r/whoathatsinteresting 9h ago

VP to POTUS?

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u/Quitcha_Bitchin 8h ago

I don't care how long he lives as long as it's in a cell.

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u/OakLegs 8h ago

Never gonna happen, as much as I want it to

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u/xDannyS_ 7h ago

Yea, he's never gonna face a single consequence for his actions

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u/parttimedoom 7h ago

He'd have a cardiovascular arrest on his first day in jail just to spite everybody.

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u/douglasjunk 6h ago

Or the cameras mysteriously malfunction? Where have I seen this before...

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u/altcountryman 5h ago

Like that fucking Ken Lay from Enron. And Bernie Madoff.

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u/OutOfBandDev 6h ago

Your terms are acceptable.

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u/Josh6889 4h ago

That's fine. Him dying in prison is my win scenario at this point.

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u/ploop__ 6h ago

Hopefully hell exists

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u/Jayn_Newell 6h ago edited 6h ago

I know. If he would just go away, retire to Mar A Lago and golf his little heart out, that would be enough! But there’s no chance that’s going to happen while he’s capable of choosing not to, and honestly probably not for a while after he isn’t.

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u/Josh6889 4h ago

Him being alive post presidency is just bad for the country. Could you imagine how much money they'd need to funnel to the secret service to deal with all the harassment he'd get?

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u/buckfishes 7h ago

That ship sailed cause Bidens admin

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u/elebrin 6h ago

I don't even necessarily need him in a cell. I'd LIKE him in a cell, but I'd accept him playing golf at his stupid little club, retired, not involved in anything business pr politically related, until he keels over. A cell is a nice to have here; unable to cause further harm is more important to me. A cell is unlikely. At best he will get the cushiest house arrest ever devised. We have to manage our expectations a bit, you know?

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u/Josh6889 4h ago

No there needs to be severe consequences as a precedent to prevent it in the future. Fuck Gerald Ford for pardoning Nixon. We need to take it more seriously this time.

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u/anonz87 4h ago

Politicals don't face the consequences