[ExI] pay to not play

[Will Steinberg]

Spike honest question do you regularly watch fox news?

I suppose I just don't get why anyone cares that much about Biden's
crackhead son.  This whole thing is one out of a million examples of
corruption,  nepotism, etc.  I think crying foul about the ATF form shows a
lot of bias.  The ATF is shitty and I wouldn't wish them an iota more power
even if it was wielded against my political enemies.   Cutting off nose to
spite face

On Mon, Dec 5, 2022, 12:43 PM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> *From:* extropy-chat <extropy-chat-bounces at lists.extropy.org> *On Behalf
> Of *Dave S via extropy-chat
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> >…What nullifies federal government control of firearm sales?
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> The standing continuous demonstration that one can lie on their F4473 and
> the FBI can know, yet do nothing about it.
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> Then if someone does and the FBI reacts, the obvious question: Are there
> two different sets of law?
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> And the next obvious question: Was the FBI aware of the most famous F4473
> in history?  Who was aware?  When were they aware?
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> >>… Without that documentation, the video is either child pornography or
> the legal equivalent of that.
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> >…Considering that the laptop was not in his custody for some time,
> proving that Hunter Biden put them there could be difficult. With good
> lawyers--which I'm sure he'd have--this wouldn't be a slam dunk.
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> It would be except for two things: the computer repairman thought of that
> and made sure copies of that disk were in the custody of others.  The other
> is that the subject made a video of himself with a harlot struggling to
> explain how (words fail me (as they so seldom do (but they failed him too
> at that moment))) these videos were that his three Russian friends stole.
> Even that video itself falls under the category of illegal pornography
> because there was not enough cotton between the two of them to fill the top
> of an aspirin bottle.  If all that is on yet another laptop in the
> possession of the Russians, it is a pretty safe bet the Russians have the
> goods on this man, and possibly his father.
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> >>… Some days it is just no fun being a computer repairman.
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> >…C'mon... Murder? You've been watching too many bad movies or conspiracy
> theory web sites…
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> Ja or hearing what the computer repairman reports the FBI agent having
> said: Things don’t happen to those who don’t talk about these matters.
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> I would interpret that as a death threat, considering what was at stake.
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> >…Here you go with nullification, again. Are you seriously saying that if
> they don't prosecute every possible violation of a law, the law ceases to
> exist?
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> If they don’t prosecute that one, it deals a serious blow to the FBI’s
> credibility.  Reason: it is so visible, everybody knows about it, everybody
> will be watching to see if they pull the old “no reasonable prosecutor”
> line again.
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> >… Prosecutors have to decide which cases are winnable all of the time…
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> Ja and if prosecutors decide that one isn’t winnable, the system loses all
> credibility.  It becomes very clear that justice is for sale.
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> >>…Dave I don’t really see it as a problem on the part of the voters, but
> rather the elected government. But I do see a way out of this mess.
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> >…OK, so you don't think that the people who elect and re-elect, ad
> nauseam, bad elected officials are fundamentally responsible?  -Dave
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> Sure we are, but also consider our times, when our own FBI appears to be
> corrupt and working for a particular party.  How hard would it be for the
> FBI to rig an election?  I don’t mean merely improperly influencing social
> media and starting false conspiracy theories, I mean actual voter machine
> tampering, creating counterfeit mail-in ballots, all that.
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> Until we get rid of electronic voting machines and most mail-in ballots,
> we have lost trust in the election system as it is being run.  So we don’t
> know if we keep electing and re-electing the bad guys in the two mainstream
> parties.  We are told that is what is happening, but do you trust them?
> Neither do I.
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> spike
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