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By Anonymous - 04/01/2023 03:00
By Anonymous - 04/01/2023 03:00
By Anonymous - 17/09/2021 22:00 - United Kingdom
By Foreigner - 01/08/2011 15:05 - Jersey
By daddyrobyn - 18/12/2018 13:30
By you’re one to talk! - 26/06/2022 17:00 - United States
By Grandma has no filter - 08/12/2022 15:00 - United States
By stupid_world - 24/12/2009 06:02 - Canada
By read the damn room - 23/08/2022 04:00
By Anonymous - 17/07/2015 22:24 - Canada - Sackville
By ieatoreos - 11/03/2011 11:28
By Anonymous - 10/03/2016 01:46 - United States
Technically, she did commit a crime in some way shape or form. But I agree she could've committed much worse than drugs. Your holier-than-thou aunt needs to stuff it.
The Russian government claims she committed a crime. She agreed with them in court because they punish you even more if you don't plead guilty and agree that you did what they say you did. I guess it all depends on if you believe the Russian government or not.
She committed a misdemeanor that a Russian would just pay a fine. Her crime was being American just before Putin's war crime spree.
YLS but try and stay away from toxic family members as much as possible.
Weird thing to feel strongly about. Did Britney steal her man or something?
I mean, the trade-off wasn't even a good one. Russia gets a terrorist back while we get a basketball player? Yet a veteran has been there for how many years and he's still there? What's so great about Griner, anyway? She did something illegal and got punished. That's how it's supposed to be. I do NOT think she was worth releasing a terrorist for.
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She committed a misdemeanor that a Russian would just pay a fine. Her crime was being American just before Putin's war crime spree.
The Russian government claims she committed a crime. She agreed with them in court because they punish you even more if you don't plead guilty and agree that you did what they say you did. I guess it all depends on if you believe the Russian government or not.