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(65,488 posts)smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)I hate that man with the fire of a thousand suns. I cannot say what I wish his fate to be.
flying_wahini
(6,650 posts)Faux pas
(14,690 posts)SummerSnow
(12,608 posts)Hoyt
(54,770 posts)world wide wally
(21,754 posts)Voltaire2
(13,159 posts)uponit7771
(90,364 posts)duforsure
(11,885 posts)In the White House inciting others daily with hate,fear,violence and lies ,then claiming he's not responsible for this looks like.
Thekaspervote
(32,793 posts)paleotn
(17,960 posts)Marie Marie
(9,999 posts)They certainly didn't continue to give him a platform and unlimited power.
Haggis for Breakfast
(6,831 posts)Perseus
(4,341 posts)For those who may not know, one of the best legal minds in the country, unfortunately diseased, Vincent Bugliosi, he was the lawyer who put Charles Manson behind bars. Even though Manson did not physically commit the crimes, he was the master mind. Vincent Bugliosi used a rule that made Manson as guilty as those who committed the crimes. I read the book but cannot remember at this moment what the rule was, but he used the same rule when he wrote a book titled "The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder" where he set the blueprint for any Attorney General to follow and prosecute Bush, Chaney, Rumsfeld, Powell, Rice, and all the people who were involved in the invasion of Iraq.
I wonder if the same law can be used against the creature because although he has not master minded the crimes committed in El Paso and in Ohio, he has incited people to do it. Remember in his rallies when he offered people to go violent that he would pay their legal fees? Well, they are taking him on his words. I am not a lawyer, but it sounds like the same rule could be applied against trump.
Any lawyers who can answer to this?
flying_wahini
(6,650 posts)Im gonna have to find this book.
SunSeeker
(51,698 posts)calimary
(81,467 posts)Cha
(297,655 posts)comparison. good.