Scoop: Democrat requests police investigation into Trump over "threatening" posts
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One that will go nowhere despite this qualifying for the legal definition of domestic terrorism.
If you are conservative, you are immune to consequences apparently.
The point of the move is to point this blatant corruption out.
I can't wait until someone realizes this blatant corruption and we can do more than point it out.
And that will accomplish... What exactly in this day of age?
Would you prefer if they just stopped and let it all happen without even saying anything?
Is that any different than what's happening now?
In terms of immediately satisfying and Hollowoodesquely spectacular result? No, you won't see it as long as the fascists are in control of the government.
The refusal to give up and and refusing to normalize this behavior is however still invaluable. It will hopefully pay off in the mid terms and help the institution to heal from all the damage it has been taking since the beginning of the year.
I wish I had your optimism.
I'm pretty sure there's no domestic terrorism charge in the US. There are state-level charges of doing insert crime as a terror act, but that's it.
He's right, it is a softer, meeker world. He was convicted of 34 felonies, yet walks free and is in charge of the country. Holy fuck he should be rotting in prison right fucking now.
This will nowhere, but I do love this. This is what EVERYONE of prominence should be doing as a response to any of his tantrums.
Sue him, call for investigation(s), etc...
The man who faces no consequences
He will just pardon himself.
paywall, but is it AOC asking troops to ignore illegal orders being called out as treason and punishable by death stuff?
There's no article, just a bunch of bullet points. Here's the main one: