@LaNaehForaday That's not how legal processes work, though.
You're basically promoting a conspiracy theory above a simple question of law and respect for democracy.
Yeah, it stinks that there are other people around that don't agree with you, but that's how democracy works. We let these people vote as a way of expressing themselves instead of engaging in violent activities.
Take away the ability to vote and, well, the risks increase.
@PandaChronicle " removing an insurrectionist from the ballot" is the taking away the ability to vote.
You might say we should do that. Fine! But it's important to realize that we are interfering with the ability to vote even if it's for the best that we do that.
It's about owning it.
If anything by owning what we are doing we are emphasizing just how important it is that we do it.
Ok
By reading this post I can see that you are a dick and not worth my time or anyone else's. I apologize I feel this way but I do know what I am talking about and you talking down to me in this condescending manner is entirely off putting. I am not some stupid little trump moron that can be easily swayed by someone like you so you need to be blocked.
IN THE USA NO ONE, - EVEN TRUMP - IS ABOVE THE LAW.
And when there is a person. Donald TRUMP who is attempting to break the world, that person is NOT FIT TO BE POTUS.
You dont get to vote for Hitler. Sorry. Not sorry
@LaNaehForaday agreed, Trump is not fit to be president, he is not above the law, but that is why it is so important to be clear and correct about what the law IS.
When I say you don't know what you're talking about I'm pointing out that you are misrepresenting what the law is.
@volkris @LaNaehForaday
no one is taking away their right to vote. They are removing an insurrectionist from the ballot. Those people (making threats against the judges) do not have the right to threaten officials who make a ruling they don’t agree with.