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> _What kind of coups is done with ample defense opportunity and full validation of the Supreme Court?_ Ermmm.. defense opportunity? A totally partisan-biased
by caiob 10y ago
> _What kind of coups is done with ample defense opportunity and full validation of the Supreme Court?_
Ermmm.. defense opportunity? A totally partisan-biased Supreme Court does not leave much for a defense strategy. That's like putting Benghazi to be judged by the GOP.
>_It's funny because in 92 the same politicians who are now claiming a coup is going on have voted in favor of impeachment_
Maybe because they're being consistent on their stances?
- andrenth 10y ago> Ermmm.. defense opportunity? Yes. Multiple opportunities for the defense to expose its views and interview witnesses, both in congress and senate. > A totally partisan-biased Supreme Court The majority of the current Supreme Court has been appointed by in the Lula and Dilma governments and are strongly tied to their party, including a former lawyer of a party member who is now in jail. If there's any bias, it's in favor of the accused.
- meira 10y agoThe defense had N opportunities to proof (and they proved) that Rousseff didn't commit any crime. But it doesn't matter, because it's not a real judgement. It's a theatrical judgement for stupid guys like you to have a justificativa. But yeah, no stupid personagens believe it. It was a coup. And I should have Said, in the beginning, first thing: Temer out.
- andrenth 10y agoThanks for the ad hominem, it shows the depth of your arguments. LOL at "Temer out". This is really all that you people know how to do, right? "Itamar out", "FHC out", "Temer out"... It's only a coup attempt when it turns against you.
- woliveirajr 10y ago:-) there's some argument that could be used, but people don't know enough to use then except for the "that's a coup", "temer out" or any other crying... Your comments, otoh, are well done. Voted up
- woliveirajr 10y ago:-) there's some argument that could be used, but people don't know enough to use then except for the "that's a coup", "temer out" or any other crying... Your comments, otoh, are well done. Voted up
- ucaetano 10y agoThe impeachment process isn't judged by the Supreme Court.
- andrenth 10y agoThere were multuple appeals to the Supreme Court, which has always let the process continue. And in senate, the president of the Supreme Court leads the final judgement.
- ucaetano 10y agoThose are recourses claiming the process itself is wrong, but the impeachment isn't judged by the Supreme Court. And remember, 8 of the 11 judges were appointed by Dilma's party. So if you'd expect bias, it would be towards supporting Dilma.
- andrenth 10y agoYep, that's what I said above.