Comments by "Mark Armage" (@markarmage3776) on "Fox News" channel.

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  17. ​ David Williams  You have no argument against any fact anybody have given out, so are you a troll or a moron? Either way, go back to school, kid. Here, UBI is stealing money, you're giving money to people who don't work by taking the majority from the people who do work, and your excuse for that is because their jobs are being replaced. Now that is really stupid, when somebody is out of work, you find them new job, not give them free money, assistance might come, but need to be returned, otherwise it is a handout. Because if they don't have jobs, they don't pay tax, the money they're given is not like stockholders privilege, they haven't put any money in for equity. If people don't create values anymore, taxing tech companies will not make any money, they don't have jobs, they can't pay, they can't buy stuff, tech companies will fail, aka, your taxing will not work. Your big idea is to change them from workers in storage housing into what? Nurses? Painters? Artists? All of the above requires a market, which the people worked in storage housing used to be and now if the market is gone, or severely gone undersized, those jobs value will also decrease. Now I get your intention, it's good, you need to figure out a way to adapt to change, the unfortunate thing is that your way is stupid. If giving people free money can make more money, they would've done it already, but wait, nobody does it, even socialist countries, because the presumption of it is anti-science. Go back to school, kid.
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  22.  @Retrostarscream  Hey listen, kid. I know you're desperate but just don't be a troll here. I just refuted all your sources as in pointed how you're lying about the source. Those aren't sources, those are you lying of what the source actually means. 1. According to the McGhan story and Donald Trump telling him to deny the story of The President ordering to terminate the Special Counsel. This entire interpretation of Mueller and yours is based on a slippery slope definition. The definition of obstruction. Obstruction means perverting of justice, and you need to prove that the action of telling McGhan to tell a version of the story that McGhan doesn't feel comfortable with, or even that McGhan interpreted in an entire different way, therefore leading to misunderstanding of what the meeting is about and what he was told to do, is not related to "justice" at any point. So if The President told his son to say that they served Polish Vodka instead of Russian Vodka would also be obstruction? It relates to the Russian connection, think a bit pal. The detail of whether The President tell Don McGhan to say this or that, doesn't matter at all, because what he say, is not related in anyway to the investigation or any of the charges. That is my analysis to refute that passage of The Mueller Report, you know what this is called, it's called thinking, not just quoting false information like you. 2. That second paragraph you quoted about prosecuting somebody after office. That's just total irrelevant, Mueller there just typed a standard line, announcing himself to have executed his job properly, which is his opinion alone. That statement about " conducted a thorough factual investigation in order to preserve the evidence when memories were fresh and documentary materials were available", what, SO IF THE PRESIDENT HAS IMMUNITY AFTER OFFICE THEN THEY WILL NOT CONDUCT A THOROUGH FACTUAL INVESTIGATION? OR IS IT THEY WON'T PRESERVE ANY EVIDENCE? President has no immunity after office, but in order to charge them for the same crime as the crime that has already been investigated, they need to have declared him guilty in the report, Mueller didn't do that, Ken Starr did that, and in that case, if Clinton wasn't acquitted by the Senate, he would've been prosecuted after office. In Trump case, you can't charge him, you have nothing, what crime? You have an example up for suggestion and no conclusion, except for the conclusion that had to be made because of Mueller's incompetency, by Barr saying that he's not guilty. So yeah, they can preserve evidence, there's nothing to charge him. Mueller's words in that paragraph is just basic procedures. 3. Your thesis of Mueller Press Conference, THAT IS HIS FALSE OPINION. KEN STARR DID IT WITH CLINTON, IF MUELLER DIDN'T COME UP WITH A CONCLUSION, IT DOESN'T MATTER WHY, HE FAILED TO DO HIS JOBS. IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW HE FEEL, THE FACT IS THERE, MUELLER GAVE UP HIS CREDIBILITY WHEN HE REFUSED TO FINISH THE WORK. It doesn't matter how Mr. Incompetent feels , if he can't conclude guilty, by his conscious calling or moral calling or whatever, by the Constitution of the United States, he declared that Donald Trump is innocent, as in how every citizen is innocent until proven guilty. Clear? Pal, stop posting lies that you made up. 4. "The constitution requires a process other than the criminal justice system to formally accuse a sitting President of wrong doing". Again, this is his opinion alone, The Constitution require a different process to remove the President from office, but to ACCUSE, NO IT DOESN'T NEED A DIFFERENT PROCESS TO ACCUSE. DOESN'T MATTER WHETHER HE FEELS IF THIS IS FAIR OR NOT, THAT IS THE LAW AND THERE'S NO SUCH LAW BAN HIM FROM MAKING A CONCLUSION, HE GAVE UP. So yeah, pal, stop posting lies that you made up. Finally, if you already know that your argument are dumb as hell and you're still typing it because you're trolling, I suggest going back to school, small time troll.
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