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@Walter Hinteler,

Yup, it’s amazing and sickening at the same time. I’m afraid that in this land of the free and home of the brave, the justice system doesn’t have the balls to do what’s right when it comes to certain privileged dirtbags.

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@Walter Hinteler,

It's nesh for the Guardian to ingratiate itself with a despotic regime like Iran by telling its readers that America should not have slain a war criminal. Even the liberal New Yorker's journalists didn't hurl epithets at Trump for having ordered the killing. The Economist, which had been basher of Trump, also chose to prescind from revanchism in this regard since it had reported that lots of civilians and intellectuals in Iran and even other nations had been killed under orders from this butcher named Qassem Suleimani and his Quds Force . It merely wrote way back that the killing would give Iran an excuse to launch an attack against America through the good offices of pro-Iranian forces in Iraq.

Please read the Financial Times rather than this one, which appears to have become a tabloid newspaper.

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Some journalists working for the Newstateman took exception to America's decision to eradicate such war criminals. Then they argued that' it was a risky move.

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It fills my heart with sorrow to say it - even to think it.

But the sad, sickening, enraging truth is that they have the goods on Donald Trump. They have enough evidence to put the man away forever. They’ve had enough for a long time. Those investigations by the New York AG?
They’re just window dressing to assure us docile sheep that our government in the land of the free and home of the brave is on the job.

Robert Mueller gave us 10 - count ‘em, TEN counts of obstruction of justice and abuse of power that he said could not be brought against a sitting president. And all the politicians lined up to tell us never fear, we’ll indict his ass the moment he becomes a regular citizen. And we believed them. I believed them. Hell, what choice did we have?

But they haven’t indicted him. And the sad, sickening, enraging truth is they won’t. Oh, they’ll keep on reporting that they’re “investigating”. They’ll placate us with juicy stories about the “authorities” being hot on his trail. But they’re not going to do **** to Donald Trump.

He ruled with fear. Everyone knew he had no moral boundaries about what he would try to do to people who opposed him. The “authorities” are still in fear of him. They fear that arresting him would cause a race war, or at least another insurrection- worse than the one we’re already got PTSD from.
So...
I can’t tell you what to do. But, though it chokes me with bile, I’m going to be trying to settle it in my heart the bitter truth that there will be no justice in this life for Donald John Trump.

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@snood,

At most they will possibly fine him or in some way restrict him, I think. If you notice many Trump appointees who could be removed are still in place.

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It's nesh for the Guardian to ingratiate itself with a despotic regime like Iran by telling its readers that America should not have slain a war criminal. Even the liberal New Yorker's journalists didn't hurl epithets at Trump for having ordered the killing. The Economist, which had been one of the aerbic bashers of Trump, also chose to not to prescind from revanchism in this regard since it had reported that lots of civilians and intellectuals in Iran and even other nations had been killed under orders from this butcher named Qassem Suleimani and his Quds Force . It merely wrote way back that the killing would give Iran an excuse to launch an attack against America through the good offices of pro-Iranian forces in Iraq.

No politician is innocent if you try to dig up dirt on them：the Watergate scandal; the Whitewater scandal; waterboarding; Hunter Biden's ties to foreign companies; and Xkeyscore.

Edward Snowden is still on the lam.

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@snood,

snood wrote:

It fills my heart with sorrow to say it - even to think it.

But the sad, sickening, enraging truth is that they have the goods on Donald Trump. They have enough evidence to put the man away forever. They’ve had enough for a long time. Those investigations by the New York AG?
They’re just window dressing to assure us docile sheep that our government in the land of the free and home of the brave is on the job.

Robert Mueller gave us 10 - count ‘em, TEN counts of obstruction of justice and abuse of power that he said could not be brought against a sitting president. And all the politicians lined up to tell us never fear, we’ll indict his ass the moment he becomes a regular citizen. And we believed them. I believed them. Hell, what choice did we have?

But they haven’t indicted him. And the sad, sickening, enraging truth is they won’t. Oh, they’ll keep on reporting that they’re “investigating”. They’ll placate us with juicy stories about the “authorities” being hot on his trail. But they’re not going to do **** to Donald Trump.

He ruled with fear. Everyone knew he had no moral boundaries about what he would try to do to people who opposed him. The “authorities” are still in fear of him. They fear that arresting him would cause a race war, or at least another insurrection- worse than the one we’re already got PTSD from.
So...
I can’t tell you what to do. But, though it chokes me with bile, I’m going to be trying to settle it in my heart the bitter truth that there will be no justice in this life for Donald John Trump.

I think you are wrong here. I am not being naïve...but I am supposing the rule of law WILL be shown to apply to everyone, even a disgusting ex-president.

Either that or the Republic is finished...and I do not see that happening.

I say that Trump takes a huge fall...and while he may not actually end up in prison, he will see a restrictive house arrest that will preclude him from ever playing a round of golf during the duration of the house arrest. It will probably see him restricted from lots of other things he treasures.

AND he will see his kids go into prison...and maybe even see some of them flip on him.

We'll see.

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The New Yorker published an in-depth article trying to unearth Trump's misdeeds. Yet it didn't find more new evidence. You can't indict someone if you still don't have the smoking gun. All they did was publish something like she said , he said, and according to well-placed sources.

Fox News, MSNBC and CNN are all big on this tactic.

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You know what's wrong with America? Answer: partisanship is all the rage. You are not actually a member of the United states but a divided one. Liberals and conservatives loathe each other; some liberals just don't care if CNN is telling the truth if it's related to Trump's misconduct. And objectivity is an oxymoron in today's America.

You just hate, hate, hate Trump because he doesn't speak for you or the class to which you belong. Don't you think that's tantamount to India's caste system or what Karl Marx termed class antagonism?

Guys, wake up. You are pushing America towards the edge of an abyss when you indulge yourself in such partisan furies.

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You just want to find more acerbic critics of Trump; bashing him is the name of the game. Hi, what about Obama？ Did he help America perk up its economy? The subprime mortgage crisis or the 2008 housing crisis happened when Obama was still the president.

The liberal New Yorker magazine even accused Obama of being a Muslim believer; it even put out a picture that shows him dressing like a Muslim fighter.

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Keep deluding yourself like this, some liberals. I wish I hadn't read some books about liberalism.

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In retrospect, it's just bosh.

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@Frank Apisa,

Frank Apisa wrote:

I am supposing the rule of law WILL be shown to apply to everyone, even a disgusting ex-president.

The rule of law has been shown time and time again not to apply to everyone equally. Your supposition isn’t supported by the facts of how the US “justice system” works and has always worked.

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Either that or the Republic is finished...

Another scenario, a more likely scenario than the republic being finished is that it will just keep limping along, hobbled by things like its own hypocrisy, cowardice, and racism.

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We'll see.

We will indeed.

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I should be reading Real Simple.

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@snood,

Just vote for Bernie Sanders and become part of Russia. Medical for All? Free college? Who's going to pay for it, the poor? Putin? Some aggrieved rich men could find a way out by leaving America.

You just can't figure it out? I'm speechless.

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If some liberals think every problem can be solved by taxing the rich, then I have to say they were born yesterday.

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Kamala Harris wipes hand after greeting South Korean leader, faces Twitter backlash
By Dom Calicchio

"Many Americans have become more germ-conscious since the start of the coronavirus pandemic last year – but Vice President Kamala Harris may have made her apparent concerns too conspicuous.

Harris was caught on camera Friday immediately wiping her right hand on her jacket after shaking hands with South Korean President Moon Jae-in at the White House.

Harris and Moon discussed North Korea, global health and the "root causes" of migration to the U.S. from Central America, Harris later wrote on Twitter.

Many social media users accused the vice president of being rude to Moon – with some claiming a Republican leader would have faced much harsher criticism for the same action.

"This is the USA VP?" one user wrote. "Not only disrespectful, but it would be ‘racist’ if this was a Republican, all over the news for sure….Double standards on full display."

"Wow! That’s so embarrassing!" another wrote.

"Is South Korea not our ally anymore," one Twitter user commented.

"You can’t wipe off a virus on your pants," another observed. "Plus, Kamala is fully vaccinated."

The vice president’s sense of decorum was previously called into question in late March, when sharp-eyed media watchers noticed the vice president hadn’t saluted U.S. military personnel as she climbed the steps to board Air Force Two.

Fox News found that Harris had also skipped salutes on several other prior occasions.

Weeks after the criticism, Harris posted a video on Twitter that showed her saluting before boarding a flight to North Carolina."

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CNN is going to say she has swag. Haaaaaa.

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That crazy bitch Marjorie Green said that Pelosi mandating masks is “exactly the same” kind of abuse as the Jews who were loaded onto trains and taken away to die.

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@snood,

I don't know what she's saying about masks, but she was right to draw impeachment charges against Joe Biden.

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