I was reading about a corrupt judge that committed tax fraud and "earned" $182.5 million as a result.
I hate it when "earned" is constantly used instead of "stole" or "acquired" in the case when they did nothing to "earn" the money other than underpay a bunch of wage slaves.
We advocate these morally worthless pieces of human waste by using terms that feed the illusion that they're entitled to all their ill gotten gains.
Please be mindful of the words we use they are paintbrushes of delusion.
On a side note.
The judge was Trumps sister, as if the bastard prince of thieves didn't steal all our media's attention already. We give him free rent in our brain and it's time for a rent increase.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Can you give a link or reference? I certainly would doubt it coming from that family.
rogueflyer
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@Novelty Looks like a typical trump response. Copied from NY Times "In a letter dated Feb. 1, a court official notified the four individuals who had filed the complaints that the investigation was “receiving the full attention” of a judicial conduct council. Ten days later, Judge Barry filed her retirement papers.
The status change rendered the investigation moot, since retired judges are not subject to the conduct rules. The people who filed the complaints were notified last week that the matter had been dropped without a finding on the merits of the allegations. The decision has not yet been made public, but copies were provided to The Times by two of the complainants. Both are involved in the legal profession.
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