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I too would like to escape accountability (for murders, illegal imprisonment and kidnapping of people to foreign countries) by my manager putting me in a differ
by netsharc 8mo ago
I too would like to escape accountability (for murders, illegal imprisonment and kidnapping of people to foreign countries) by my manager putting me in a different department, and the opposing party thinking "Oh, that person's no longer in that position, that's a win for us!" and journalists being scared parrots instead of being a challenging fifth estate..
Did everybody in that country get RFK Jr's brainworm or something?
- ceejayoz 8mo agoWin-wise, it does show the administration is still at least somewhat vulnerable to public outcry and backlash. That's a good thing.
- sigwinch 8mo agoI don’t see evidence for that. She expressed ambition to run for President. That threatened the secretive succession plan around Trump.
- netsharc 8mo agoI repeat, if a company could break the law, and escape accountability by moving the figurehead to a different department, and putting a different asshole in her place... what sort of accountability is there? I should just make a government where there are 365 DHS leaders, and if you want to get accountability about what the DHS did yesterday, well, lucky you, that DHS leader lost her job at midnight last night! That makes me think of the UK government, where utter fuckheads resign because they did something embarassing, and a few months later get called back into government. Peter Mandelson (friend of Epstein) for Department for Children, Schools and Families when?
- ceejayoz 8mo agoShe's been fired; they made up a new position for her that's clearly to keep her under their thumb rather than be a free agent. Any accountability beyond that is gonna need an election first.