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5 minutes agoIDK, could be but I used to have a business partner who was in a Russian gulag with his family starting at age two. His parents died there and he and his brothers later escaped.
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Evil is evil
In due course.
Nobody is going to give him bail. Murder charge.
They’ve got DNA, fingerprints and probably the gun. I wouldn’t call that circumstantial
Fine. You are one of the few in the civilized world. Have fun.
They’ve found toddlers in Assad’s prisons…
They don’t need to plant money. The physical evidence is more than enough.
There has been no time in US history when vigilante justice has been accepted.
Well sure, that was an important argument years ago when the ACA was being written. I hope you wrote your representatives then, because instead of electing progressive members who could evolve the ACA to your wishes, a regressive majority was elected to make it worse. Elections have consequences. The DOJ only enforces laws that have been written. Again, elections have consequences.
That’s why you justify shooting them in the back? I guess you’re the same as Trump, you don’t believe in laws.
Tell me more how you love vigilante justice and you think everybody should.
Sure, murdering someone on the street isn’t. Twisted logic.
No he’s not. He’s in jail.
2·2 hours agoI wonder if Trump is going to pay back the $1.3 trillion that W “borrowed” from the fund?
Do you really believe that Trump cares about 75 Nobel Laureates?
When Clemenza said, “Leave the gun. Take the cannoli" he left a clear and important rule of thumb for a wouldbe killer.
I don’t know if a healthcare CEO assassin eating at McDonalds lines up.
If there is anything Congress critters hate it is voting against a rising tide. It’s not good for your reelection chances. The popular opinion on health care is a rising tide.
Well I don’t believe everything is a conspiracy