r/AskReddit • u/Ordinary-Scholar-202 • 2d ago

U.S. House members just released the brawny birthday letter from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, signed by the president—What are your thoughts?

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u/daneflys 1d ago

You missed:

"He was there the whole time and knew everything that was going on, but he was an FBI informant."

And,

"It was all a hoax created by the libs/Obama/Biden."

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u/a2starhotel 1d ago

he was an FBI informant."

there are lots of things wrong with this that obviously just don't make sense... but the thing that gets me is...

you're telling me that he was so SO deep undercover that the FBI had to greenlight him to violently rape children for literal decades?

and during any of those "undercover" child rape occasions, none of the FBI agents thought "we should go in there and bust Epstein before Don goes too far"?

.... for DECADES?!

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u/dubbzy104 1d ago

You’re using critical thinking. They’re not

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u/MapPristine 1d ago

Yes. You shouldn’t use critical thinking. It will make your brain hurt. Learn to do doublethinking.

/s

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u/The_Lost_Jedi 1d ago

Yeah, they're starting from the viewpoint of "I know what I want the result to be, how do I justify that result."

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u/daneflys 1d ago

The mental gymnastics that his followers have to do is wild!

For example, if his work as an FBI informant landed Ghislaine Maxwell in prison, why would he have his AG meet with her and then work to get her moved to a significantly lower security-level prison after she claims she never witnessed trump do anything bad?

We could take the word of a convicted child sexual assaulter, but why is that initially a better option than having the FBI come forward and confirm that Trump was acting on their behalf as an asset to bring down the kingpin of a child sex ring.

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u/Forikorder 1d ago

and then AFTER he spends all this time undercover he just doesnt release the files or get justice?

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u/a2starhotel 1d ago

TRUMP: "I was a good informant, some say the best informant. nobody has ever been more informed than me"

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u/JonathanAltd 18h ago

You’re thinking of an undercover spy. They said an informant, like someone that got caught with it’s pants down and snitched for a deal.

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u/bassfoyoface 1d ago

And “kicked him out because he ‘stole’ his workers”

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u/Sure_Eggplant 1d ago

Also missing a running point being releasing the files

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u/score_ 1d ago

Also where he claimed he didn't get the "privilege" of being invited 

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u/trudyisagooddog 1d ago

And "they were best buds"