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Well, I guess if we're going to just entertain fantasy "what if's", sure anything could happen. He might just dematerialize randomly while waiting for this extr
by vel0city 3y ago
Well, I guess if we're going to just entertain fantasy "what if's", sure anything could happen. He might just dematerialize randomly while waiting for this extradition proceeding to happen. He might get elected president of the United States. Anything is possible if we just start playing random "what if's" not bound to reality. It sure is fun living in fantasy land.
What prevents that person who just got a traffic violation from getting some made up charge and then faces execution, or really anyone else? Probably evidence of a crime carrying that penalty being committed, and from things we've heard from the US government even the evidence for the max 170 year indictment is potentially little shaky and questionable. Apparently the Justice Department under the Obama administration was even wondering if they'd even bother pressing charges against him and actually take him to court. So if it'd be a hard time convicting him on an indictment that has a max penalty of 170 years, what are the odds he'll get convicted on something that carries execution? What crimes do you think he'll be indicted on which carry an execution charge? Considering the US has a hard time executing people who literally make bombs for terrorists I imagine it'd be a pretty dang high bar to cross to have him indicted and convicted of a crime which carries an execution penalty.
Continuing to harp on about how he faces likely execution in the US is just lies. You should really stop repeating them.