Trump responds to Biden pardoning his son, Hunter

President Biden pardoned his son, Hunter, who was convicted on tax evasion and federal gun charges.


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[caravanofthieves]

America... the land of the free (as long as you have money and power)

[melbaesmith]

The average American wouldn’t get a pardon- we’d go to prison.

[MissouriCoastFisheries-qk]

It just goes to show you that there are two systems of justice one for the peasants and another for the masters!

[lsgoat]

If you don't see the corruption now, you never will.

[josephcicchelli]

"No one is above the law" huh?

[MarcusDonaldson-rgrt]

Don't forget about the trafficking of cocaine and with a gun that's a life sentence.

[Kris-obs]

So if your a citizen then you are screwed

[HarisSir]

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[Raquel-bq]

Let's not forget about his money laundering and sex trafficking!!!

[JL-olkj]

Must be nice to have a criminal for a dad

[AlphaOmega]

I am reminded of Stalin who refused to exchange thousands of German prisoniers for his son.
He said 'I don't exchange a Field Marshal for a Lieutenant'
This is one lesson I think the leaders of the world should take notice of.

[Iseenotix]

I guess blatant corruption is only an issue when your team isnt the one doing it.

[meltedmarshdaddy]

It ain't me, it ain't me
I ain't no senators son
It ain't me, it aint me
I ain't no fortunate one

[rickygonzales]

Here is another constitutional law that needs to be amended! Pardon's cannot be used for financial donors or family!

[knathanknathan]

We knew he was lying when he said he won’t pardon his son

[pattyh]

His pardon is an act of admitting his son is guilty of everything that was said he did.

[ziggyhogan]

So they just basically admitted the overseas pay offs otherwise why would you need that protection.

[CourtJustCourt]

Where’s my pardon? I spent nine years in an Ohio prison, from 2010 to 2019, convicted of a crime without a shred of evidence to prove my guilt. Since then, I’ve been carrying the weight of an unjust label, struggling every day to rebuild my life in a society that punishes me for something I didn’t even do.

And now, Joe Biden has pardoned his son. It’s a glaring example of how justice in America works differently for the powerful and the connected. Where was that mercy for people like me—ordinary citizens caught in the crosshairs of a system designed to convict, regardless of innocence? Don’t claim to care about fairness and justice if it’s only extended to those in your inner circle.

The American justice system has been broken for decades, not because of politics but because of deep systemic corruption and inequality. Innocent people like me have been locked away, lives destroyed, families shattered—and nobody blinks an eye. But when it’s someone from the political elite, suddenly pardons and second chances are handed out.

If we’re going to talk about justice and accountability, it has to apply to everyone, not just the privileged few. Where’s the compassion for the countless others wronged by this system? Or does justice only matter when it’s personal?

[Lt-Dan]

Trump now has a blank check to pardon anyone including himself, thanks Joe, you are the gift that keeps on giving all year long.

[drewschumann]

10% of the pardon was for the "Big Guy"