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Hillary Clinton's type

Siúil a Rúin

when the colors fade
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the impression I got from my review of the incident is that (1) she wanted to never take the case but was forced to because it was her job, and (2) any of the 'laughter" resulted from the stupidity of the legal system, like about how a lie detector test tried to free a guy who everyone recognized was guilty. [I would laugh at the terrible irony of that too, just because it's outrageous; Would you like to publicly diagnose me with a personality disorder as well?] This is also how our legal system is approached; if you would like to just rid of due process for certain people who you think should not be represented by our institutions, then go ahead and push for that. But fuck, yeah, keep grinding that axe.
If you publicly question a 12 year old girl about her history of sex with older men as a way to prove she wasn't raped then yes I would publicly suggest you had a personality disorder. The laughter was odd but not proof. The conduct in the case was morally defunct. The subtleties of discussing it are only suggestive.
 

Jaguar

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Recall what she said about having public and private views?

Recall what Bill Maher said about having public and private views: "Who the fuck doesn't?"

the impression I got from my review of the incident is that (1) she wanted to never take the case but was forced to because it was her job, and (2) any of the 'laughter" resulted from the stupidity of the legal system, like about how a lie detector test tried to free a guy who everyone recognized was guilty. [I would laugh at the terrible irony of that too, just because it's outrageous;

Your impression was my own and I would also laugh at the irony.
 
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