(08-22-2022 07:35 PM)AdoptedMonarch Wrote:  

(08-22-2022 07:20 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  The only issue between you and me, is that you are CERTAIN of the wrongness of the raid and DEMAND the affidavit RIGHT NOW. And, quite honestly, you have pre-**** all over the warrant itself and its issuance for varying reasons.

I think this sums it up exactly - - and it goes to the unprecedented (there’s that word again) nature of this warrant.

Repeatedly saying 'unprecedented ' isnt quite the magic elixir that you think it is.

Quote:How many warrants get take out against a former president of the United States? Now I know the answer is none.

Last I saw it was 'one'.

Quote:So why the insistence on treating this as an everyday (I think your quote above was very 15 seconds) event? It’s not.

Because the overall process is an everyday thing. Just saying.

Here is a quick two question set for you:

Do you believe anyone has to have special considerations and special outcomes in the law?

Do you believe that any two private citizens are entitled to equal treatment under the law?

Quote:I hate what has happened here. I am embarrassed for you that you seem to think this is only some kind of study-group discussion question for unshowered law students to show off how much they know.

Cut the bull**** snarky crap Adopted. You are better than that. Maybe not. There are literally twenty things I could rattle off and say I was embarrassed for you about, but Ive held my tongue, since it really isnt conducive to someone I have a modicum of respect for.

I guess the easy answer for you is that since it is UNPRECEDENTED we should simply throw out everything that is near a common usage in the law. I find that somewhat stupid.

And, while it is unprecedented that this is a former President, being a former President de- elevates him right back to normal private citizen. To me, that is just another reason not to ditch everything, as you indicated you are okey dokey with in the top response.

I would appreciate an answer to the two questions above.