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POLITICAL THREAD

How will they rule ??!

  • YES - Qualified

    Votes: 41 82.0%
  • NO - Disqualified

    Votes: 9 18.0%

  • Total voters
    50
  • Poll closed .
Why the hell is beshear ranked so high?
I put zero stock in any approval rating of any politician or topic simply because the data is always such a small sample not to mention the framing of questions by the ones administering the poll/survey.

Like this poll for example states 985 registered voters were polled from a state of nearly 500,000 registered voters. Andy's polling on real clear politics shows like an average of 56% approval. What areas do you think are polled?
 
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Well I think both groups of "protestors" are kinda stupid. But one group is mostly protesting the mistreatment of minorities while also being used by bored rich white kids as an excuse to be ****ing dipshits. And the other group is white old guys protesting a bunch of lies fed to them by a NY conman and a Q troll.
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You know what's so crazy? So what if someone is "racist?" That's treated as the biggest sin. So someone doesn't like someone else? WGAF? Academia, media, and politicians routinely teach to hate whites. They're discriminated against in the work place with Affirmative Action hires/Diversity Quotas and scholarships. But do you see everyone acting like a victim and just using it as an excuse for every failure? No. Do I lose an ounce of sleep because Joy Reid doesn't like me or any white people? No, you keep on moving. However, it has become quite the profit for those who race hustle to get what they want.

No one is allowed to speak about any racial realities out of fear of offending and being called names. Only one narrative is allowed ("white people evil, Asians are white, everyone else are victims") and no racial observations are allowed.

Stereotypes are not universal but there's a reason why they're a stereotype. It's because it happens often. It's simply your brain noticing patterns. "Hey, a lot of Asians are really good at math and have parents who are hardcore about their education" "Appalachia has a lot of pillbillies" "Black neighborhoods have a crime problem" "Gay men are very promiscuous" "Female millennials love Starbucks and social media is like crack to them" and on and on it goes.

Here's a thought. No special treatment. We have the same rules and same criteria. We're judged exactly the same. We're all capable of making our own way in life no matter the starting point (this is considered a 'racist' POV by media). Infantizing a group because you think they're not capable is very condescending yet that's considered "progress."

Bias exists in every single individual. You're never going to be able to legislate what is in someone's heart. Noticing things isn't racist. How you treat someone on an individual basis matters. Individual behavior and respect matters. But everyone knows why race is such a focal point by governments and their media. When you take homogenous countries and then import vastly different groups it always turns into tribalism and a way of having people fight each other and it's easier to control you.
Too much common sense there dude. how do you function in today’s society?
 
Most states have a specific charge for this type of conduct - intimidating a participant of the legal process.

They should absolutely be charged. They should absolutely be sued by the jurors who had their privacy invaded.

This case is really showing the underbelly of the political machine that is the dnc.
For the jury to take this long, I have to think a few jurors have been/are being intimidated by outside antagonists. It's not this hard.
 
Imagine being the DA and you can’t even be bothered to look up the law you are using to charge people with a crime…

Between the blatant lies and deceit, that DA should be brought up on charges. He’s actively and openly lying to try and put this boy in jail for the rest of his life. That’s attempted murder if you ask me.
He's wrong the law is 18. What's under consideration is a long rifle exemption for 16 and 17 yr olds so they can hunt. Which Kyle obviously wasn't doing. Unless you count people.
 
We know the DA is wrong. That’s why the gun charge was thrown out.
No the DA is right, @LowCountryCat is who I was referring to being incorrect with this:
Actually the WI law states he could possess at age 16, which is why he's not guilty of that charge and the judge dismissed it.

The law about openly carrying in WI is 18. The judge chose to interpret the 16/17 hunting exception as applying generally, even when not hunting, which is legally ambiguous.
 
For the jury to take this long, I have to think a few jurors have been/are being intimidated by outside antagonists. It's not this hard.

I think so too. I think there's no doubt at least some jurors are concerned about the fallout, which is absolutely egregious. This is the clearest case of self defense anyone can ever see at trial. Everything from the video, to the "let's get him", to the admission about who pointed the gun first.

Unfortunately it will take a brave set of jurors to do the right thing. I have the utmost respect for the judge, because you know he will face scrutiny for the next few weeks at least.

That's all assuming the don't have the chauvin strategy set up and arrest him if he's not guilty. Of course it's all to send a very clear message to any thinking about resisting or standing up to the mob. A dark time in our nation
 
No the DA is right, @LowCountryCat is who I was referring to being incorrect with this:


The law about openly carrying in WI is 18. The judge chose to interpret the 16/17 hunting exception as applying generally, even when not hunting, which is legally ambiguous.
Right, everyone is wrong but you and your fellow idiot, the DA. How about that, 2 DAs.
 
He asked the prosecutor if he agreed, and he did. So the dismissal was without objection. It wasn't like he just dismissed it on his own accord.
Yeah because it was legally ambiguous, exactly like I said. They went back and forth on it several times in fact, with the judge not dismissing it in October. Would've taken too long to contest the wording of a 1991 law on a misdemeanor gun charge in the middle of a murder trial. It was dismissed minutes before closing arguments.
 
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Yeah because it was legally ambiguous, exactly like I said. They went back and forth on it several times in fact, with the judge not dismissing it back in October. Would've taken too much effort to contest the wording of a 1991 law on a misdemeanor gun charge in the middle of a murder trial.

At the conclusion of the evidence, the judge asked the prosecutor if he disagreed with the dismissal. He did not. If it was ambiguous, he would object and it would be argued. He sure didn't hesitate to push everything else no matter how weak. So that tells you it must be well settled law in that jurisdiction
 
No the DA is right, @LowCountryCat is who I was referring to being incorrect with this:


The law about openly carrying in WI is 18. The judge chose to interpret the 16/17 hunting exception as applying generally, even when not hunting, which is legally ambiguous.
You’re wrong. The state never plead that Kyle was not in compliance. Read the pleading.
 
At the conclusion of the evidence, the judge asked the prosecutor if he disagreed with the dismissal. He did not. If it was ambiguous, he would object and it would be argued. He sure didn't hesitate to push everything else no matter how weak. So that tells you it must be well settled law in that jurisdiction
As I noted before, the state never plead that Kyle was not in compliance with the law. Judge should have never let it be a charge. He had to dismiss it by law because no law was in dispute by the state.

Just more chicanery by Binger.
 
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