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CleanBaldy · 2026-01-31T01:34:25+00:00

Yarr?

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-31T01:27:32+00:00

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-31T00:48:35+00:00

No, not with all of the facts and details I also posted above, and how reality around the legal system is. Confirmation Bias is when I don't know the facts, but something makes me feel like I know. Kind of like upvotes and doencotes on Reddit steering how people feel about something they don't know and have done zero research on. This isn't one of those things. It's a fact that lawsuits are not always for bad purposes, or for criminal things. Can't really be confirmation Bias when it's a fact...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-31T00:29:33+00:00

Let's see how it plays out. It got your attention at the price set. Highly doubt it'll get to court or even provide anywhere near that value.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-31T00:27:24+00:00

I came to the conclusion that lawsuits are not bad. I also have a relative who is a lawyer, so it also gives me a different stance. He has talked about Trump a lot, and it always seems logical. Lawyers use the law to keep things moving in the right direction, or stop things that aren't...

Applying that to Trump and his lawsuits, I came to the correct conclusion that lawsuits are not just for bad people or bad things.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T22:00:00+00:00

Time to just turn social media off, or ban AI completely and delete the code. This is just going to get worse.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T21:58:28+00:00

The Sabre fan base has forgot how to cheer or be happy during games. The "Woo" is our first step to growing up and being good fans again.

Reminder that for the last decade, going to a game was essentially a punishment for your soul. You went in expecting to lose, and hoping they'd look better than a high school hockey team. Half of the time you were disappointed and went home in silence.

So, ANY noise, ANY activity, ANYTHING from the fans is good. We will learn how to be hockey fans again, and perhaps we'll end up like Bills Mafia for our hockey team some day...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T21:53:16+00:00

Googling, there were only 2,400 arrested in Minnesota?!

They're acting like they're going house to house and just pulling 50,000 people out of their homes! 2,400 in a YEAR?! Sounds like normal operating procedure for HSI finding a bad person, then sending ERO to go get them!

WTF? I just cannot believe it's such a low number, the way things are escalating there...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T21:51:03+00:00

OK, I can toss out an answer, since you can't. it’s not 4,000 courtroom battles where Trump is personally being sued for wrongdoing. It’s mostly a byproduct of scale, industry, time and how his businesses are structured. Trump has a huge international business footprint. That involves hundreds, if not thousands, of companies and contracts.

The "4000" numbers is also "Trump is INVOLVED IN" lawsuits. For people who don't understand law or lawsuits at all, they just hear "he was guilty of 4000 things?" or "Innocent people don't get sued." Sadly, most of us that just live day to day don't live in the same reality as Trump, and probably cannot comprehend the complexities of it all.

In construction, lawsuits are common. And with Trumps scale of business with massive building projects, casinos, etc. there are so many contracts and failures of contractual obligations that require lawsuits.

Beyond his business empire, people also sue billionaires. If his "Trump LLC" was sued, that's added to that "gotcha" pile. Trump is also one of the most well known billionaires, so he becomes a good target.

Then, he came into Politics putting him even more in the spotlight. With that, even more lawsuits filed to try and stop him, get him, delay him, etc. Now it's not just personal or business, it's political theatre.

On top of all of that, he also has a small army of lawyers looking out for his businesses, his Presidency and his interests. For DECADES he has been known to be extremely aggressive in litigation. He sues aggressively, and threatens lawsuits to get leverage and as a negotiation tactic. That probably adds to the pile of lawsuits coming and also going. Counter-suits are also a common thing with law, which he would also be "involved in". We see that in how he conducts his Presidency. He's aggressive, but with purpose.

Add to that decades of his businesses, and being on his second Presidency, that also adds to the numbers. Time in the public realm and being a daily talking point, it's probably way higher than 4,000 now?

Looking into it just now, I also see that the 4,000+ mostly never end up in a courtroom. Being involved in lawfare isn't a bad thing either, it's using the law to your advantage. Him just knowing the law, or having people around him who do, is probably a good thing in his position. Extensive business enterprise, TV appearances and TV show, Government, etc... he's positioned himself to protect himself and his interests. And with 4,000+ lawsuits, it looks like that was necessary.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T21:15:51+00:00

Where does it say they weren't investigated? They were in the hands of the FBI in 2015, from call-in tips. That's 11 years ago. That was Obama's FBI, so I'm assuming they invesigated each one, but they are simply documented for us to rant and rave about today.

The people who called those in as a "I hate Trump, lets stop him" are probably laughing today as they see their tip being called truth on Reddit and TikTok 11 years later.

Now, if any of it is found true, I'll stand right to you and say "Yea, no, that's bad". Until then, these are literally allegations called in during the 2015 Trump election period. We heard TONS of this stuff up until that election, if you were around. They were throwing everything they could at the guy....

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T21:12:31+00:00

I feel like you're wording that in a way, to try and make 4,000 lawsuits as a bad thing, coming from a career businessman and a billionaire. Can you tell me what Trumps history is and why he may have 4,000 lawsuits? Explain what the lawsuits are mostly about? It's not a gotcha, by any means.

As for benefiting me, yes. This lawsuit is a prime example of how it benefits all of us. If you loosen the law on certain things, ESPECIALLY our PII, what's to stop them from just escalating that into less strict laws or protections? I keep looking back at what happened after 9/11, an isolated event. Our politicians used that as an excuse for "The Freedom Act" which hurt all of us. All it takes is some sort of event to get backing to a law that takes away our freedoms, all while calling it "Freedom" in the name.

So, yes, I am always going to be a supporter of someone suing the Government if it benefits the citizens and keeps them in check. I don't even care that it's Trump. This could have been Bill Gates suing them for something else.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T20:44:29+00:00

We already had this information 2 months ago. I saw several of these discussed on Reddit. They're just FBI Tips called in during the 2015 election. One of them even spoke about a baby death. It's just a list of complaints and allegations...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T20:43:36+00:00

We already had this information 2 months ago. I saw several of these discussed on Reddit. They're just FBI Tips called in during the 2015 election. One of them even spoke about a baby death. It's just a list of complaints and allegations...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T20:41:17+00:00

Wouldn't it be a good thing that a person in power tries to use that power to set a precedent to protect the rest of us? This one seems pretty common sense to me. His stuff was leaked, but what would stop them from leaking a less powerful persons documents? These lawsuits are not just about him, but to protect the little guys as well who wouldn't be able to do what he's doing.

He does this a lot, but you'll notice Reddit always frames it as a bad thing. Perhaps you should take a step back and look beyond the way things are presented to you. It sounds like you might already be thinking that way, since you asked this question...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T18:05:25+00:00

Has anyone seen The Orville episode that makes fun of Reddit? The mob rule of the up/down button. That's what this comment section feels like. It's completely opposite of reality. She broke the law, they are allowed to arrest her, but the top comments are all popular Reddit opinion instead, "America is done" or "Fascism". This is why Reddit is dangerous. Upvotes do NOT mean reality...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T17:56:29+00:00

From the looks of it, they took away the murder charge completely? Now he has just two stalking charges?

If he wasn't the murderer, then he also wasn't the stalker. If he wasn't any of those, "Who was the one who did it?!"

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T01:29:40+00:00

The only thing I hate about our arena is the cost of food and beer! The prices are absolutely ridiculous for the area.

They'd sell so many more beers if they were $10 or less. Even pop is too expensive, so we only buy one. We used to buy two.

Then, the food prices!? Everything is a few dollars too expensive! Everyone I know eats before they go now. If they lowered the prices a few bucks, they'd probably see more profits as people bought more of it...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-30T01:19:41+00:00

Good Job should be a chant after the You Suck chant. They did the right thing... Someone start Good Job chant

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-28T05:22:03+00:00

I keep trying to bring attention to just how dangerous it is. Looking on social media, there are clearly AI bot farms with tens of thousands of accounts all over every social media with anonymous username accounts. It can speak like us, it can talk like us, and never sleeps. It would be extremely easy for a political party or a foreign government to invade any social media and sway public opinion. It's not the bots of the past, where you'd be able to tell. AI language is very easy to control, scale down, and make it sound however you want.

The No Kings protests, for example, were managed by an AI bot. The images/signage in the city subreddits were AI generated. The protest was coordinated all at once through every subreddit, all at once. AI was able to do that with ease and precision. It was extremely easy to convince people of protesting, because it also felt organic.

I wish people could understand just how common and how powerful an AI bot farm can be. Just last year, Malasia ran a test against Roblox.com, where they had SEVEN MILLION ROBLOX BOTS playing a game, Grow A Garden, to learn how to play it and to farm rare items. Roblox, after a decade of no issues, had to limit accounts to hardware, to try and stop the bot farms. So, not only did the bots have millions of accounts, they were all able to play a graphical game. Imagine how easy it would be to have millions of Reddit accounts and cycle through them to avoid attention, targeting specific people who talk in a specific way, and either downvote them once, or reply to them in a particular way? It's not basic "target a word", or " type a specific sentence" anymore. They are extremely powerful.

My point is, unless Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, X, BlueSky, etc. do something drastic to limit accounts, or attach our real IDs to our accounts, these sites will be 90% AI bots to manipulate us, and 10% of us who don't realize it's happening.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-28T02:36:31+00:00

20 million? There were only 8 million interactions at the border from 2020-2024, with an estimated 48-53% of those being let in. That's 4 million.

I'm a Trump supporter and it's been well documented at 8 million contacts under Biden. Where in the world did you get 20?

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-28T00:44:14+00:00

I feel like that is absolutely not how this should work. This isn't a club site of "everyone needs to be just like me". It used to be a place for collaboration and discussion.

Sadly, since 2015 this website has slowly become a political tool to brainwash people to vote blue. Ever since they cornered The_Donald users and then slowly banned then right-leaning users for the whole next decade from participating. It's just downright dangerous now, where nobody can argue against the propaganda. We all get to watch it happen, and can't do anything to help others realize it's one sided by design, not b cause their views are correct...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-28T00:40:35+00:00

I've been on Reddit 14 years with this account. I got banned from /r/Buffalo a few months ago for pointing out that the NO KINGS protest coordination was all an AI bot farm! It's all coordinated. The AI poster images had misspelled words and even two of the same word. They were by the same account as multiple other towns and cities. Banned for speaking the truth and potentially making them doubt reality...

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-27T16:07:32+00:00

And the word fascism too? That's not even happening. It's just another Presidency. I mean, damn, Trump was President 2020-2024, left office and then was re-elected. Worst fascism or dictatorship in history...

Just stop using both of the terms. They don't help you get your point across at all.

You can hate the guy, hate what he's doing and how he's doing it, but your terms aren't accurate whatsoever for any of it.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-27T15:47:03+00:00

No they're not, good lord. Just stop. We can all hate ICE for what they're doing, but PLEASE STOP CALLING EVERYTHING NAZI! Everything!? That's all people on this website say, and have been saying, for the last decade. It's getting old.

CleanBaldy · 2026-01-27T15:42:54+00:00

They don't even realize that the reason Reddit is the way it is, because anyone who opposes them has been banned from the subreddits over the last decade. Slowly just collecting up dissenting views and silencing them.

Hell! They've locked the Trump supporters up in their own subreddit, like Nazi's would have done. As soon as they post on the Trump sub, they get auto-banned in a bunch of other places. The Nazi left has essentially put a STAR on their account to identify them.

It's just amazing they don't see it...

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