Trump to Cain's family: Everyone signed liability waiver so no responsibility for killing him

[kpete]

I'm wondering if Trump reminded Cain's family that everyone signed a liability waiver so he can't be held responsible for killing him?

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[TruckFump]

1. ...

[keithbvadu2]

2. Like the soldiers Trump killed in Niger...

Like the soldiers Trump killed in Niger...

'He knew what he was signing up for.'

[SoonerPride]

4. He said the same thing to the troops Putin paid bounties on

“Hey so what if Putin paid the Taliban to kill your spouse? He knew what he signed up for. here. Have a hat.”

[sfstaxprep]

3. The Family Won't Blame Drumpf

They'll blame China and the Democrats.

[unblock]

5. People are saying he also hit them up for a campaign contribution.

I mean I don't know, but people are saying....

[Mersky]

6. He was notoriously approving of the Tulsa rally during the pandemic

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With photos and public statements as receipts. He wasn’t a victim of tRump’s deception, no - he was a perpetrator as much as any other public official that is lying with the pResident about the deadly virus for their own benefit.

Imo, everyday people mislead by the pResident, etc. should view that waiver with skepticism.

[Raine]

7. Cain took responsibility for Cain when he signed

and went.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

8. If he actually signed a waver, it probably wouldn't hold up in court.

Which doesn't matter at all, since Cain could have chosen not to go, could have chosen to wear a mask.

I suppose I should be expressing conventional sentiments about his death, but I won't, given that he is the one responsible for his own actions.

I wonder if it's even distantly possible that the death of Cain and the positive test of Gohmert's will make any Republicans understand that there really is a point to masks and social distancing?

[TheCowsCameHome]

9. Feel free to join him, you worthless prick.