I am not tired of indictments. I am tired of justice deferred

[milestogo]

for years and years. I want Republican criminals prosecuted for their crimes against America.

NOW.

[bullimiami]

1. I'm tired of connected bastards getting away with everything.

[dchill]

2. Delayed IS denied. It's just true.

[Salviati]

3. I don't have indictment fatigue...

... I have conviction fever! And the only cure is more cowbell, I mean convictions!

[Silent3]

8. +1000! n/t

[brooklynite]

4. "Deferred" is an active verb.

It implies a choice to delay action.

The Federal election fraud indictment was issued this summer.

The Georgia election fraud indictment was issued this summer.

The Michigan election fraud indictment was issued this summer.

Either they're ALL "deferring justice" or maybe proper justice takes time.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

7. Those are not the only ones...

Please take note of the ones colored red in the linked table:

https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-reports/president-trumps-staggering-record-of-uncharged-crimes/#table

[BlackSkimmer]

5. Rec. nt

[republianmushroom]

6. I agree with you.

30 months and counting

[maxrandb]

9. Thank you!

I am tired of a dipshit that should have been prosecuted 40 years ago.

This us what happens when a criminal as treated like a fucking joke.

My entire life, he was nothing but a bad punchline to a bad joke.

He's still nothing but a punchline, but 40% of Americans like they joke.

[milestogo]

11. I have always hated him

even when I knew very little. It was all bad. A blowhard and collector of trophy women.

[BOSSHOG]

10. I'm looking forward to not being tired of convictions

And I’m like a great big hospital, I have lots of “patience.”

[iluvtennis]

12. + agree with you @milestogo. n/t

[orangecrush]

13. KICK

[whopis01]

14. Exactly

I’m not tired of the indictments at all.

What I am tired of is anyone who says that we are entering dangerous territory with a criminal trial of a former President. Or that putting a former President on trial is harmful to the US and its reputation.


What was harmful and dangerous to the country were the criminal actions of Trump. Putting him on trial is repairing the damage. Or at least a step in that direction.

[AZLD4Candidate]

15. Welcome to life in the US. IOKIYAR, wealthy, important, famous, powerful, or influential.

The rest of us get the book thrown at us.

[ExWhoDoesntCare]

16. The law doesn't work the way you want it to

It works the way it does. It can take years to get justice sometimes, and the defendants aren't always rich when it happens.

Tree of Life took 4.5 years from crime to conviction.

My rape case took almost 2.5 years from crime to conviction, and that was only because I accepted the plea deal. The prosecutor told me if we went to trial, then to expect to wait another year before we got to court, and more likely two, with no guarantee of conviction. I accepted the plea deal, not only to get the guaranteed conviction, but also to move on with my life. And that was 40 years ago. The system is even more backed up now than it was then.

The process has always been slow, and painful. That's just reality.

We don't have to like it, but changing it will not happen. Not unless we're willing to pay a whole lot more for more judges and courthouses. Most Americans aren't interested in that, in the least.