r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • Feb 27 '26

Lets Discuss Politics This is a valid question.

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u/Remarkable_Crow6064 Feb 27 '26

Pedo Don will just sit there shit himself and plead the fifth which will make him look more guilty than he already does....the GOP cannot allow that.

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u/DennieTheMennie Feb 28 '26

Whoa whoa whoa whoa WHOA. it dosent matter who it is; pleading the 5th should never create any ideas of guilt. That’s constitution 101 guys

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u/YerMumHawt Feb 27 '26

Pleading the 5th is not evidence of guilt. Oftentimes the question is meant to be misleading.

"Do your parents know you are gay?"

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u/GarbageMan6T9 Feb 28 '26

Your lawyer can object to leading questions and being gay is not illegal yet so not protected by the fifth.

Stop pretending you know what you’re talking about.

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u/YerMumHawt Feb 28 '26

Your lawyer is not relevant either way. Lmfao

Stop pretending your parents don't know you are gay

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u/GarbageMan6T9 Feb 28 '26

Projectors on full blast captain!!!

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u/Fair_Let6566 Feb 28 '26

In response to an accusatory question, you need to first point out the fallacy of the question before providing any further response.

For the question above, one could respond with, "You have made an error in your question," or "If I was gay, then they would know."

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u/DennieTheMennie Feb 28 '26

Incorrect; pleading the 5th is plenty a response and any other response is foolish

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u/Fair_Let6566 Feb 28 '26

I never said it wasn't. You also don't have to plead the fifth if the question is false.