I misread this sentence: “Some very worried and scared folks who know their asses may be next in getting indicted.”
I thought you were saying that people are scared to lose their ASSETS. I could not agree more!
While we are discussing what kind of civil unrest the vast majority of overworked, underpaid, and unprotected Americans should be participating in to solve all these problems when the Constitution and judicial framework were already painstakingly put in place for just this purpose, maybe we should spend some time considering the contributions (and lack thereof) of those people whose FULLTIME JOB it is to make the laws and to defend the laws. And then we should look at how much their assets rise in proportion to their inaction to concretely do the jobs they were elected and hired to do.
Tweeting is not legislating. Giving interviews that are only watched by members of your own choir is not enough.
I misread this sentence: “Some very worried and scared folks who know their asses may be next in getting indicted.”
I thought you were saying that people are scared to lose their ASSETS. I could not agree more!
While we are discussing what kind of civil unrest the vast majority of overworked, underpaid, and unprotected Americans should be participating in to solve all these problems when the Constitution and judicial framework were already painstakingly put in place for just this purpose, maybe we should spend some time considering the contributions (and lack thereof) of those people whose FULLTIME JOB it is to make the laws and to defend the laws. And then we should look at how much their assets rise in proportion to their inaction to concretely do the jobs they were elected and hired to do.
Tweeting is not legislating. Giving interviews that are only watched by members of your own choir is not enough.
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