The order also explicitly limits Trump’s ability to attack witnesses or his co-defendants, including on social media.

  • @[email protected]
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    2422 years ago

    Feels a bit ridiculous.

    Even low-balling Trump’s supposed wealth, that’s like setting bond for the average person at $7.50.

    • Flying Squid
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      922 years ago

      Different rules when you’re rich.

        • VanillaGorilla
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          322 years ago

          Does it matter? His fans have probably already donated thrice that amount while feeling smug.

      • @geekworking
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        202 years ago

        I dunno, self exile, and being forever a fugitive felon would be cheaper than a trial with guaranteed outcome. Hard to deny you are Puttin lap dog when you are crashing on his couch.

        It’s definitely worth considering.

      • @Sterile_Technique
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        122 years ago

        That’d be fuckin great imo. I’m sure a good chunk of his cult would follow him there, so their votes would quit impeding progress here; and you KNOW Trump would eventually say something to piss off the Kremlin and get hit ass thrown out the 10th floor window of some shitty hotel.

        That’s like a win-win-win.

      • Catma
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        102 years ago

        No way Trump survives in Russia long term. He would have an adoring crowd for a few months, maybe a year. Most likely at the threat of bodily harm more than them liking him. Then the crowds thin because he has outlived his usefulness. A new leader for the party has been found. He cannot golf all the time. He can never return to the states. He likely cannot even leave Russia. Slowly he becomes a shell of the man he once was, yelling “Make America Great Again” into a mirror. Then one day he falls out a window, completely by accident. He tripped on the power cord there, or the CIA did it. Thats best case.

        Worst case is Russia doesnt even let him in knowing it would further turn the West against them. Furthering their resolve to support Ukraine. Or worse dragging NATO into the war.

        • SpaceBar
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          72 years ago

          His secret service agents would have to be in on it. Not out of the realm of possibility, but him skipping wouldn’t be that easy.

    • @derpo
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      372 years ago

      Holy shit dude they might as well have set the bond at $130k to coincide with his Stormy Daniels payment

      • Vegaprime
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        42 years ago

        Idk, what if he volunteered afford it? Be hilarious

      • @buddhabound
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        82 years ago

        I love MARTA. I also know it has its problems. As a neighbor from a nearby small city, I don’t even have a business stop within 5 miles of my house. I love being able to take MARTA all over place in Atlanta with a day pass.

      • @theyoyomaster
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        52 years ago

        You do know that the state doesn’t keep the money unless the defendant skips out on court, right? It’s not just money they can use for stuff.

    • @[email protected]
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      102 years ago

      It really does. As in… we know you’re not going to be able to resist threatening jurors and will have to forfeit this bond so we’ll give you a nice low bond.

    • @LEDZeppelin
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      82 years ago

      “They let you do anything when you’re rich”

      • @xT1TANx
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        22 years ago

        Gawd Damnit monsta!!