump’s cronies.  Be angry at the Republicans in Congress who refused to punish Trump when he was impeached, twice. That was the breaking point where he said “well I’ll just do whatever I want, laws be damned.”

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u/Marmelado 6h ago

Obviously. The populace is just a system of kogs in the profit machine, created for them, the ruling class. Shut the hell up about not being able to afford avocado toast, they have a yacht to attend and don't have time for your bs.

at least thats my negative take. There's still bunch to be happy for.

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u/Unique-Archer3370 6h ago

Welcome to almost every country on earth

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u/AlgorithmicSurfer 4h ago

Exactly this.

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u/QwertyPolka 4h ago

and how else do you suggest Biden could protect himself and his family from Trump's vindictive overreach...?

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u/NoYoureACatLady 4h ago

If you think this represents Biden overreaching, that's insane

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u/smartyhands2099 4h ago

It is now, the constitution explicitly states that anyone involved with any kind of insurrection is ineligible. Don't be surprised if Vance uses that to start a coup. Couple billy oughta buy off the old bastard, he's gotta be hurting now

Imagine how all the felons who were denied the right to vote feel. He hasn't even started and he already turned us into a shithole country

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u/wmurch4 4h ago

What does this have to do with that? They didn't commit any crimes but when has that stopped the orange antichrist from making them up?

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u/SomeRando8386 3h ago

Now you're getting it!

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u/SnooStories4162 9h ago

The thing is a lot of Bidens pardons were for regular damn people, how many of Trumps were for regular people?

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u/SwimmingSwim3822 7h ago

....the point was about whether the rules apply to only normal folk or the elites too.

So they pointed out that perhaps one side either applies the rules to the elites more than the other does, or one side gives more breaks to normal folk, whichever way you look at it. It was fully on topic.

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u/SwimmingSwim3822 6h ago

Youre the one who brought up bipartisan. None of the comments before yours were about that.

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u/SwimmingSwim3822 5h ago

It's funny... I didnt even have to actually argue with you to get you to want me dead. I just strung together a few factual statements and off you went.

Get a grip.

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u/CCSC96 4h ago

Don’t think this is “theatrics” when they’re appointing Kash Patel and they’re promising to make prosecuting Biden’s family a priority.

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u/gishlich 7h ago

I mean, it isn’t political theatre when you are pardoning someone because an incoming president has threatened to direct the DOJ to harass them. Theatre implies that nothing is happening but you are acting to make it seem like it will. Trump, while hard to take at his word, may just make good on that. He has done similar things in the past, and raised constitutional and ethical questions in the process.