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being a prosecutor does not automatically put you on the right side and being a felon does not automatically put you on the wrong side
you comment as if you never had to talk to a prosecutor before
most of them will attempt to make you less than human while putting themselves on a righteous pedestal while conversing with someone
not defending Trump but putting prosecutors on the side of good on a binary playing field is slippery slope
I specifically write that Trump would be the CRIMINAL. No doubt about who is on the right side, because of course we want criminals to be prosecuted, dont we?
I have now changed CRIMINAL to be in bold capital letters, so it's easier to see.
Being a CRIMINAL is different from being accused. Which is what you respond to.
Remember Trump is a CRIMINAL, already judged on 34 felonies, despite his heavy attempts to claim presidential privilege, and delay cases on and on.
Without the privileges chances are that he would have been found guilty already in many more cases.