Comments by "E Dennis" (@edennis8578) on "Nate The Lawyer" channel.

  1. ​ @Bass-lh6hn Someone who graduated law school and passed the bar who obviously isn't qualified. Who was made a judge without ever having set foot in a courtroom. The very definition of privileged.
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  2. The sheriff was about to be tried on corruption charges. How do you know that anything he says is true?
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  3. ​ @pkwithmeplease I agree. That was a terrible idea.
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  4. Except that he also contributed almost half a BILLION dollars to the Democrats. He's an accomplice, not a victim.
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  5. ​ @Sniperboy5551  If you put peanuts in food that wasn't supposed to have peanuts in it, that could get you an attempted murder charge. This is worse.
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  6. ​ @DIEGhostfish The judge and sheriff had an argument when the judge found out what had been going on. The sheriff had been covering for the deputy and was about to be charged. So we have a corrupt sheriff with a (demonstrably) violent disposition. I see an entirely different scenario than you, since the sheriff said that the judge was "kidnapping" both his wife and daughter. It's more likely that he was helping them escape this psycho sheriff.
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  7. The sheriff was about to be tried on corruption charges. Maybe the daughter was scared witless of her violent father and was looking for help to get out of there.
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  8. ​ @hughjanus5518 If he told the police that he had a dog at home, then they would have taken the dog to a shelter. Deliberately starving his dog is animal abuse. That's a crime.
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  9. ​​ @Blossoms0fJoy  I saw the video footage. It wasn't a mess. Most of the vehicles following them were their own security vehicles. Two cops cars were trying to get by the crawling taxi (which was going about 5 miles an hour) and sped off in a different direction as soon as they had the chance. One or two reporters were flashing their cameras when the taxi was creeping, and were left behind when the taxi sped up a little. The taxi was moving so slowly that one of the security men was walking behind it.
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  10. It depends on the reason for the outrage. I'm outraged that the WEF straight out says that it wants to eliminate free will in the population. On the other hand, my sister-in-law gets outraged if someone mispronounces her name; that's entitlement.
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  11. So it had nothing to do with the fact that the sheriff was about to be tried on corruption charges? Hm? Maybe the daughter was scared of her violent father and was looking for help to get away. If the sheriff said that the judge was "kidnapping" both his wife and daughter, that says to me that the judge was their emergency number in case the sheriff got violent. Considering, that doesn't sound too farfetched.
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  12. @InsideandOut I saw the video. The police were NOT escorting them. The police, sirens blaring and lights flashing, were just trying to get past the taxi on their way to somewhere else. As soon as the taxi, which was going all 5 miles an hour, got past the intersection, the police cars made a turn and drove off in a different direction.
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  13. Have you seen the video footage? They were crawling. Maybe 5 miles an hour (so that the photographers could get the shots, no doubt). Their own security vehicles were right behind them and one of the security men was walking behind the taxi.
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  14. The Pheonix New Times says that he was indicted on 3 felonies and faces up to 9 years in prison.
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  15. Harry had to know that there was no car chase. I saw the footage. If crawling along at 5 miles an hour is a car chase, then that's a pretty low bar.
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  16. How do you know that anything happened? One piece of circumstantial evidence isn't a sure thing that anything actually happened.
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  17. ​ @louiedoee Bs. The sheriff was about to be tried on corruption charges. That doesn't suit your narrative, does it?
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  18. At least 375 counts of attempted murder - should be life without parole. In four years, he'll be out doing it again.
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  19. I agree. Someone could have gotten sick, and how would they connect it with bug spray on the food if they didn't know about it?
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  20. Lost all respect for Nate on this. The Phoenix New Times says the guy was indicted on 3 felony charges and could get 9 years in prison and a $155,000 fine.
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  21. Not only that, one of their security men was walking behind the taxi as it crawled along. I saw the video footage.
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  22. Walmart did.
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  23. Zuckerberg also contributed almost half a BILLION dollars to the Democrats. That's full throttled commitment.
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  24. ​ @hughjanus5518 Psychopaths can't be rehabilitated. Their brains physically work differently than normal people's. Do you know what happens when a psychopath gets therapy? They learn how to be better at it.
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  25. ​ @jennastewart7290 Yes, you have to show financial loss to win such a lawsuit. I mean, you can tecnically win, but it'll be at your expense. It's a big chunk of money for a little emotional satisfaction.
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  26. ​ @jcraw6332 One of Trump's biggest problems is that he trusted the system too much. He had no idea how corrupt the entire system is. Hopefully, he now understands what he's up against.
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  27. ​ @jcraw6332 Hillary Clinton only paid an $8,000 fine for the same thing; she filed the payment for that phony Steele dossier under legal advice. So you're saying that she should be a felon, too.
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  28. Remember that Danny Masterson will spend the rest of his life in prison without any evidence having been produced against him whatsoever.
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  29. I'm more worried about the rotisserie chickens than the produce. You don't wash rotisserie chicken before you eat it.
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  30. What worries me is that both Michigan and Georgia have stopped counting with 97% of the votes counted. The margin is very thin in both states. When this happened last time, that's when they started the big cheating.
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  31. Danny Masterson is spending the rest of his life in prison without any evidence having been presented against him whatsoever.
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  32. He was indicted on 3 felony charges. The Phoenix New Times says that he could get 9 years in prison and a $155,000 fine.
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  33. He contributed half a billion dollars to the Democrats. He's an accomplice, not a victim.
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  34. We are a democratic republic. We vote.
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  35. ​ @TheThreatenedSwan  What?
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  36. Tricked? Oh, sure. And I have a bridge to sell.
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  37. The sheriff was about to be tried on corruption charges. Maybe he's a pathological liar.
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  38. Except that he donated half a billion dollars to the Democrats. Half a billion.
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