Roy Moore Accuser admits to forging yearbook

bornaneer

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So he didn't try to molest nine women when they were underage?
I'm sure he did something.....I've already said the guy is a real creep. My only point on this whole deal is the timing. Watch all the "breaking news" crawlers all go away in a few days. You're a smart person and you know I'm right.
 

MountaineerWV

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I'm sure he did something.....I've already said the guy is a real creep. My only point on this whole deal is the timing. Watch all the "breaking news" crawlers all go away in a few days. You're a smart person and you know I'm right.

You have the same complaint on the Weinstein accusers and their "timing" as well?
 
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"America was great during slavery?"

At a campaign event earlier this year, an audience member asked Moore for his opinion on when the last time America was "great." Moore responded: "I think it was great at the time when families were united—even though we had slavery—they cared for one another…. Our families were strong, our country had a direction." The individual who asked the question was among the only African-Americans in attendance at the rally. In stating this, Moore seemingly implied he'd be able to overlook the enslavement of other human beings as long as families are "united," an interesting perspective from a man accused of repeatedly preying on young girls.
 

TarHeelEer

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"America was great during slavery?"

At a campaign event earlier this year, an audience member asked Moore for his opinion on when the last time America was "great." Moore responded: "I think it was great at the time when families were united—even though we had slavery—they cared for one another…. Our families were strong, our country had a direction." The individual who asked the question was among the only African-Americans in attendance at the rally. In stating this, Moore seemingly implied he'd be able to overlook the enslavement of other human beings as long as families are "united," an interesting perspective from a man accused of repeatedly preying on young girls.

Keep trying, maybe some crap you throw will eventually stick.
 
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Keep trying, maybe some crap you throw will eventually stick.

Do you not believe he said it? It was documented at a public campaign meeting last night.

trump was right. He could shoot people and wouldn't lose voters. I think the same is true with Moore supporters. And I'm the racist? LMAO!
 

bornaneer

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"America was great during slavery?"

At a campaign event earlier this year, an audience member asked Moore for his opinion on when the last time America was "great." Moore responded: "I think it was great at the time when families were united—even though we had slavery—they cared for one another…. Our families were strong, our country had a direction." The individual who asked the question was among the only African-Americans in attendance at the rally. In stating this, Moore seemingly implied he'd be able to overlook the enslavement of other human beings as long as families are "united," an interesting perspective from a man accused of repeatedly preying on young girls.
No defense of Moore from me.
 

bornaneer

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Do you not believe he said it? It was documented at a public campaign meeting last night.

trump was right. He could shoot people and wouldn't lose voters. I think the same is true with Moore supporters. And I'm the racist? LMAO!
It's all about the Senate seat. I don't think you want me to paint you into another corner regarding political ethics........Anyway...whats one more slime-ball in Congress really do.
 

TarHeelEer

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OK, my mistake, earlier this year. Do you not believe he said it?

I don't know, and don't really care. Regurgitated garbage. His exact words reportedly used was that it was better when families were united. If correctly reported, he should've stopped there.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Do you not believe he said it? It was documented at a public campaign meeting last night.

trump was right. He could shoot people and wouldn't lose voters. I think the same is true with Moore supporters. And I'm the racist? LMAO!
No, you’re the racist because you called a black man of opposing ideology a House N***** and proceeded to stereotype him as needing Govt assistance. Moore could be and likely is as well. Now what’s your point?
 
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No, you’re the racist because you called a black man of opposing ideology a House N***** and proceeded to stereotype him as needing Govt assistance. Moore could be and likely is as well. Now what’s your point?

Who said anything about anyone needing government assistance? Find the post. Good luck.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Who said anything about anyone needing government assistance? Find the post. Good luck.
Well, at least you’ve graduated to acknowledging you called him a House N*****. And as to the latter, if you’d like to clear up how he votes against his self interests, I’d love to hear it. He’s asked you about 10 times and refuse to answer him. Floor is yours.
 

The Dunedein

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The "add-on" to the yearbook signature goes to another issue, one that has been bothering me since these harassment charges started surfacing. If a man is alleged to have harassed, and denies it, shouldn't we reserve judgment until the evidence on both sides is presented? Whether it's Roy Moore or Al Franken, he is entitled to some notion of due process. The jump to presumption of guilt is troubling. Now, if the guy admits he did it (i.e., on a videotape on a bus), or is captured in a photo as he goes to cup her breasts while she's asleep, slap him upside the head, figuratively. But for allegations denied, both sides should be heard before punishing him.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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The "add-on" to the yearbook signature goes to another issue, one that has been bothering me since these harassment charges started surfacing. If a man is alleged to have harassed, and denies it, shouldn't we reserve judgment until the evidence on both sides is presented? Whether it's Roy Moore or Al Franken, he is entitled to some notion of due process. The jump to presumption of guilt is troubling. Now, if the guy admits he did it (i.e., on a videotape on a bus), or is captured in a photo as he goes to cup her breasts while she's asleep, slap him upside the head, figuratively. But for allegations denied, both sides should be heard before punishing him.
Exactly
 

atlkvb

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"America was great during slavery?"

At a campaign event earlier this year, an audience member asked Moore for his opinion on when the last time America was "great." Moore responded: "I think it was great at the time when families were united—even though we had slavery—they cared for one another…. Our families were strong, our country had a direction." The individual who asked the question was among the only African-Americans in attendance at the rally. In stating this, Moore seemingly implied he'd be able to overlook the enslavement of other human beings as long as families are "united," an interesting perspective from a man accused of repeatedly preying on young girls.

Slaves were emancapated over 200 years ago country so tell me why Blacks continue to live on Democrat plantations voting for them?

What's the best thing Democrats did in the interest of Black folks?

Did you know more Republicans voted with Lyndon Johnson for the Civil Rights act in 1964 than Southern Democrats who mostly opposed it? He (Johnson) couldn't get his own fellow Democrats to pass his signature Legislation. Republicans put him over the top.

Fact.

Bet you didn't even know that you are so busy fighting for the interests of Black people.

Did you also know that Alabama Governor George Wallace was an avowed Racist?

He wasn't Republican country, he was a Democrat.
 
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eerdoc

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I'm sure he did something.....I've already said the guy is a real creep. My only point on this whole deal is the timing. Watch all the "breaking news" crawlers all go away in a few days. You're a smart person and you know I'm right.
I would qualify your response. He may have been a creep some 40 years ago. I suggest he was a very immature young man who truly lacked social graces. He seems to have approached young ladies in ways that pst society would question. However, that WAS 40 years ago. He married (and I presume he was closer to his age), raised a family that includes grandchildren, was a successful politician (whether or not you agree with his stance on several issues, and did not repeat the patterns for which he is being accused (and it now appears somewhat fraudulently). One can easily argue that he has had 40 years of rehabilitation. Have we not heard for decades (often from the left) that the tole of the courts is to rehabilitate the offender? The history of Judge Moore sounds like a pretty good success story to me. The same cannot be said for Franken. Several of his alleged acts have occurred within the last few years. Not at all a similar case to Judge Moore.