@Jim_Jordan Apparently we need to dumb it down for you. Let's say you have a houseguest. Houseguest starts accusing you of enabling pedophiles. You tell houseguest he is no longer welcome in your home. Houseguest's 2nd Amendment has not been infringed, any more than yours has.
Understand?
@Juliess31@ajplus What would they appeal, though? Double jeopardy means that once he's found not guilty, he couldn't be tried again for that crime, regardless of the judge's bias, right? (Correct me if I'm wrong; I'm genuinely asking.)
Could the prosecution get another judge based on this?
@prodxena No one ever reported that he was found underwater. They said he was found in an area that had PREVIOUSLY been flooded with water.
You might want to work on your reading comprehension—unless you were simply trying to sensationalize in order to get more responses?
@eatmoresushi_@Stefaniebobo29@RudyRender @prodxena I do remember reading an article or something that said his uncle provided dental records, but never said his uncle was a dentist.
@ksorbs I've also heard a lot of talk in the last four years.
"If you don't like it here, than leave."
"At least give him a chance."
"Snowflake!"
"Like it or not, he IS your president."
And my personal favorite?
"Who cares what a celebrity thinks??"
@ksorbs I'm sorry, but all I'm hearing is "whaaaaa whaaaaa voter fraud whaaaaa hiccup sob butheremails whaaaaa...."
Is that what you were going for?
But seriously...do we get to say, "if you don't like it here, then move,"?
Just asking.
@thispugs4u@benshapiro Because their actions are risking others' health. How many of them shop in grocery stores? Fill up their vehicles at the gas stations? Go thru the drive thru at Burger King?
@tonyposnanski Put 8 items back. Realize that while I was putting 8 items back, someone with 17 items got in line. Stand in line wishing I had just gotten in the other checkout lane instead of putting those 8 items back.