America Has Its First Show Trial
Posted By: Hazymac, 6/4/2024 7:02:03 AM
To understand the damage done by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Judge Juan Merchan, and the Manhattan jury in the Donald Trump corporate records trial, one must first understand the most important rule of modern life: Everything the Left touches it destroys. The Justice Department and the American legal system are only the most immediate examples. Here are 25 other examples: 1. Universities. 2. High schools. 3. Elementary schools. 4. Children's innocence. 5. Marriage and family. 6. Children who say they are the other sex. 7. Journalism. 8. Women's psychological health. 9. Black life. 10. Black-white relations. 11. Art. 12. Music. 13. Architecture. 14. The military. 15. The FBI. 16. The CDC and NIH. 17. The American Medical Association and most other medical associations. 18. Medical schools. 19. Free speech.
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Comedian Jaime Caravaca had responded to a photo Alberto Pugilato had posted of himself and his three-month-son on Twitter captioned “Pride and joy” by writing, “Nothing and no one can prevent the possibility that he is gay, and when he grows up he gets tired of sucking black ****.” Pugilato fired back on Twitter, “I assure you that you are going to apologize for what you said about my 3-month-old son and you will discover that real life is not Twitter.” (X) In Madrid on Monday,
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America Has Its First Show Trial
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To understand the damage done by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Judge Juan Merchan, and the Manhattan jury in the Donald Trump corporate records trial, one must first understand the most important rule of modern life: Everything the Left touches it destroys. The Justice Department and the American legal system are only the most immediate examples.
Here are 25 other examples:
1. Universities.
2. High schools.
3. Elementary schools.
4. Children's innocence.
5. Marriage and family.
6. Children who say they are the other sex.
7. Journalism.
8. Women's psychological health.
9. Black life.
10. Black-white relations.
11. Art.
12. Music.
13. Architecture.
14. The military.
15. The FBI.
16. The CDC and NIH.
17. The American Medical Association and most other medical associations.
18. Medical schools.
19. Free speech.
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But one of the more ridiculous aspects of their incredibly bad move was bringing along actor Robert De Niro to rant and lose his mind. De Niro even said he was going to be involved
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Who Made Sexual Comments About His 3-Month-Old Son 14 replies
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serving as evidence in his trial is pure
poetic justice 13 replies
serving as evidence in his trial is pure
poetic justice 13 replies
It’s official.
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Kids at the White House Congressional
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