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I was glad for the rhetoric because rally-goers were getting beaten and berated by protesters, rioters, and Clinton operatives paid to incite violence...

Take a read of this. The Mug Shot Is a Warning I’ve always stuck by the theory that we’re in a moral panic and Trump is a folk devil. Not much else ex...

Fair enough, though I think dismissing the burden of proof is a bad idea when it comes to making claims, especially one’s that involve accusations aga...

So you do not believe the burden of proof should lie with an accuser?

I meant to say the burden of proof lies with the prosecution, or anyone who makes accusations against others. Those who presume innocence should be ev...

I bought an official space force hat for $25 back in 2018 or something and sold it for around $250 last year.

The Trump campaign is already selling merch of his mugshot. It will go down as one of the most famous shots in American history. I’m buying for poster...

One standard that applies to those who prosecute in courts, but to no one else. Only they should presume innocence. Only they require the burden of pr...

That means you hold it true of some men and not others. Two sets of standards.

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The presumption of innocence is either a basic human right or it is not. You either believe in it or you don’t. Anyone who says Trump should prove his...

Much talk of Trump “proving his innocence” in a system where innocence is assumed, or ought to be, at least if due process and fundamental human right...

According to the defense they were given too much data in discovery that there is no chance they could go through it in time. But it might be for the ...

Suggesting? I was asking a question.

The election was in November.

Changing laws is cosmetic and minor, according to praxis.

Think for yourself for a second. Do you think changing a law is cosmetic and minor?

I’m not sure they were changing election laws in the lead up to an election out of the goodness of their hearts.

Would you agree that lockdowns were suppressing votes, then?

I don’t.

Why alter election laws in the first place?

Changes to election laws—laws that were not there before are now in effect. There were hundreds of them a cross numerous states. I don’t know how to m...

I welcome it. The more emojis I get from you the better. It's all on record.

Changes, plural.

It just so happened to favor one candidate, one party, some people, some states, at the expense of the rest.

How does one suppress votes by attempting to block fundamental changes to election laws?

Exactly.

We already know you can't write, but you sure can pad it with other people's ideas.

It was before, as well. They were trying to block the efforts to make fundamental changes to how elections were run, all of which was occurring under ...

His countless efforts to root out fraud and hold the shadow campaign to account are by now public record.

Administrators at the state and local level are responsible for running elections. The president isn't.

I am sitting down, frank. You might want to give your imagination a rest for a while because your projections are becoming commonplace.

"NOBODY HAS EVER FOUGHT FOR ELECTION INTEGRITY LIKE PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP. FOR DOING SO, I WILL PROUDLY BE ARRESTED TOMORROW AFTERNOON IN GEORGIA....

That’s the problem. Capitalism is present in all systems, and any system without it is inconceivable. The only difference between the present system a...

Sharing might do well to describe the distribution, but stealing, plundering, or pilfering describes the acquisition. Sharing is good and all but if y...

Funds do not have to be expropriated from one source to another. They can also be exchanged voluntarily. As a self-described democratic socialist, whi...

We can quibble about my experiences, if you wish. No doubt geography is not my strong suit. I explicitly said I could care less about it. The utilitar...

Cherry-picking, I guess.

So why not Switzerland or the Netherlands or the Ivory Coast or Singapore?

How come you only bolded those three countries? What’s the argument?

Right, one has to go and prostrate oneself before those in power and practically beg in order to have any input. But you'll note that the state moves ...

Believe it or not neighbors can deliberate with one another without the need of any state authority and men can design and build infrastructure withou...

Not only eminent domain, but civil forfeiture, taxation, tariffs, subsidies, minimum wages, welfare, regulation, and so on. Wherever the state takes f...

And a belief is merely a name for a kind of articulated feeling. I feel this sort of way and when I express myself about it this is my belief. I belie...

Good thinking. For so long we've disparaged the worldly in favor of the spiritual, and this has likely led to the upsetting and devastating fear you'v...

Far from it. There is no anarchy. From the largest trade routes to the smallest transactions, from the global to the local level, pretty much any move...

When the entire intelligence community, the 5 eyes, the crooked press, and the corrupt and incompetent state bureaucracy are running election interfer...

Either malice or incompetence. Neither are good, and it let’s me know the level of expertise we’re working with here.

Are these the same indictments published before the grand jury got a chance to decide whether to indict him or not? Yes, yes they are. Another farce, ...

Kushner’s investment firm got that 2 billion from the Saudis in 2021, after stepping away from politics and after Trump left office. I guess you got t...