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LongtimeAZDem

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34. Except that it isn't. Judge Jackson is sloely responsible for Stone's situation.

Reply to Mr. Quackers (Reply #33)

Fri Feb 22, 2019, 09:17 AM

Feb 2019

So, the only way your statement would be true is if you believe that she herself would treat a person of color differently based on their race.

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Judge doesn't throw Roger Stone in jail, instead hands him an even worse punishment [View all] Hermit-The-Prog Feb 2019 OP

Never thought of it that way! sheshe2 Feb 2019 #1

was disappointed ... Hermit-The-Prog Feb 2019 #6

Yep. sheshe2 Feb 2019 #11

In other words... Zoonart Feb 2019 #2

It is like telling your kindergartner... madaboutharry Feb 2019 #3

Depriving him of his moneymaker as well. mahina Feb 2019 #4

Plus he had to spend thousands more $ for himself and lawyers to appear in court today wishstar Feb 2019 #5

"I'm broke," he told the judge. LOL PSPS Feb 2019 #7

Womp womp onecaliberal Feb 2019 #9

Broke?? So, then.... Public Defender? You know, the one buried with 300 cases... OK! nt albacore Feb 2019 #12

Public defender? Like this one? chwaliszewski Feb 2019 #22

Broke to people like him means he's down to his last defacto7 Feb 2019 #14

Broke to those people means business as usual, millions in debt, but still spending like crazy. yardwork Feb 2019 #21

"Then sell your damn houses" (is what I would have said). nt spooky3 Feb 2019 #26

Well, that's one way of looking at it, I guess. GoCubsGo Feb 2019 #8

if he was black, brown, poor Mr. Quackers Feb 2019 #10

You realize that, by saying that, you're calling Judge Jackson racist? LongtimeAZDem Feb 2019 #31

no Mr. Quackers Feb 2019 #33

Except that it isn't. Judge Jackson is sloely responsible for Stone's situation. LongtimeAZDem Feb 2019 #34

that's what you are talking about Mr. Quackers Feb 2019 #35

Nah, he should be in jail. This is conservative white privilege. manor321 Feb 2019 #13

I agree watoos Feb 2019 #15

I also agree davekriss Feb 2019 #25

I disagree. He would have been irrelevant in jail, which is why he begged not to be jailed. Honeycombe8 Feb 2019 #16

he would be a Maga martyr if the Judge sent him to jail today. 912gdm Feb 2019 #19

forcing Roger Stone to shut up is a fate worse than life in a cell for him. ForgedCrank Feb 2019 #17

Dont underestimate the pain and suffering a privileged piece of shit like that would Eliot Rosewater Feb 2019 #20

Welcome to DU! nt spooky3 Feb 2019 #27

thank you. I've been reading anonymously for a week or two since I found ForgedCrank Feb 2019 #29

By Friday. marble falls Feb 2019 #30

welcome to DU gopiscrap Feb 2019 #36

Good on Judge Amy Berman Jackson Ordering Cha Feb 2019 #18

I'd love to hear a wiretap of Stone Hermit-The-Prog Feb 2019 #24

Yes, and how happy that Cha Feb 2019 #28

Time to STFU Nixon tramp stamp boy Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Feb 2019 #23

He should have been jailed. drray23 Feb 2019 #32