On Alvin Bragg and the art of not taking the law too seriously

I'd expect a comment like this from someone with their head stuck.

 

You will have a long wait, like forever.

 

Merchan should be removed from the bench and disbarred. Of course given the state of the justice system in New York City, he fits right in with the rest of the kangaroo judges.

 

He should be charged for the numerous crimes he's committing.

 

Of course hell his family connections alone ought to be reason enough for recusal. Which is also why Marchan established the gag order.

 

I expect that sort of response from some one who refuses to admit the existence of the forest even when he can't see five feet in any direction because of all the trees.

 

The above post sounds like it was constructed in one's image and is now being projected as commentary.

 

As the late Charles Krauthammer once said of Obama, "He is a prisoner of his ideology."

 

Non sequiturs are not good debate format. Desperate but still, a fail.

For context, read my quotes.

 

What you lost your mirror again?

 

Bragg's case isn't to be taken seriously.

 

Ironic posts are not debate. Confession through projection works for so many low info thinkers. Care to comment as to why?

 

So stop making them. I can play your silly game as long as you like but frankly we both have better things to do with our time.

 

As I said, you are gas lighting through desperate projection, stop it, it's a sickness. The irony is in your wheel house, now run along and pester a peer.

 

No you are... got anything else? You are just being petulant at this point.

 

Sand......box....

That's a deep lack of substance fail at a counter and the reason why is as obvious as the mirror one is posting from, you quoted me and immediately gas lighted. The facts don't support the MAGA/RUSSIA disimformation on the case to hurt America's rule of law. Try again, better effort.

 

Laughable BS and that's giving your regurgitated talking points vastly more credit than they are due. You don't even know what the fact are or you wouldn't still be acting like Russias best buddy isn't sitting in the white house even as we speak. To say nothing of Xi's Biden's open border crap just netted us another 7 dead and thirty hospitalize from fentanyl down texas way.

 

That Russia benefiting from the undermining of America's rule of law, which your post quoting me did BTW, really hit the bulleye! Good, your post flailing reinforces the accuracy. Now instead of the next desperate Russian styled whataboutism you are now clinging to for cover is another fail. America's Rule of Law, the cornerstone of a real democracy, is the enemy of weak Russian despots and the useful idiots that make up part of the Trump sect.

 

So what ? Who asked you ?

Me ? I was an applied math major and I have a graduate degree in computer science.

Why do you ask ?

 

Ah , so you didn’t .

What law school did you flunk out of ?

 

This is what liberals do when they lose an argument: they post personal attacks...lol

 

This is what MAGA types do when they lose on the facts: deflect and play the victim.

 

And you people make it soooo easy...lol

 

The charges brought against the sexual abuser/business fraud that will be assessed by a jury of the peers of the accused, in the great tradition of American trial by jury, goes beyond exposing a skanky politician's attempting to hide his depravity from the voting public, of course.

It alerts Americans to how freedom of the press - like democratic elections and our judicial system - can be exploited and perverted by unscrupulous degenerates.

... David Pecker, the former CEO of American Media Inc. (AMI), which published the National Enquirer, testified last week that paying for exclusive stories to publish — a practice that Pecker called “checkbook journalism” — had long been a part of AMI’s toolbox. Pecker was equally forthcoming about his willingness to pay for other exclusive stories for the sole purpose of killing them, as AMI did with Karen McDougall’s tale of her 10-month affair with a married Trump. Pecker also acknowledged that Michael Cohen, working on behalf of Trump, paid Stormy Daniels $130,000 to buy her silence and her story about their sexual encounters for the National Enquirer, with the understanding that the Enquirer would kill the story to benefit Trump’s candidacy. His testimony was corroborated by Keith Davidson, the attorney for McDougall and Daniels, who received the payments on behalf of both women.

[https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...ne-of-his-most-corrupt-tendencies/ar-AA1o6Rxf]

Now we know what it looks like when unscrupulous members of the press collude with corrupt politicians.


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this is some hubble level projection there