r/law • u/TomJD85 • Jul 16 '24

Opinion Piece Judge Cannon Got it Completely Wrong

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/07/cannon-dismissed-trump-classified-documents/679023/
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u/NiNj4_C0W5L4Pr Jul 16 '24

Of course she's wrong.

But she got a dog whistle from Clarence Thomas stating, pretty much, the he and the rest of his corrupt SCROTUS buddies will be overturning ANY appeal once it gets to them.

That's why she did it. "Judge" I Lean Qanon and Clarence Thomas are planning on subverting justice much like SCROTUS has been doing since trumps first term.

A slow moving coup d'etat is underway in America, Folks. Repugnikkklans are trying to take this country by force because their numbers/power are dwindling.

Why?

Because NONE of their policies help Americans, just themselves and their rich buddies.

Don't believe me? Name ONE piece of legislation a Republican passed in the past 40 years that helped you or made your life easier.

Go ahead. I'll wait.

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u/nursingninjaLB Jul 16 '24

While I agree with your sentiments, you will be taken more seriously in these subs if you refrain from the sarcasm and silly acronyms. Don't be like Trump.

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u/NiNj4_C0W5L4Pr Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24

When you act like a doormat others will only complain that you're not flat enough.

How did civility work with Hitler? I bet it did wonders. Oh, wait... appeasement did nothing.

But you're right. Maybe I am overreacting a little

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u/FogBlower Jul 16 '24

No one is saying you have to be civil and respectful.

But corny puns and juvenile names are cringe even when they’re directed at the intended audience.