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Is Trump Facing the Death Penalty? · The Slippery Slope

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  I've heard this argument put out there quite a few times by
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  Donald J Trump, by Republicans, and that's if they can do this
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  to Trump, well, then they can do it to you.
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  They can do it to anyone. If they can come after him like
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  this, well. You know, there's no stopping
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  them if they ever want to come after you.
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  And you know, it's it does feel a little like fear mongering.
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  A little. However, when you look at the
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  the, the charges that they bring that they've brought, and then
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  you look at the way that they've handled issues with, with Biden,
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  with his son Hunter, alleged bribery.
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  Issues. Oh, I say alleged like that in
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  the air quotes because that seems pretty obvious and yet
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  they still seem to be overlooking all these things.
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  You look at what's happened with the former, you know, Secretary
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  of State Hillary Clinton, the things that she was doing with
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  the the emails, OK. And yet very similar the way,
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  the way I understand it's very similar to some of the charges,
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  all the. Indictments that brought against
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  against Trump and yet they chose to overlook what what Hillary
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  was doing. So this argument about you know
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  about if they can do it to him or they can do it to anyone.
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  One thing that I learned while I was in the police, especially
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  when I was doing, you know, work at the at the Triple C you learn
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  that. You really got to look at the
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  detail. When you're looking at
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  legislation, when you're looking at the laws of the land, when
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  you're looking at charging people, you've really got to
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  look at the laws. You're going to look at the fine
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  detail. This is what, and the
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  interpretation, how people can interpret things that are
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  happening. This is how lawyers make their
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  money. I think, you know, they all
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  argue about interpretation. Someone comes and says, well,
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  you know, loyal must put this argument out.
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  They're saying well. This is what the law says.
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  This is what legislation says. You've done the wrong thing.
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  The other person will come back and say, well, we look at the
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  law, we look at the legislation, we look at the wording.
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  We say, well, we interpret it this way.
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  So we believe that we're we're in the right and we've we've
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  done no wrong. This is the way we interpret it.
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  And then it goes back and forward.
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  Thousands of dollars are spent and it's like who gets to
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  decide, you know how, how it gets interpreted And then the
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  judge sits over, it says so that's my.
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  My basic understanding I'm not a lawyer.
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  I'm just saying that's the way I saw it happening, one told me.
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  At all this is I think the Democrats.
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  They have shown their hand, what they want, what they what their
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  actual intention is for Donald J Trump.
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  And hey, you tell me if I'm being a bit.
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  You tell me if I'm if this isn't a wild conspiracy theory.
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  But the the Democrats have, they've indicted Trump again.
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  It's, you know what, four more times I think.
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  And this has all been over January 6th, you know, that
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  terrible, terrible day for the American Republic.
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  So The thing is, this latest indictment is being tried in
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  Washington, Washington, DC, this town.
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  Is not the the. It's not the best town for
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  Trump. They don't love the people of DC
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  don't love Trump. The last the last lot of charges
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  were scheduled. They've been to be tried in
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  Florida. Florida apparently.
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  I've never been to Florida, never been to the US But it's
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  more of a it's more of a place where they will support.
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  They'll be in favor of Trump. Okay.
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  I'm not sure how that works. I've got, I've got to be.
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  Honestly, I'm not sure how that works.
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  It's obviously a little different in Australia.
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  You'd think, I would have thought in Australia you'd get
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  the same kind of, if you're looking at federal charge, you'd
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  get the same kind of outcome no matter whereabouts.
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  That's what I would have thought anyway.
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  But I'm just, you know, maybe a little naive.
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  The other thing, the other thing that makes this probably a
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  little more noteworthy? Newsworthy.
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  Then all the other issues, besides the fact that it's
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  getting, it's it's it's going to be heard in Washington is that
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  one of the punishments, one of the punishments for the charges
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  in this case is actually death. Actually, death.
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  Just let that sink in for one minute.
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  Let it sink in. One of the charges against Trump
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  includes the death penalty. This is my theory.
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  They want to kill Donald J Trump.
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  It's you. You might be sitting the gun,
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  Jay Fallon. That's pretty wild.
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  You know, supposedly they were trying to undermine obviously
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  his campaign 2016. They were trying to spawn him.
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  But they did spine him. The Trump tapped Trump Towers
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  impeach him. Constantly trying to impeach him
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  for nonsensical, weird, silly little issues I think was silly,
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  but regardless of all that, they just want him dead.
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  That is the end goal and I think they have just shown their hand
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  that this is their end goal. So according to a section, I'll
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  read this Section 18, sorry according to eighteen of the
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  United States codes, section 2411 of the charges.
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  It's conspiracy against rights and includes a penalty of up to
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  10 years in federal prison. But it also says that if death
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  death has resulted from the acts committed in violation of that
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  section of the Section 241 or such acts, including kidnapping
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  or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse or an
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  attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse or any attempt to
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  kill. They shall be fined under this
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  title or imprisoned for any term of years, or for life, or both,
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  or maybe sentenced to death. So look, this is the issue.
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  And you can say, you know, people can say, well, you know,
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  it's how, how far, how likely is it that it'll go that far?
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  It's how crazy that some of these charges have already gone
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  as far as they have. They, the Democrats have been
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  putting out this narrative. I've spoken a lot before about
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  how here in Australia, you know, the media always put out this
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  false narrative that the the narrative, this is the way they
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  want the story to come across. So they'll put out a narrative.
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  The narrative might be, it might be obviously fake, but they'll
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  just keep putting it out there, trying to put out this false
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  narrative. Eventually, people, it'll just
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  gets momentum. People start believing these
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  things. They've been saying, arguing
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  since the first day that always happened that Trump was
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  responsible for death, that Trump was responsible for what
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  happened on January 6th. But like I said, if you read,
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  it's always in the fine print when it comes to legislation.
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  When it comes to laws, you have to read the fine print.
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  And think, well, how are people going to interpret this?
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  How can this be interpreted? So you read 18 of the USC the
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  United States. Yeah.
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  The the United States codes, Section 241.
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  And you can say okay. Well, death did actually result
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  from these actions from, you know, from the the rioting or
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  the protests, whatever you want to call it.
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  So going by the narrative that the Democrats are put out, but
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  the narrative that the left-leaning media have been
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  running with Trump, you've got the notion that Trump is
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  responsible, that he they've been putting out this narrative
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  that he committed these acts. He's he's responsible.
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  He's responsible for the death of someone.
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  Therefore, the death penalty is on the table.
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  They want to kill him. It's not enough.
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  It's not enough for him to drop out of the the the next
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  presidential race. It's not enough to put him in
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  prison. It's not enough to embarrass
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  him. It's not enough to take money
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  off him. They want to kill him.
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  That's my theory. That's what I believe.
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  Let me know what you think. The USA very slippery slope and
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  I think this has bigger ramifications for anyone who
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  believes in freedom of speech, freedom of movement, freedom of
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  thought. Let me know what you think.
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  Slippery slope.