oasisfan35 wrote:At the courthouse...E.H. Ruddock wrote:Arresting judges now
We're playing by the rulebook of evening television.
If this is accurate the judge deserves arrest:
oasisfan35 wrote:At the courthouse...E.H. Ruddock wrote:Arresting judges now
We're playing by the rulebook of evening television.
Sorry. I thought the conversation was over.tragabigzanda wrote:I'm more interested in how he accounts for the leverage of shame enacted by the liberals. Is it somehow better to use shame as a political device when the party faithful espouse a political philosophy that anything other than strict adherence warrants shame? What if that philosophy proves to be a losing philosophy, at the expense of other pragmatic issues that impact a greater number of people?
Tacit to this question is the understanding that voters will be less likely to prioritize a set of proposals or policy ambitions in the voting booth, if they associate those ideas with a group of people who make them feel shamed.when the party faithful espouse a political philosophy that anything other than strict adherence warrants shame? What if that philosophy proves to be a losing philosophy,at the expense of other pragmatic issues that impact a greater number of people?
It’s very likely not.Bi_3 wrote:oasisfan35 wrote:At the courthouse...E.H. Ruddock wrote:Arresting judges now
We're playing by the rulebook of evening television.
If this is accurate the judge deserves arrest:
epilogue wrote:I haven't watched the clip but I can assure you it 100% isn't.
Now that the state run propaganda is out of the way, what is it this woman deserves to be arrested for?Bi_3 wrote:epilogue wrote:I haven't watched the clip but I can assure you it 100% isn't.
Evidence free judgement is very on-brand: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/26/us/w ... rrest.html
epilogue wrote:Now that the state run propaganda is out of the way, what is it this woman deserves to be arrested for?Bi_3 wrote:epilogue wrote:I haven't watched the clip but I can assure you it 100% isn't.
Evidence free judgement is very on-brand: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/26/us/w ... rrest.html
oasisfan35 wrote:We're playing by the rulebook of evening television.
They actually have earned that status though. They are in fact honorable.BurtReynolds wrote:Judges need to be taken down several pegs, and this is an excellent start. Imagine having a job where you expect people to call you "your honor". FFS.
tree_ wrote:They actually have earned that status though. They are in fact honorable.BurtReynolds wrote:Judges need to be taken down several pegs, and this is an excellent start. Imagine having a job where you expect people to call you "your honor". FFS.
are you high right now?tree_ wrote:They actually have earned that status though. They are in fact honorable.BurtReynolds wrote:Judges need to be taken down several pegs, and this is an excellent start. Imagine having a job where you expect people to call you "your honor". FFS.
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oasisfan35 wrote:epilogue wrote:Now that the state run propaganda is out of the way, what is it this woman deserves to be arrested for?Bi_3 wrote:epilogue wrote:I haven't watched the clip but I can assure you it 100% isn't.
Evidence free judgement is very on-brand: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/26/us/w ... rrest.htmloasisfan35 wrote:We're playing by the rulebook of evening television.
Lucky for me, I know you still see my posts!Ello Sailor wrote:I don't think anyone even sees your posts anymore. You're an imbecile chasing a power fantasy. And you think you're on the inside. But you're profoundly unintelligent, delusional, and quite frankly, weak as fuck. For life.
Unlucky.
so she told them to out another door and that constitutes getting arrested? why didnt ice have all the doors secured?Bi_3 wrote:oasisfan35 wrote:epilogue wrote:Now that the state run propaganda is out of the way, what is it this woman deserves to be arrested for?Bi_3 wrote:epilogue wrote:I haven't watched the clip but I can assure you it 100% isn't.
Evidence free judgement is very on-brand: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/26/us/w ... rrest.htmloasisfan35 wrote:We're playing by the rulebook of evening television.
If not the Attorney General of the United States or The New York Times, what specifically would be a acceptable source for this story?
