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  “What is devils triangle?
  brief pause
  “Drinking game.”
  Motherfucker. Absolutely EVERY ONE knows what the fuck a Devil’s Triangle is. And it’s not a fucking drinking game.
context: I want to know who paid his debts. >
  
  A post linked to a Mother Jones article that I read a week or so ago seemed to say his parents paid his debts. I don’t know what to make of it, but maybe this part isn’t the conspiracy we think it is. 
  He’s still rotten and dangerous. >
  
  Why wouldn’t they have paid the debts earlier in his life…why would they wait until after it’s compromised him >
  
  They probably thought since he was making 175K/year he should be responsible for paying his own debts. But then, when they found out he was on the short list for the supreme court and the debt was fucking up his chances, they caved and payed off the debt for their spoiled little boy. But it might be the Russians too, idk. >
  
  Plus his wife's income. She was W's secretary and is now a town manager. 
  Also, unlike us plebs, a Federal judge doesn't have to save 10-20% for retirement. He's going to get that $200k for life + all the CoL raises. He'll never have to worry about layoffs or ageist hiring managers. If he lives to a senile 95 shitting the bed in a nursing home, he'll still be making just as much as a working judge. >
  
  It's viscerally disgusting they couldn't live on $300K/year >
  
  It’s very common for alcoholics to have secondary behavioral addictions: sex, food, shopping, gambling is a big one and could create some mighty big debts! >
  
  Anyone remember when Brett Kavanaugh blamed Hillary Clinton for the mounting sexual assault allegations against him? Good times! >
  
  Should have disqualified him immediately, not the accusations but the fact that a supreme court justice would be willing to use conspiracy theories and rumors as a defense instead of logic and reason. This Roberts is why people call your court illegitimate and partisan. >
  
  He literally lied under oath during his testimony and that didn't even disqualify him. And by lie I don't mean he had a story that differed from Ford's, I mean he said verifiable nonsense according to his own testimony.  
  edit: Just as an example... 
  ...I remember the thing that caught my attention, the whole FFFFF thing... which was reported to be a vulgar acronym. It's not like I was offended at the vulgarity of it or whatever, but when he was asked about it they only brought up the one example (in the yearbook I think, "FFFFFFourth of July" etc) where it was so clear he made up the bullshit story about how it wasn't an acronym, it was some friend who had a speech impediment or something and said "Fuck" funny, stressing the F for far too long so it became an inside joke to stress the F in words that start with F... which could be twisted to make some sort of sense in the context of that one particular time it was used and asked about. But it wasn't the only time he used it, and in another context (a letter I believe) his story made no sense as he did use it like an acronym. My memory is a little hazy but at the time I vividly remember being surprised no one there caught this detail and pressed him on it. >
  
  Or when he said he wasn't with certain people, but on his calendar it had those people listed on the day in question. When asked you could tell by the look on his face, internally he was saying, " oh crap .. what do I say?" Then made up some BS and they moved on. That's when I knew this was a sham and a formality to get him through.
  Edit: sham, not shame, but yes it's a shame too. Lol >
  
  Did anyone discover that he lied under oath as it happened by googling "Devil's Triangle" the second he said it?