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Originally posted by hersuit: ↑

"~~Legal experts~~ The morons you listen to are all saying the prosecution have done a great job and the defence have struggled."
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Your problem is you seem utterly incapable of your own critical thought and absolutely rely on the thoughts, ideas and interpretations the loons on your cable networks provide you.

Anyone with a clear, critical mind would look at Cohen and recognise... in the normal scheme of things...that if he is the basis of their case...given he's perhaps the worst witness in history - you'd arrive at the idea this case is toast.

But you dont
Not only don't you arrive there but you end up actually thinking and believing Cohen was a good witness,...and made the case and hence, DT is history

I feel sorry for you..I really do.
You have my pity.

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