POV: The system, is telling you that you can't question the system. We can turn this into a constitutional discussion if you like: starting with the very first part.
| CURRENT EVENTS This IS totalitarianism. Literally. "Don't question the system?"
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ElephantStomp
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He’s not wrong
bama alum
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Bingo
ElephantStomp
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There’s a difference. Questioning a decision by a particular court is a hell of a lot different than somebody questioning the entire system because they’re now a felon
24and7
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This so called fair trial is about to cause a real insurrection.. people are madder than I have seen, in a while…cases of ammo are being ordered by people that used to not care.. Now when Hunter walks or gets pardoned, the rage will explode… Trump should’ve never been tried.. They have made it obvious it was a rigged trial to everyone..We must all stand up against this kind of shit… or it might happen to you..Things smaller than this causes revolutions..
I agree. It could happen to any of us who've paid hush money to porn stars and tried to hide the money trail...cry freedom!
footballer
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Cite a law that paying hush money was broken.
24and7
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The payments were legal NDAs.. even the most liberal lawyers on the most liberal channels have said this case is bullshit and it is over seven years old… This is political warfare.. and it’s gonna get some of these judges and DA killed.. and that’s what they want to happen so they can do crackdowns on everyone… well it is not going to work if they try a crack down on everyone… we are closer and closer to Civil War..
I’m ready! Such BS what they’ve done to Trump!
TerryP
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Quick update: it's branch of the government, not a "particular court."
We do have a particular court who violated a person's rights: because the court officials are felonious.
TerryP
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This is such a bullshit statement. Misdemeanors, under NY law, bumped into felonies without reason. The statute of limitations? Out.
But you are hardheartedly supporting a blatant disregard of the judicial system.
The first amendment gives us the right to question the system. And this is what they are pointing to? A guy exercising his 1A rights when they are denying him others?
Is refusing a defendant the right to defend themselves a threat to democracy?
Yeah, I'm ready to bleed over your right to shut up a whore.
ElephantStomp
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It was a jury of his peers, that Trump and his lawyer agreed to and Trump was heavily involved (per his lawyer on Fox News), so no it wasn’t rigged
ElephantStomp
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A fucking jury convicted the felon. The bringing of charges and all that shit is one thing, a fucking jury found him guilty, so spare me the whine bag poor Trump got screwed
ElephantStomp
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He could’ve taken the stand, nobody stopped him, he said the reason he didn’t take the stand is because of the gag order, which doesn’t stop somebody from testifying, he simply didn’t want to so he could run around whining
ElephantStomp
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Y’all are funny. Act like it’s just one side that defend itself or has the needed tools for some stupid, fake civil war over a felon
ElephantStomp
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It wasn’t the paying that was the crime it was what the dipshit did around it
OldPlayer
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Biden did question the entire system and has toyed with adding justices to SCOTUS to boost the number of liberal judges.
ElephantStomp
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That’s different then after having a jury find you guilty of 34 felonies whining about how awful the judicial system is, the dude whines worse than a toddler, first it was elections (after he lost) and now it’s the judicial system because he was found guilty by normal civilians.
This from the same man that after Rittenhouse was found guilty said the judicial system was great and we should trust it
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