It’s kinda of funny when you think about how absurdly stupid this whole family is and how they got the richest country in the world by the ballsack.hell they still kind of got a hold of at least one ball.
trailhikingArk on
They always want it both ways. Rules for thee, but none for me and they just ignore their own hypocrisy.
DogsDontWearPantss on
goodforabeer on
It appears they’re trying for the “too stupid to be guilty” defense.
Bold move, Cotton.
sev45day on
Can’t have it both ways.
I still think they should have to pay back taxes on the values they said they were worth.
markeverson57 on
Dunning-Kruger effect as applied to courtroom testimony. Hahahahaha
massbeerhole on
Is this…real?
Affectionate_Fly1413 on
It’s fucking insane how people can see this play on and think… “nope, they are innocent, god sent and I don’t believe what my eyes and ears are telling me… WITCH HUNT!”
It’s a cult!
Dolorem_Ipsum_ on
They really think they’re being clever.
Homeboy’s in for a RUDE awakening, and I’m so ready for it.
Pyrimo on
The look of the dude on the right says it all lmao.
amethystalien6 on
I’m honestly impressed that for as stupid as he is, he was still able to pretend to be stupid in a different way.
Gravity_Freak on
Shit gets a little more real when ur under oath, fox newsboy
UncleGizmo on
It’s the “impossible to pin down” defense. At the end they will have admitted to nothing, the evidence will point that there was malfeasance, but nothing near a smoking gun, and so when they’re found guilty, the penalty will be minor and their followers will be told they were all victims of a corrupt court system. And they have enough resources to let that play out.
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It’s kinda of funny when you think about how absurdly stupid this whole family is and how they got the richest country in the world by the ballsack.hell they still kind of got a hold of at least one ball.
They always want it both ways. Rules for thee, but none for me and they just ignore their own hypocrisy.
It appears they’re trying for the “too stupid to be guilty” defense.
Bold move, Cotton.
Can’t have it both ways.
I still think they should have to pay back taxes on the values they said they were worth.
Dunning-Kruger effect as applied to courtroom testimony. Hahahahaha
Is this…real?
It’s fucking insane how people can see this play on and think… “nope, they are innocent, god sent and I don’t believe what my eyes and ears are telling me… WITCH HUNT!”
It’s a cult!
They really think they’re being clever.
Homeboy’s in for a RUDE awakening, and I’m so ready for it.
The look of the dude on the right says it all lmao.
I’m honestly impressed that for as stupid as he is, he was still able to pretend to be stupid in a different way.
Shit gets a little more real when ur under oath, fox newsboy
It’s the “impossible to pin down” defense. At the end they will have admitted to nothing, the evidence will point that there was malfeasance, but nothing near a smoking gun, and so when they’re found guilty, the penalty will be minor and their followers will be told they were all victims of a corrupt court system. And they have enough resources to let that play out.
Gotcha!
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I see the prosecutor studied at the Bugs Bunny school of law.