Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

  1.  @collinporterfield102  And the way Judge Merchan wrote about the limitation on fines seems to be an appeal to the legislature to eliminate the cap.
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  2.  @dexterpoindexter3583  They are not slaps on the wrist. But you haven't time to watch the INSTRUCTIONAL video.
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  3.  @GrantBeniford  Nope. Why do you ask -- can't handle actual legal process for what it is?
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  4.  @darrellcook8253  Will Smith committed the CRIME of BATTERY. For what? Listen to what Chris Rock said: it was not a joke; it was a comparison of Smith's wife with a film character that is viewed as a positive role model. Too bad Will Msith, being a "manly man," will no longer be seen as a role model to be emulated.
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  5.  @darrellcook8253  Yes, I'm sure you would tough guy. And, unlike Will Smith, you'd be arrested on the spot for COMMITTING A CRIME. Admit it: that sort of behavior isn't actually about the woman one is purporting to defend; it's about one's own insecurities. And, as often, the woman manipulating you -- "I'm offended -- let's you and him fight!" -- into doing her dirty work for her so she can sit back pretending to be the victim.
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  6. Trump is Reagan without the mask.
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  7. Yeah -- they've been wondering what the fuck to do that won't piss off denier Trump. Or how to PROFIT from the disaster. This is the impact of Trump's "information": "Arizona Deaths Prompt Warning Against Self-Medication " https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2020/03/23/us/ap-us-virus-outbreak-arizona-11th-ld-writethru.html
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  8. In the fuller texts there is a "Jordan" mentioned.
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  9. Graham is lying.
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  10.  @Frenchblue8  Local communities have authority to protect public health and safety within their jurisdictions.
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  11. Hitler's generals LOST the war. Not surprising that LOSER Trump would identify with LOSERS.
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  12. He's hyping an existing drug because it is unknown when there will be a vaccine.
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  13.  @mskimberly7777  Depends on the expertise.
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  14. She's been trying to cooperate with Qanon.
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  15. Trump is the most transparent liar in presidential history.
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  16. It's easier to sell guns to stupid.
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  17. The "New Testament" negated much of the "Old Testament".
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  18. Did COLLINS learn HER lesson?
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  19. They were simply asked not to kill others.
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  20. He could sell pardons to people who haven't yet been CHARGED.
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  21. Ukrainian refugees are being given precedence AT THE BORDER over Central American.
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  22.  @Zalzany  It's all he's ever done. Like his father. And like his grandfather.
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  23. Tim Miller is one of the few (former?) Republicans I respect and appreciate. Another is Michael Steele.
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  24. He's opposed to threats against REPUBLICAN Cheney, but NOT opposed to worse threats against DEMOCRATS.
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  25. It all goes over the heads of Marginal Traitor Green and Lauren Boebert because they are functionally illiterate.
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  26. By causing the suffering of the Haitian community. Clue: Haitians VOTE.
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  27. If Trump doesn't drink, then why is he always drunk on whine?
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  28. Merchan's gag order is modeled on the two prior, which were upheld on appeal.
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  29. Trump's attack on absentee/mail-in voting, and his efforts to exclude them, is yet another attack on the military.
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  30. The Federal Supremacy clause ensures the states don't violate the Federal Constitution.
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  31. Sessions reference to "enforcing the law" did not address the statute, it addressed the TRUMP/SESSIONS POLICY implementing the state. The POLICY violated the statute.
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  32.  @johnabbot1585  "He's" a Russian troll.
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  33. Bannon "left" the White House to do "field work" for Trump.
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  34.  @timothywalsh1001  In addition, the attorney-client privilege belongs to the client, not to the lawyer. Eastman was the lawyer, and Trump hasn't asserted the privilege.
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  35.  @mikeb2586  Voting for Sanders is voting for Trump -- the only difference is that Trump's chaos is far-RIGHT wing, and Sanders promises far-LEFT chaos. During his twenty-five YEARS in Congress -- that being quintessentially ESTABLISHMENT -- he was TOTALLY INEFFECTIVE; he got NONE of his pie-in-the-sky enacted into law, and THAT was because of his, "My way or the highway" attitude. Do you actually believe the absurdity that he'd be MORE effectivve at getting laws passed from OUTSIDE the branch of gov't that makes the laws? Want nothing done except more of the same chaos? Vote Sanders or Trump. PARAMOUNT is STOPPING TRUMP: one doesn't vote for some third-party asshole; one votes for the NOMINEE. If you haven't GOT IT yet: the VOTERS are driving the election; the VOTERS choose -- except that Trump is hoping to have his buddy Putin make the choice. As for Sanders: Trump would slap him dizzy. And the vast majority of voters view Socialism as NORTH KOREA. Sanders CANNOT overcome that REALITY.
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  36. There is no way we are on the same team, Trump. Most of the rest of us aren't fucking vindictive liars.
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  37. Trump is unfit to be outside prison.
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  38.  @sbyers6676  MAGAot Tears!
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  39. ELECTIONS are term limits, in which instances term limits violate the First Amendment rights of the electorate. The term limit on the presidency was forced by the Republicans REACTING to the very popular and successful multiple-terms of Democrat FDR. If the Republicans had had their way, FDR would have had to leave office during WW II, during which there were RIGHT-wing organizations touting Hitler and pushing for fascism within the United States.
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  40. So he's lying that he didn't lie.
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  41. It's yet another pretext on which to base FAKE grievance and anti-gov't conspirabunk. That's all these seditions do -- attack the rule of law itself. They are the ultimate "Libertarians"/anarchists: freedom for me, responsibility for thee. I don't know what they don't admit to being "Sovereign Citizens" -- except that the latter actually falsely seek refuge in pseudo-law instead of overtly rejecting it.
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  42. The only thing distinguishing about it is the location.
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  43. The expanded gag order prohibited the attacks being done even INDIRECTLY -- which he then had a media outlet do for him. That violated the gag order. He's pushing it in effort to get the judge to act on the gag order. Merchan will call his bluff, and i hopes it's a stiff fine large enough to shut him up.
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  44. The House FUNDS the Executive branch. The EXECUTIVE branch is in charge of law enforcement and national security. Such as protecting the Capitol.
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  45. If the pardon power is absolute and unreviewable then the president could pardon people even before being charged.
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  46. As Beran was appointed by the Judicial Branch, Barr/Trump violated separation of powers by removing Berman.
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  47.  @nickgarcia1292  Biden signed the authorization for relief BEFORE the hurricane.
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  48. Kemp was likely a day late on that. Biden signed the authorization for relief BEFORE the hurricane.
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  49.  @Trace-l7k  And yet Trump-appointed judges dismissed his election fraud cases for lack of evidence.
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  50.  @lindawalters1836  Well, yeah, that is a problem. But Trump could always go to a bank and get a loan, and then at least lend that to Giuliani. I mean, as a billionaire Trump must have a perfect credit record.
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