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I was thinking more about the theoretical difference difference between a citizens exercising individual rights under law and a citizen taking on the duties of law enforcement. What exactly is the difference in these two things? Shouldn't it have been law enforcements job to disarm Rittenhouse not ...

There is a report that Jeffrey Clark will exercise his 5th Amendment Rights when he appears before the January 6th Committee. If Clark does plead the 5th for activities that occurred while he was at Justice, the Justice Department would seem likely to open an investigation into his activities while...

It seems unlikely that the Book of Abraham would disagree with what the most learned academic minds would have to say on the subject, or that a fraudulent one could in any way align with what we’d expect from the ancient world. What a mess of a sentence. Imagine writing this way about any other sub...

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Thu Dec 02, 2021 3:38 am

What would happen if Kyler Rasmussen presented his findings to a true academic journal?

A rip in the space-time continuum.

I can’t quite tell from the video clip, but did Mr. Priest disclose his sources that fed him this information? Here’s his lawfare podcast interview that might shed more light on the matter: https://www.lawfareblog.com/lawfare-podcast-trump-and-his-intelligence-briefings-david-priess It’s 55 minutes...

Well, that is the advantage of being the last man standing. Except three men were left standing, two of which declined to testify. One did. Why wouldn’t the DA have offered some sort of deal to the other two men if this were an effective strategy? - Doc Sorry Doc, I misunderstood your point. Yes, w...

Apparently it was just impossible to brief him on anything because it required listening, and Trump constantly interrupted with his derailing rants. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6RIFOcIq7E Given this, why would anyone want a commander in chief who cannot have adult discussions with military off...

Does it? If they thought, whether mistaken or not, that they were legally using less than deadly force to protect others, their intent was to exercise the rights the state gives to its citizens — not to enforce the laws. If they thought … I suppose they could testify to a jury or judge what they th...

Multiple times, by multiple people, the protesters have been referred to as vigilantes. Could someone help explain to me how they fit that label? Weren’t Rittenhouse, et.al. the ones who were taking upon themselves a role of law enforcement by setting out to protect private property against lawless...

Indeed.