Comments by "SonsOfLorgar" (@SonsOfLorgar) on "LegalEagle" channel.

  1.  @SlashinatorZ  that's a bit rude to BV&BH...
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  2. It's as if he's an orange tom cat wearing a human suit
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  3. @Jayden Barnhill and after this, that support makes you a traitor
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  4.  @T1227trx  wrong.
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  5.  @deusexaethera  assault or homicide, and classed as an act of terrorism by default.
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  6. ​ @ensnaredbyflesh1030  look at history.
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  7. Or an overheating turbo😂
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  8.  @coryandrum  you conveniently ignore that the most common body reflex to intense emotional distress is to be paralyzed as an unconcious damage control.
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  9. Agreed, going by what LE has covered, the Judge did his job, the Jury did it's job, The Defence lawyer did his job, The Prosecution got lost in incompetence.
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  10. Exactly, It's a re-homing to a professional service retirement home for the criminally corrupt. Hell, it would probably be an improvement of his health due to gym access and smaller servings of food at a regular shedule.
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  11.  @johnturnipseed9809  have you been asleep for six years or are you just playing dumb?
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  12.  @jaxsterminator8634  riiight... It's not as if the evidence is overwhelming... oh, that's right it is, and for him beeing a pathological liar and sociopath too...
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  13. ​ @RuSosan  you need to start building guilliotines yourself if you want that kind of change.
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  14.  @benthecoolestman  quit lying to yourself, and quit trying to justify child abuse.
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  15. And lock her up for a few months at least.
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  16.  @socallmekarl4014   dude, ALL republics are democracies. Period. That said, not all democracies are republics.
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  17.  @icemachine79  no, it doesn't. Because anything done without the conservators knowledge or permission and they have the option to send the conservatee to jail without a trial at the conservators convenience, for something as trivial as texting her children something before he had a chance to read and censor it.
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  18.  @dielaughing73  and also the modern equivalent in practice: civil asset forfeiture...
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  19.  @jaxsterminator8634  what made you choose fascism?
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  20. Sure seems that way.
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  21.  @dnaseb9214  you clearly didn't watch actual news then...
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  22.  @superk9letsplays419  she set up a private but insuficciently secure server to more conveniently handle her email correspondance which could have neen a crime, but since she kept meticulous records and backups of both official and private mails as would have been on a govt server it was just considdered a slip of judgement.
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  23.  @ince55ant  and the proverbial horse that bolted has rabies, so no point it trying to return it to the stable. It needs to be trapped in a pit, buried it in thermite and turned into cast steel impurities in the biggest thermite ingot in history.
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  24.  @evannibbe9375  he'd get less obesity issues with federal prison retirement housing than four more years occupying the white house.
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  25. A for creativity.
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  26. ​ @TacComControl  exactly, and those criminal trials is why I hope Dominion pushes this civil case to court. I want equal treatment for all terrorists...
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  27.  @slook7094  no it wasn't. They were relatively quietly declared persona non grata and replaced by their country with another diplomat
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  28.  @Adamdidit  he's just an upper class troll...
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  29.  @thunderrain789  holding different views isn't what makes you monsters, it's the domino effect consequences of those views implemented as continent wide legislation with global collateral reach and the lives it litteraly costs just outside your own personal horizon that makes you monsters. (And the liberal right wing extremists like the democrats are almost as monstrous)
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  30.  @SuchDoge4242  re #2, not signing doesn't prevent abiding by them when convenient.
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  31.  @omegablast2002  which there is barely any proof of, meanwhile trumpsters murder protestors with both cars and firearms and try to prevent people they belive would vote against them from voting or registering at all... and when that failed, keep trying to bully the courts to erase their cast votes.
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  32.  @chrismanuel9768  your argument relies on the presumption that other countries makes it difficoult to vote in the same way the US does... That's not the case. Only the US and totalitarian banana republics try to restrict voting access. The norm in actually civilised countries is to hold the elections on weekends or public hollidays when most people are off work and to have enough dispersed voting centres with opening hours that allow people to vote before, after or on a break in their work if they have to work at all that day and that the voting stations is within comfortable biking distance for everyone assigned to vote there. On top of that, civilised democracies doesn't require citizens to manually register as voters, our governments sends voter cards to EVERYONE that's either a citizen and/or long term resident where applicable, and voting cards are issued going by the tax registry and birth registry. And, someone without an ID card can be allowed to vote if they have their govt issue voter card and someone else with a confirmed ID can vouch for their identity.
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  33.  @isabelguzmanmiranda5025  only she can't really do anything against his will or without his supervision that doesn't provide him with the option of sending her to jail indefinitely without even a trial...
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  34. Agreed, but we'll never get the big commercial interests to agree to be restricted in their parasitic existance like that...
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  35. Imo, a solid amount would be a double digit percentage in the >50%range of their firm's gross income(eg. the total they have billed their clients before wages, taxes or any other expenses) over the time this lawsuit was processed, and ordered to pay the defendants full legal fees on top of it.
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  36. Threats should fall under criminal prosecution, not civil.
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  37. Exactly.
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  38.  @josepheridu3322  your whataboutism is irrelevant.
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  39.  @anitat9727  on who's payroll?
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  40. Not accurate. The restrictions are as follows: You may not enter someones lawn or garden. You may not disrupt or harm someones farming crops or animals. You may not harm living trees or bushes. You may not hunt or trap animals (including mammals, birds, fish and amphibians) without a hunting licence and local hunting land rights or out of season. You may only camp a single night at any given location and may only use dead wood off the ground if you wish to light a camp fire. Local fire hazard warnings must be respected. You may not litter or leave permanent traces of your camp site or camp fire. You may not weaken or damage fences or other constructed obstacles. You may not go offroad in a motor vehicle without special written permission from both land owners AND local authorities. You may not allow your pet to run unleashed unless you have total control of it's behaviour. (Technically even illegal to let out your cat without a leash or a catio.) Special additional rules apply in national parks and military training areas as well as built up areas.
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  41.  @GameByGame  no, DNC=Right libertarian GOP=Extreme right authoritarian. Centre or left political affiliations in the US only exists on individual and local NGO level.
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  42.  @Badjumbotron  sounds like your dad gave the family traitors too much leniency. Then again, it might have been for the better in the long run. And that's your buisness to decide, not mine.
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  43. @mipmipmipmipmip well, with that poor level of maintenance, it evidently is.
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  44.  @jesusjuice7401  stop lying. The job of teachers is to teach, not raising the kids or to be law enforcement, psychiatrists, social workers or surrogate parents. That stuff should have been taken care of by appropriately trained people and parents before kids even arrive for class. You are dishonestly building strawmen and attempting to obfuscate the issues.
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  45.  @brianb815  no. It's not tyrrany, it's the governments doing their due dilligence to protect the vulnerable parts of their citizenry against bioterrorists like you who maliciously refuse to refrain from subjecting the people around you to the very real risk of debilitating injury or death from an extremely contagious virus. You have every right to refuse to vaccinate, but, by that refusal, you also forfeit your right to leave your property as everyone elses right to be safe, healthy and alive overrides your right to move around as a potential plague bearer. It's that simple.
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  46.  @kevinbooth-  on top of that, a conscript mass army trained on as short a time span as possible can't be used effectively for domestic opression of citizens as those citizens are the family members and older friends of the conscripts in training at any given point in time. Add to that an adequately comprehensive theoretical and practical education on how the democratic process works and why as a foundation and you'd get a much better society in short order.
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  47.  KayKo  projecting much?
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  48. ​ @Diphenhydra  every fine should be as a percentage of the annual gross income of the perpetrator so that the total sum of the fine has an equally punitive effect on the perpetrators budget regardless if it's the budget of an Uber driver or the budget of a multi billion dollar corporation. And if a corporation breaks the law in a way that causes bodily harm or fatalities, such as poisoning public water supply through negligient or deliberately misrepresented use of chemicals or process waste, the company in it's entirety should be subject to criminal asset forfeiture and the board of executives charged with felonies as if they had committed the crimes themselves in person.
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  49. They need to be tried for inciting terrorism, sedition and as accomplices to the murders of jan 6th.
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  50.  @Z4r4sz  so, Qan?
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