Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Candace Owens Shocking Take On BLM u0026 George Floyd!" video.

  1. ​ @studiobauhaus7740  Wait a few days, then reread what you wrote. You think someone else is idiotic?
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  2. You can't put a pillow over the head of a dying person. You all get that part . . . Right?
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  3. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did, in federal court before an unelected judge. I guess Candace missed that? 😂
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  4. Gaige Grosskreutz, the one who survived, had no criminal record. He admitted under oath that his CC license had expired, so he wasn't supposed to be armed, either. In any event, we don't have outlaws in America that anyone can kill. Rittenhouse acted in self-defense. That is why he was acquitted. Not because those he shot were Baddies.
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  5. ​ @mikesmith542 Why do you ignore that Chauvin pled guilty in federal court? The document takes two seconds to find. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did.
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  6. Then why did Chauvin plead guilty in federal court and sign the plea agreement that says different?
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  7. You could look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. Takes two seconds to find. Or, you could watch Cop Shows. The advertisers thank you.
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  8. Looks like Biden and Trump both have set the standard for intellectual prowess. Good job.
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  9. There was a trial. I know the prosecutor. ALL documents were made public, on a website that was updated with pdfs every day. But Candace knows better. I'd like to see Candace's finances. Then I'd know why she's doing this.
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  10.  @D-Fens_1632  So you do have the presidents you deserve. Huh. How about that.
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  12. ​ @tensor_verkampen ​You could look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to doing, in federal court where judges are not elected. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. Google brings that up, too. Guess Candace missed that.
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  13. ​ @r1bew42  Given that Chauvin pled guilty in federal court, and the document takes two seconds to find, all the false comments should be shadowed. It describes what he himself admits he did.
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  14.  @random9username  You can't find it, huh?
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  15. ​ @gordonmershe1351 You could look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did.
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  16. ​@ajax2.087 She forgot Chauvin pled guilty in federal court. Takes two seconds to find the actual plea agreement. But I won't make bank pointing that out will I? Candace, on the other hand . . .
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  17. ​ @Ryan-kc5pl  He agreed in federal court that he did use excessive force.
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  18. ​ @truthbearer7891 You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to. Federal court requires allocution, so Chauvin had to describe exactly what he himself agrees he did. I guess Candace missed that part? 😂 But she won't miss 💰 with this story.
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  19. Or, you can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to. That's the real stuff. The stuff that counts.
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  21.  @RCx44  You didn't know about his plea, huh? That's okay, don't feel bad. Anyway, Candace needs the money.
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  22. @johnnysalt  I'm fine with that. And concerning Owens, as an entertainer, I might not care much for her style of comedy, but in principle I have no objections. But she claims to be a documentarian.
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  23. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. I guess Candace missed that? 😂
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  24. I unsubbed for good this time. He's been saying all over that Gaige Grosskreutz was a criminal. He was NOT. In any event, we don't have outlaws in the US that anyone can shoot. Rittenhouse was acquitted because he acted in self-defense. Not because the victims were Bad People. Grosskreutz even had to change his name because he could not move on with his life after the trial. I believe he has a lawsuit against the police pending, for actively encouraging vigilantes that night. Good thought. Rittenhouse was a minor, and a victim of the adults around him as well.
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  25. Funny she missed Chauvin's federal guilty plea. The plea agreement takes two seconds to find. Federal court requires allocution: he had to say what he did, to support the guilty plea.​ It's a short document. Even Kurt could cope with it.
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  26. ​ @rjc_2001  Too bad she missed the federal guilty plea. But that would interrupt her new career.
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  27. ​@Ixaglet That's funny. All the rich suburbs northwest of me have been bragging they had opioid antidote for years. Over a decade. You know you can't smother a dying person and hurry it up, right?
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  28. Funny, Chauvin pled guilty in federal court. That agreement is easy to find.
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  29. ​ @GP-yc2it Not what his federal plea deal says.
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  30. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. Somehow, that was . . . Missed?
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  31.  @random9username  But why did Chauvin plead guilty to federal charges, after fighting his state court case? What did he have to gain? Nothing. It can only hurt his appeals and his habeas corpus chances.
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  32.  @random9username  So . . . What he himself said under oath isn't important. A "documentary" by a woman who says Macron's wife is a man, when Macron was once classmates with her oldest daughter, is Truth. Only in America.
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  33.  @thenoobassassin  So, you can't find actual documents, but you believe a twit who says Macron's wife is a man? Sounds about right for 2024.
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  34.  @oceania2385  Keith Ellison is the Minnesota AG. The federal case is entirely separate.
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  35. @thenoobassassin  Since my reply was erased for no reason, I reported you. Stop trying to censor me.
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  36. No, she's making bank.
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  37. I guess he forgot to look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement, and see what Chauvin himself pled guilty to doing.
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  38. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. I guess Candace missed that? 😂
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  39. She must have debts.
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  40.  @D-Fens_1632  🌟🌟🌟Shocking news!! Madame Macron is a MAN!!!🌟🌟🌟🚀
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  41. Of course you're right. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. I guess Candace missed that? 😂
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  42. Of course you're right. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. I guess Candace missed that? 😂
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  43.  @trauma50disaster1  What research? Did he miss Chauvin's federal plea deal?
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  44. He pled guilty in federal court. The document is posted. See what he agrees he did.
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  45. @HolySpicoli  Yup, the one who reads, unlike Biden, Trump, Pelosi, AOC, Mitch McConnell, Elise Stefanik, etc. Oh, and you.
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  46. @HolySpicoli  Well, Chauvin did plead guilty to federal charges, in federal court, which requires a detailed allocution. Guilty pleas are not simply routine or strategic; nor is there any reason to think he couldn't secure competent counsel (though of course he has a right to raise that -- but the burden is his). When serious doubts were first raised about Chauvin's guilt, I was puzzled as to why the Supreme Court denied cert, even allowing for the fact they almost always do. Well, . . . If you haven't read the plea agreement, you should.
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  47. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to doing, before a federal judge. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did.
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  48. There was a trial. I know the prosecutor. ALL documents were made public, on a website that was updated with pdfs every day. The Supreme Court denied cert. But Candace knows better. She should go back to claiming Madame Macron is a man. That brought her some attention, didn't it? Too esoteric for American audiences? Credit card bills too high?
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  49.  @dennisfyfe920  It takes a few seconds to look up. See for yourself. As if you'd believe me, lol.
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  50.  @dennisfyfe920  Of course you'll make a new excuse. Statements made under oath in federal court are nonsense. Candace's grift is real. Well, she does make more than a federal judge does, and if money = truth, . . . But why did Chauvin plead guilty? What did he have to gain? Nothing. It can only hurt his appeals and his habeas corpus chances.
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  51.  @dennisfyfe920  But why did Chauvin plead guilty? What did he have to gain? Nothing. It can only hurt his appeals and his habeas corpus chances.
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  52. @dennisfyfe920  A guilty plea and allocution under oath is nothing. But a documentary by Candace Owens is truth.
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  53. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. I guess college-dropout Candace missed that part? 😂
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  54. You can't, like, put a pillow over the head of a dying person. You get that part? Right?
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  55.  @Ixaglet  The point is, you cannot hasten the death of a dying person. Even if their demise is imminent. It is still a homicide. We are not an abstract thinker, are we?
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  56.  @Ixaglet  Hastening the demise of someone already close to the end is a crime. Looks like using the real words is verboten. Well, the real words sometimes appear, sometimes not. What a world.
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  57.  @Ixaglet  YES THEY DID Yes Be calm, face facts. They did. Candace needs money. That's what this is all about. Not truth seeking. Credit cards.
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  58.  @Ixaglet  The court documents were all made public, the entire file. You don't have to believe me. You can see for yourself.
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  59.  @Ixaglet  Or better than that, look up his federal plea agreement. That's a short document. See what he agreed to plead guilty to.
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  60. She was born in the States. Some of her ancestors are Caribbean. She lies a lot anyway. Cha-ching. 💰
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  61. ​ @MotherofMycroft So, you read the federal plea agreement? Funny it wasn't mentioned.
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  62. ​ @randysmith9841 Did you miss that Chauvin pled guilty in federal court, too? His plea agreement takes a few seconds to find. It describes what he himself admits he did. Federal pleas require that that be spelled out in detail.
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  63. But Chauvin did plead guilty in federal court. The document stating what he himself admits to doing is very easy to find.
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  64. @johnnysalt  Federal guilty pleas require an allocution: he must precisely state what he is pleading guilty to. The presentencing report is even more detailed. When I first heard about the open questions in this case -- alledged open questions -- I was surprised his petition for cert to the Supreme Court went nowhere. Now I know why. More to the point, Candace is misleading you for dough.
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  65. ​ @studiobauhaus7740  Because you can't put a pillow over the head of a dying person. You know that, right?
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  66. ​ @studiobauhaus7740 Funny, in the rich suburbs of my city, cops have been saving kids for over a decade with narcan, and bragging about it. Took a lot longer to get it into the city proper, for some reason.
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  67.  @Ixaglet  The "Madame Macron is a Man" series is what should really be fun to check, especially given that Macron's wife's oldest daughter was once his classmate.
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  68. I unsubbed for good this time. He's been saying all over that Gaige Grosskreutz was a criminal. He was NOT. In any event, we don't have outlaws in the US that anyone can shoot. Rittenhouse was acquitted because he acted in self-defense. Not because the victims were Bad People. Grosskreutz even had to change his name because he could not move on with his life after the trial. I believe he has a lawsuit against the police pending, for actively encouraging vigilantes that night. Good thought. Rittenhouse was a minor, and a victim of the adults around him as well.
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  69. WHAT evidence do YOU have that Gaige Grosskreutz had ANY criminal record? A misdemeanor? Dropped charges? Some naive attempt at "citizen journalism" in a police parking lot where he decided to photograph squad cars for no apparent reason? Some accusations in the tabloids with no conviction? He did admit his CC license was expired. That is true. In any event, we don't have outlaws in the US that anyone can shoot. Rittenhouse was acquitted because he acted in self-defense. Not because the victims were Bad People. Grosskreutz even had to change his name because he could not move on with his life after the trial, and had no problem changing his name. I believe he has a lawsuit against the police pending, for actively encouraging vigilantes that night. Good thought. Rittenhouse was a minor, and a victim of the adults around him as well. He should never have been tried as an adult, if at all, although at least he was acquitted.
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  70. ​@buckfiden1228 There ARE more white people. There are more Latin American people, too. There was a trial. I know the prosecutor. ALL documents were made public, on a website that was updated with pdfs every day. The Supreme Court denied cert. But Candace knows better. She should go back to claiming Macron's wife is a man. To think that lots of people still work for money. Weird.
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  71. ​ @D-Fens_1632 What is it okay with you for police to do, exactly? What's the limit?
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  72. Not only that, but you can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. I guess Candace missed that part? She should stick to saying Madame Macron is a man. 😂
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  73. There was a trial. I know the prosecutor. ALL documents were made public, on a website that was updated with pdfs every day. But Candace knows better.
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  74.  @Ixaglet  There was a trial. I know the prosecutor. ALL documents were made public, on a website that was updated with pdfs every day. I watched or read about the proceedings every single day. The Supreme Court recently denied cert. But college dropout Candace knows better. "In other shocking news, Madame Macron is a man!!!!"
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  75.  @Ixaglet  I never watch any cable station, and never have. I never watch Tik Tok. You?
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  76.  @Ixaglet  But I do get censored here if I present actual facts from the trial and the court documents.
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  77.  @Ixaglet  Where did you find "the" coroner's report? Which one? The one presented at trial?
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  78. ​​ @Ixaglet ​Have you looked up Chauvin's federal plea agreement, to see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court? It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did. I guess Candace missed that part?
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  79. Funny she missed Chauvin's federal guilty plea. Takes two seconds to find. Federal court requires allocution: he had to say what he did, to support the guilty plea.
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  80. You can look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to. It describes exactly what he agrees he did.
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  81.  @DavidNefelimSlayer  Why? Federal court requires allocution, before a federal judge who is not elected. Why not look it up and see for yourself? You think Candace is more trustworthy?
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  82.  @DavidNefelimSlayer  But why did Chauvin plead guilty, then? What did he have to gain? Nothing. It can only hurt his appeals and his habeas corpus chances.
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  83. Is Owens broke or something? Did she run up her credit cards right before getting fired? Go back to claiming Madame Macron is a monsieur. 😂😂😂
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  84. There was a trial. I know the prosecutor. ALL documents were made public, on a website that was updated with pdfs every single day. But Candace knows better. She also claims Madame Macron is a man. I guess some people are desperate for money.
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  85. Not what Chauvin said when he pled guilty in federal court. Federal plea agreements require an admission to the facts of what you yourself agree you did. But those stories don't bring in the 💰 huh?
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  86.  @D-Fens_1632  LOOK WHO'S TALKING 🤣🤣🤣
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  87.  @D-Fens_1632  Go shove some money into Candace's pocket. The credit card companies will thank you. 🤣🤣🤣 Keep interest rates lower for the rest of us.
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  88. Explain Chauvin's guilty plea in federal court. The plea deal is posted, and describes what Chauvin himself says he did. Takes a few seconds to find.
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  89. ​ @frogscotch19 Look at his federal guilty plea. That's a real document, not a documentary.
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  90. ​ @frogscotch19 Didn't you read the federal plea agreement? 😂😂😂
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  91. ​ @Pancajayna Do you need glasses to find Chauvin's federal guilty plea? You could look it up. Much faster than watching videos . . .
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  92. ​ @I_am_not_a_rob0t Funny, that's not what Chauvin himself said in federal court when he PLED GUILTY.
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  93.  @I_am_not_a_rob0t  Federal plea deals require allocution. You must agree to the details of the alleged crime in order for your guilty plea to be accepted. Can't find the document? Takes a few seconds.
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  94.  @I_am_not_a_rob0t  Why would he, in this instance? He could have maintained his innocence. He had nothing to gain by pleading guilty to federal charges after maintaining his innocence in state court.
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  95.  @I_am_not_a_rob0t  So Candace is right, but statements made under oath in federal court don't know nuthin'.
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  96.  @I_am_not_a_rob0t  But why did Chauvin plead guilty? What did he have to gain? Nothing. It can only hurt his appeals and his habeas corpus chances.
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  97. @karmadog4565  Oh that's your excuse? Creative, I must admit. Having said that, he is entitled to heavy protection, without harming his conditions of confinement. No solitary, no curtailing exercise or law library access, etc.
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  98.  @cuppycakey5013  Why did Chauvin plead guilty to federal charges? The plea agreement is posted.
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  99. ​ @motelghost-AC Or, ​you could look up Chauvin's federal plea agreement and see what Chauvin pled guilty to in federal court. It describes exactly what Chauvin himself agrees he did.
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  100.  @random9username  HA
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  101.  @random9username  Can't find it, huh? 🤪🤣🤣🤣
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  102. @random9username  I'm sensing a pattern, too. You are a true American. You don't read. What's the point of being a citizen of the one global superpower, if you're going to have to read? Reading is for Gazans and French people.
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  103.  @random9username  Va te faire foutre. (Moi, je lis le grec ancien.)
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  104.  @random9username  I just got censored for something really funny, not bad at all. I'm therefore blocking you. 😂
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