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/u/outwrangle before everything went to shit in 2020, /u/emma_lazarus for a while after that, now I’m all queermunist!

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  • But you’re moving the goal posts.

    You said the high burden of proof needed to prove criminal guilt is what prevents Trump from arresting his political opponents, but it literally doesn’t do that. What it does, after they’re arrested, is give them a potential pathway to regaining their freedom. Kilmar Abrego Garcia comes to mind, his life was hell for most of last year fighting against his deportation to El Salvador. He’s walking free, for now, while he awaits even more bullshit trials. His ordeal hasn’t even ended yet.

    Will Kristy Noem or Stephen Miller or Greg Bovino spend a day in jail for what they’ve done? Where’s the justice?

    We don’t seem to have rights, we have a system of privileges that can be revoked if the wrong people get elected.

    But you’re right, the system isn’t broken. It’s working exactly as it was intended.




  • You specifically used the word “prevent” but, if you have been paying attention, we aren’t seeing prevention. What we see are our rights being violated by the regime and then the Courts ordering them to stop. That’s not prevention.

    Also, I won’t hold my breath. I don’t think Renée Good’s murderer will face accountability under this regime.

    Maybe if we are allowed to have elections and different people take power we’ll see prosecutions, but that just demonstrates the point we’re trying to make to you. Whoever is in charge decides what the law is and what rights you have, and while Trump is in charge he decides that his Gestapo has a right to murder anyone they want. If he loses power, that might change.