• LordGimp@lemm.ee
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    8 days ago

    Homie seems like a coward from where I’m sitting.

    You worked your entire career to get to this peak and you’re going to quit before they fire you?

    No dedication. No spine. Mf should be waiting in his office with a loaded handgun for the clown squad to come get him.

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      8 days ago

      Dude went publicly up against one of the most powerful people in the world and you call him a simp ?

      Go take finish taking your Putin back shot keyboard Gimp.

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      7 days ago

      He did it for a number of good reasons, mainly to leave the opportunity to continue the investigation later. Not a likely outcome at any point, but if they fire him they can also get rid of the case in ways they can’t if he resigns.

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        7 days ago

        This smells like bullshit. Investigations are not tied to the employment of the investigator. Plenty, and I mean PLENTY of investigations are completed and used to try innocent schmucks all the time after the cops or detective has been shitcanned for one misconduct or another.

        Making them fire him would open up the administration to yet more misconduct to investigate. Quitting let’s them have what they want with no risk whatsoever and no challenge to their shakey authority in the matter.

        It’s a limp waisted conclusion to this limp wristed farce of trying to use the justice system as intended against someone the justice system has been carefully sculpted and tended to protect.