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Justice matters.

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4. Because "no one is above the law" is a joke.

Reply to lees1975 (Original post)

Fri Nov 18, 2022, 05:39 PM

Nov 2022

It is a propaganda phrase to intimidate all the millions of potential criminal-minded individuals in the populace who don't have enough money to feed the lucrative for-profit Attorney-Lawyer industry (not cheap labor...) so they will remain law-abiding citizens.

As long as hair furhair will not actually shoot someone on 5th Avenue (and only in self-defense), he will never be sent to prison (maybe just house arrest, but that's a long stretch).

Pretty much evident at this point (I want to be proven wrong, though, to respect the pain of his million victims).

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A "Tsunami of corruption" [View all] lees1975 Nov 2022 OP

Nailed it republianmushroom Nov 2022 #1

Highly recommend Picaro Nov 2022 #2

How is it possible? Due process. That's the pace of rule of law. ancianita Nov 2022 #3

For an ordinary citizen, justice moves a heck of a lot faster lees1975 Nov 2022 #5

An ordinary citizen isn't guilty of an entire four years of networked sedition across ancianita Nov 2022 #6

Two years. lees1975 Nov 2022 #9

Okay, two. ancianita Nov 2022 #10

Its not being held up by investigation. lees1975 Nov 2022 #11

Right. ancianita Nov 2022 #12

Anecdotal examples lees1975 Nov 2022 #13

Sure. Yet until they were ancianita Nov 2022 #14

Trump's been caught lees1975 Nov 2022 #17

Because "no one is above the law" is a joke. Justice matters. Nov 2022 #4

Color of justice is green yankee87 Nov 2022 #7

Yep. Hair furhair is above the law as proven by the wasted million-dollars Mueller Report Justice matters. Nov 2022 #8

The most disturbing aspect of all this Martin Eden Nov 2022 #15

Rapist, theft, treason, amazing how the Republicans run against crime but elect criminals. ShazamIam Nov 2022 #16

Is the appointment of a special prosecutor a step in the right direction? lees1975 Nov 2022 #18