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We are long past the point of whether trump should be indicted..

...And squarely at the bridge of what we have become if he isn't indicted.
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don't be silly.
@LamontCranston I agree. It [i]would[/i] be silly to allow him to get away with treason.
@CorvusBlackthorne Your typical silly comment. Do you lurk looking for sensible remarks to pounce on?
Look, CB, if there was evidence Garland's "Justice" Dept. would have indicted.
My dear @LamontCranston, if I lurked on Similar Worlds waiting for sensible remarks to respond to, you and I would have no correspondence whatsoever.
@LamontCranston Do you know what an indictment hearing is? It's where the prosecution lays out their case to a judge or someone else in authority, in preparation to prosecute a defendant. They are basically laying out the case that they have a case to prosecute.
Vin53 · M
You simply cannot fathom as to how slow our Gov't jurisprudence system proceeds. No normal person possibly could.

@LamontCranston
@Vin53 "the wheels of justice grind slowly..."
no news there.
@LordShadowfire Are you and CorvusBlackthorne the same person or siamese twins? i have repsonses from "both" of you within seconds.
@LamontCranston The Shadow knows...
Vin53 · M
Lamont Cranston is a pretty cool character moniker.

@LamontCranston
@CorvusBlackthorne He does know. The weed of crime bears bitter fruit.
@LordShadowfire I'm afraid, as is too often the case , you are wrong. An indictment is filed by a prosecutor alleging a crime.
The laying out of a case is a presentation by a prosecutor before a grand jury.
Neither of these has happened.
@Vin53 [quote]You simply cannot fathom as to how slow our Gov't jurisprudence system proceeds. No normal person possibly could.[/quote]
Can personally confirm.

First, law enforcement investigates.
Then the prosecution has a heating where they have to prove it's [i]likely[/i] the defendant committed a crime.
Then the prosecution and the defense talk.
And talk.
And talk.
And talk.
Then, if they can't make a deal, they go to trial. (If everybody involved hasn't already died of old age.)
@Vin53 Simply a man about town: fine tailoring, attending art exhibits, a boulevardier.
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Vin53 · M
Uhhhmmmm...did you accept the plea deal?

@LordShadowfire
Vin53 · M
Puttin' on the Ritz

@LamontCranston
@Vin53 Yeah, but that's beside the point. They had already done the indictment hearing. That's the step we're on with the case against Trump.
Vin53 · M
I would wager damn good money that the judge even asked you if you agreed to the plea deal on your own accord with no threat against you not doing so.

@LordShadowfire
@Vin53 You would be correct.
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@LamontCranston [quote]That in no way contradicted what I said.[/quote]
Actually, it did. You stated that [quote]An indictment is filed by a prosecutor alleging a crime.
The laying out of a case is a presentation by a prosecutor before a grand jury.[/quote]
I informed you that in certain cases, an indictment is much more than just a paper being filed, but rather an entire hearing in which the defense isn't allowed to attend. That's what is going on right now on national TV.
ron122 · 41-45, M
@LamontCranston This guy has several accounts and talks to himself through them.🤣
SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
@LamontCranston Blacktooth is also Shadowfire the idiot and he uses both accounts to brigade people and spy on people who've blocked him. He's a real piece of shit, probably among the most odious offal this site has to offer, came to us from Yahoo Answers thinking he's the height of hilarity and cleverness.
@SumKindaMunster Thank you. Perhaps I should block one of "them" so as to limit the amount of offal in the comment stream.
SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
@LamontCranston That's exactly what i did. 👍