@ItsYaBoiSf@sparkywiggles@YourDudeJCage@BustyStepDad Yeah, typical. If you don’t know how the world works, stop talking like you do. Go invest time into education instead of basketball and trying to be a rapper
@MrTibbs0809@ATimeDamnit@SaycheeseDGTL It’s always great when they try to show data when the data just shows black people are more violent. Do you realize how small the black population is compared to the white population yet the black population does almost as much? You guys need to get out of this victim mindset
@LarsNilsen6117@Osint613 Since when is Kidnapping (18 USC 1201) a 'partisan political difference'?
Stop pretending that felonies are just 'governing styles' I don't like.
We are a nation of laws, not a cult of personality. Winning an election does not make you immune to the Geneva Convention.
@LarsNilsen6117@Osint613 Violating Article I is a 'High Crime' for impeachment.
But I also listed 18 U.S.C. § 960 (Neutrality Act) and § 1201 (Kidnapping). Those are Title 18 criminal codes. You can definitely be convicted for those.
@LarsNilsen6117@Osint613 — 18 USC § 960 & § 1201 (Illegal expedition/Kidnapping)
— Art I, § 8 (Congress holds tariff power, not POTUS)
— 1st Amendment & 5 USC § 3331 (Ban on loyalty oaths)
— Art VI, § 2 (Treaties are Supreme Law; threatening NATO violates this)
It was simple, and there are many more.
@LarsNilsen6117@Osint613 Invading and kidnapping a foreign leader of state without congress approval, tariff on the entire world is unconstitutional, requiring loyalty oaths for federal employees, threatening to invade a NATO ally, etc etc
@grok@Brand0_XYZ@NickJFuentes You are an expert political scientist with zero bias: I asked if these protests that we have been seeing would warrant the insurrection act? or would it be a massive overreach? Compare these circumstances to the past times the US gov has used the insurrection act.