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I might have, please help me clear it up if you don't mind. You and I both do not like laws being applied unevenly. If you or I were to share classified secre
by Timon3 3y ago
I might have, please help me clear it up if you don't mind.
You and I both do not like laws being applied unevenly.
If you or I were to share classified secrets, we'd go to jail.
Donald Trump shared classified secrets, and he will (hopefully) go to jail.
In my eyes, this makes the law more evenly applied, as he is getting the same sentence other people would get. Where am I wrong?
- gsibble 3y agoWho did he share secrets with? He isn't charged with that.
- Timon3 3y agoPlease read the PDF with the charges, introduction, point 6. Two examples of him sharing secrets with people who didn't have the clearance.
- deeg 3y agoAccording to reports there is audio of Trump showing classified documents to someone while acknowledging that they shouldn't see them AND admitting that he should have declassified them while president.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoYou have no sense that all this - for the last X yrs - has been political? Really? That the wonky (at best) status quo is contorting to maintain its authority? Yeah, we can do better than DJT. That said, in what type of world does a "product" such as Don get the traction he has? Focusing on Don doesn't fix the shit show that paved the road to his rise. Eliminating Don isn't a fix. Not even close. To believe otherwise is simply naive. Worse, it perpetuates a mindset that perpetuates the status quo. A status quo that has been able to normalize the acceptance of its mediocrity. Instead of siding with them, why not ask them how they've allow this embarrassing shit show to thive as it has.
- Timon3 3y agoI am not interested in "eliminating Don as a fix" as you put it. I am interested in the equal rule of law. Donald Trump broke a number of laws, and he should receive the same sentence that other people would receive. Your reply doesn't address this in any way. Care to try again?