Comments by "Ricardo Cabeza" (@ricardocabeza6006) on "BREAKING: Judge finds Trump engaged in insurrection" video.

It's adorable how you don't understand the difference between a judge's opinion and a criminal conviction...
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@albea1695 A judge cannot find you guilty... only a jury of your peers can in a criminal trial. You clearly don't understand how criminal law works. Well done, your ignorance is showing.
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@RBS314 Can you please name any other insurrection or coup in all of human history where the only death was an unarmed female?
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@DAK4Blizzard Oh! You mean the trial deliberately timed to coincide with the primaries? Isn't that convenient... He's been out of office since January of 2021, yet that just happens to be the time for a trial.
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@theequalizer9614 Can you quote the part in Section 3 that the opinion of a State judge in Colorado is what's necessary?
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What's it like to be in favor of having the political opposition removed from the ballot, instead of simply running a solid campaign against them?
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A judge's opinion is not a criminal conviction... try again.
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Tell me more about how he should be disqualified, instead of just going through the democratic process of an election...
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@danevertt3210 So is it still a coup when CCTV shows the police calmly and casually escorting the dumb shaman guy all the way to the congressional chambers, even holding open doors?
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So a judge should enforce a punishment for a crime someone hasn't been convicted of?
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@albea1695 The fact you don't understand only a jury of your peers can determine criminal conviction is absolutely pathetic. Google exists.
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@johnmatthews3427 100% of criminal trials where the defendant pleads innocent, have a jury. I'm not sure where you're getting your information.
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@claytonhumphrey1560 Tell me... What is an "Opinion of a Court" in legal terms?
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@albea1695 It's ok, you've already proven you're not the sharpest tool in the shed.
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