But did Ken see you on the grassy knoll?
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I'm close to the same age as Ken, and I saw him on the garssy knoll.
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On 12/14/2020 12:01 PM, Adam Moffett wrote:
One case is actually still in court.
In one case in Pennsylvania they were granted a court order saying they had to
allow observers closer than 6 feet, but they lost that that one on appeal.
Roughly 50 other cases were dismissed. Some were due to lack of standing, some
because the court felt it couldn't provide the relief being asked for, some for
being moot, some because the evidence was insufficient.
In the famous "Release the Kraken" case, the judge responded that you have
affidavits from people swearing that they believe something could have
happened, not saying they actually saw something. Belief that something could
have happened is not evidence that it did. Like I believe Ken Hohhof is old
enough to be the second gunman on the grassy knoll. I could swear to that in
an affidavit, but that's not evidence that he shot JFK.
On 12/14/2020 2:52 PM, Chuck Macenski wrote:
Didn't they go to court in the states and lose?
On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 12:45 PM Steve Jones
<thatoneguyst...@gmail.com<mailto:thatoneguyst...@gmail.com>> wrote:
" I think the argument your making (and correct me if I'm wrong) is that they
won't feel like they really lost unless they get to make their arguments in a
courtroom and THEN lose. I'm saying they'll feel like they didn't really lose
no matter what,"
Yes. but its separating the Tim McVeighs from the Housewife Bettys.
So you have something like 80 percent of the trump voters thinking he was
robbed (oddly enough a CNN poll showed 10 percent of democrat voters agreeing).
Of that 80 percent, there probably 25 percent youre not going to get to ever
listen to anything, theyre the ones who know alex jones is garbage but still
listen to him, they also believe theres a pizza joint selling child sex slaves
to rich people, theyre as bad as the cult of left 25 percent that still believe
the russian collusion delusion. The remaining 55 percent will accept an actual
case result from supreme court, as much as most of us dont care for unelected
officials making decisions, the constitution matters. the biggest problem is
that as we speak, the ilk of alex jones are onboarding them left and right. It
doesnt help what West, who by most measures is respected (aside from bigot libs
who call him Tom, but thats a whole other bucket of hypocrisy) is talking
openly about constitutional secession, not new speak, but given the climate, a
very bloody prospect. He would tone down with a legitimate, constitutional
ruling. Without it, the scotus is literally saying there is no recourse against
a percieved wrong in the united states, at which point, the 2A becomes active.
Like it or not, this is what it is.
Like I said, the ilk of mcveigh, weather underground, black liberation army,
ted Kaczynski, theyre all going to do what they do, regardless
I dont personally care either way, Ill survive the two years biden is a half
threat, Im not opposed to reeducation being not illegal for a period either. I
just cant tolerate coawardice at the supreme court (the 3 last placements), and
I dont like living in grey areas and I dont like the likes of alex jones being
given credibility to my mother.
On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 12:15 PM Adam Moffett
<dmmoff...@gmail.com<mailto:dmmoff...@gmail.com>> wrote:
This case was dismissed for lack of standing. Other cases were dismissed for a
variety of reasons including the evidence being specious or deficient. That's
losing. All of that is losing. If it was Steve Jones vs McCown Tech and it
was dismissed then you'd say you lost. There'd be no doubt in your mind.
I think the argument your making (and correct me if I'm wrong) is that they
won't feel like they really lost unless they get to make their arguments in a
courtroom and THEN lose. I'm saying they'll feel like they didn't really lose
no matter what, and a courtroom just gives them another pulpit to preach from.
If the evidence sucks, the arguments are illogical, and/or they're asking for
relief that the court can't give them, then dismissing is the right move.
On 12/14/2020 12:34 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
Thats the issue, they havent "lost in court" they never went to court. The
court responsible for hearing it. No one is saying hear every case, but cases
of national importance and with immense national consequence need not ever be
punted. The vast majority of pro 2A people understand the 2a isnt there for
hunting game adn the lack of action on scotus part will result in action
elsewhere. There will be blood over this, and its not necessary. Once scotus
actually ruled after hearing the case, most would move on. The tim mcveighs out
there are building their bombs regardless. But Jane Q would probably go back to
canning beets. Instead right now shes listening to alex jones (why does covid
take charlie pride, but not alex jones, somebody explain this)
On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 11:18 AM Adam Moffett
<dmmoff...@gmail.com<mailto:dmmoff...@gmail.com>> wrote:
If they heard every argument and then dismissed it, isn't that just a different
kind of political messaging? Expedience mattered in this case because the EC
vote was imminent.
I realize there are nutters who will rationalize the outcome as "we were right,
but the court didn't want to hear it because of a technicality." But if they
went all the way through with it the same people would come up with some other
reasoning why they actually were right. There are still people who insist
Nixon was framed, and people still think Iraq had functional WMD's.
Forevermore there will be people who believe Donald Trump actually won the 2020
election, and nothing the court says will ever change their minds. Losing in
court >50 times didn't matter to them, why would one more?
I'm ready for "justsumname" to pipe and prove me right.
On 12/14/2020 11:55 AM, Steve Jones wrote:
That's exactly why the supreme court needed to do their job and hear it. Then
smack it down, I don't like the supreme court making decisions out of political
expedience as they did here (hint the last 3). Hell, these arent even states
actually at each other, its elected state officials. Scotus needed to put case
law with a ruling (this wasnt a ruling) in the books.
There will be violence that could have been avoided. Outcome of the "case"
would have been the same either way.
On Mon, Dec 14, 2020, 7:24 AM Adam Moffett
<dmmoff...@gmail.com<mailto:dmmoff...@gmail.com>> wrote:
There's a school of thought that since their jurisdiction is exclusive, the
Supreme Court has an obligation to hear any case a state brings no matter how
flawed it might be. Their feeling is that since there's no higher power to
appeal to, that they have to hear the case so that it gets heard. Thomas and
Alito are in that school of thought, and that's why they expressed the opinion
they did.
My reading of it is that the only disagreement was whether to tell Texas to go
away before or after they're allowed to file their complaints. Either way, the
court unanimously told Texas to pound sand. The only way this is unclear is if
someone willfully interprets it that way. If someone is inclined it interpret
it that way, then they would have been unhappy with any outcome. There was
absolutely zero chance that the Supreme Court of the US would overturn one
state's election at the behest of another. Especially based on the argument
that "their election processes hurt us." If they did that, then similar suits
would happen every 4 years henceforth.
On 12/12/2020 10:31 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
We need to have scotus do their damn job and get case law. If they keep punting
for politics it will get stupid. This team when one snaps out you dont get some
cross dresser popping through a crowd to bike lock someone and scurrying off,
you get Oklahoma city. They need to shut the shit down or pay the cost of the
product they purchased.
On Sat, Dec 12, 2020, 6:24 PM Bill Prince
<part15...@gmail.com<mailto:part15...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Deep within this troll, the force runs.
bp
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On 12/12/2020 4:10 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
Yes, thank you.
I don’t know what was more bizarre, that music video, or Chuck being the one
who sent it. Who knew.
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On 12/12/2020 2:55 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
Is there a mind blown emoji?
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https://youtu.be/yModCU1OVHY
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First place I heard it was from Molly Wood on Make Me Smart:
https://twitter.com/mollywood/status/1169705055194247168?lang=en
<https://twitter.com/mollywood/status/1169705055194247168?lang=en><https://twitter.com/mollywood/status/1169705055194247168?lang=en>
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On 12/12/2020 12:03 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
I was not familiar with the term banana-pants. A Google search yields
lots of results, mostly photos of banana pants, as well as some songs,
none of which shed much light on the subject for me. I assume it
means cra-cra?
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Robert Andrews
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This was similar to how the south leaders hauled all the regular
people into the civil war. Yes they did a good job stirring things up
before.
On 12/12/2020 11:19 AM, Bill Prince wrote:
The people who should really be looking at this are the citizens in
the states who think it's appropriate for their AG to sue another
state's election results.
The suit was what I would call banana-pants.
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On 12/11/2020 4:19 PM, Jaime Solorza wrote:
All these craven lackeys got a big fuck you from the SCOTUS...
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