Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

  1.  @scuss2  why bother? A shroud made of a soiled bedsheet would do as well.
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  2.  @christinam3294  the felonies have been felonies for decades on Earth, not sure about your planet. Treason? Wrong again, are you ever right? Treason is clearly and narrowly defined in the US Constitution.
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  3. He'd have hated my response, "You're the god-king, walk on the water, asshole". Remember, he's also the one to throw in the towel in Puerto Rico after the hurricane creamed the island. After first calling it a foreign country...
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  4.  @rickatatastan2695  there is no pardon for either civil actions or disbarment.
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  5. I remember back in the heady old says of a few months ago when one could go for years without another government scandal or president saying anything stupid.
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  6. 63 year old veteran here, I'm also getting damned tired of idiots saying, "Oh, I didn't vote for him, not my problem", forgetting we're all standing at the bottom of the cesspool and nobody bothered to turn the water off before we entered. No matter what, we'll all end up treading turds.
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  7. Well, even a dog can be taught to have basic manners. An idiot cannot be taught. The Queen, being a former motor officer was certainly within rights to dress down an offender, but also having the good commonsense that one does not engage in a wrestling match with a pig. Lest the pig grow happy and one end up encrusted in excrement. As for Putin's behavior, I question the wisdom of any man who threatens the use of nuclear weapons against the only nation on earth to ever have utilized such weapons in war and openly discussed their use in two subsequent wars.
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  8. Looks like he's now the epitome of what Marines should be in the future.
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  9. Heh, even money, he'll be having a Trumpy tantrum from tonight until the verdict is read. He's utterly incapable of controlling himself.
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  10.  @d.jeffdionne  the game may be over, but that means the cosplay is done, now it's time for the real deal to start resisting. As was suggested that he's now got his extralegal brown shirts, perhaps, but there are a hell of a lot of hog farms around my area and we are a stand your ground and castle doctrine state. And I never did cosplay, I was a very real soldier for over 28 years and two wars.
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  11.  @battybethc8061  that's OK, some of us know where the ATACMS systems are stored, as well as their munitions.
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  12.  @Avo338  this one isn't Trump's baby, it's a state issue.
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  13.  @JeanAmann-w1u  well, the other prisoners will eventually find out if that's true, both when he uses his cell's toilet and when he goes to the shower. Well, finally uses the shower after getting firehosed clean a few times...
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  14. Don't think he'll survive that long. Once MAGA realizes he's emptying their tables by deporting the crop harvesters and slaughterhouse workers and their tables are empty, telling them to eat cake won't cut it.
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  15.  @trumpthis1656  I just checked, there's a remarkable shortage for some reason of folks born even as late as 1828. We're a tad low on folks born on or before 1861 as well.
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  16. A flag that was not his own and decidedly not on his own private property, which makes it criminal trespass, vandalism, theft, destruction of public property and aggravated battery upon a peace officer, as well as sedition.
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  17. Which is fascinating, as one has to literally take a civics test that most born US citizens can't pass to acquire citizenship.
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  18.  @813laker  especially when he complained in that speech, right after the beauty of Gettysburg's battlefield results of unburied Confederate soldiers, their loss and how poor Robert E. Lee isn't looked upon in a good light any longer. Yeah, for that matter, then either, as Congress issued a writ of attainder and seized his plantation in punishment for his treason. His family, paid after a court battle years after his death. It's now Arlington National Cemetery. Lee was also well known to whip his slaves mercilessly for even mild "offenses", at times taking over himself if his employees were deemed "too gentle". And that us and US thing, wow, just wow. He realized it just recently - I realized it when I was 4. But, he does deliver the irony. It's coming up on 45 years now since I've last saw someone earn an F- in US history.
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  19. Hey, never before has anyone played a game of cards against someone who holds an entire deck of trump cards. Unfortunately for him, jokers aren't trump cards.
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  20.  @bc2112320  that would effectively collapse the treasury in short order. And could trivially be done by escrowing all withholding by businesses in the state. By the time the courts hear the case, the damage would be done and the economic siege won.
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  21. And a walking, talking blonde joke.
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  22. It is, literally. The Privacy Act of 1974. We don't go off of "arrest him because he made me nervous or he hurt my feelings", we file litigation or arrest people if they violate the law. There are around a half dozen statutes, all are privacy based, from encryption of data at rest on those hard drives to who can access what data and what databases. Because you're not going to convince this ancient IT systems admin and IT security guy that those 19 year old kids have a clue about how to safely work with a critical database, typically an Oracle database or even some older mainframe databases that are entirely custom.
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  23. Just send him the bill. Then, when he refuses, as he's infamous for doing, litigate him into the poor house.
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  24.  @BigChieff93  yeah, OK. He carries ketchup just for such an eventuality and the kid really shot himself, ignore that dead guy in the crowd. Everyone that knew the kid said he couldn't shoot worth a damn and was kicked out of the school's gun club because he couldn't hit the broad side of a barn from inside.
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  25. It's happened. And in Italy, seismologists were arrested and criminally charged for false reporting after giving an earthquake warning. Great way to never receive an earthquake alert again.
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  26. OK, as all police powers for the federal government are executive branch, I'm sure that Trump will get right on that.
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  27. Frankly, I am starting to think that he wants the film "Civil War" to become reality, apparently never viewing the end of the film.
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  28.  @hopenavajo1391  precisely what was said of Caesar, right before he crossed the Rubicon with his armies. Brutus had to explain to him how naughty he was before he got the point.
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  29.  @alicedyment4219  worse, missed a shot that a basic trainee has to make on their first week of basic rifle marksmanship training or they get discharged.
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  30. Two for two, his last maladministration's press secretary said those very words, then in the next breath, spewed enough hot air to float the Goodyear blimp.
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  31. Those men, a private security firm whose license has been revoked by an enraged town council.
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  32. Two words. God-king. President Musk bought a god-king, we're fucked with that purchase. Unto death do they part.
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  33.  @richardgaleczka1580  yeah, a lawyer couldn't understand questions about US laws and the Constitution. Thankfully, he still can cogently order the proper implementation to what formerly was referred to as the SIOP, so Putana isn't safe any longer.
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  34.  @markg.7865  no, only one was and that proposed amendment promptly was shitcanned by the Republican speaker.
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  35. Admitting one was wrong has always been a difficult thing to do for many people. I mean, once I thought I was wrong, but I was merely mistaken. OK, I don't make small mistakes, I make colossal blunders. Huh, maybe I'm qualified to work for this maladministration. Oh wait, can't happen, I'm actually competent.
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  36. Well, he's got that new new new new math going on. $55 billion = $2 billion.
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  37. It's gotta take some exceptional brainlessness to ask to use the stadium the day of a night game, which basically would've shut down the game and well, the team and stadium's income.
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  38.  @gerardflynn7382 no, that dishonors common streetwalkers. At least they're honest about who and what they do for a living. And have far more class when attending a theatrical performance with children in the audience.
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  39.  @sharonpeterson896  laws only apply to the poor, not the wealthy. You haven't caught onto that fact yet?
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  40. What they forget is, the President can hide inside of the White House bunker or Camp David. They eventually have to return home and face their neighbors. Armed neighbors. Armed neighbors with boiling pine tar and a bag full of feathers.
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  41. Basically, our laws are now optional, the legal system available to the highest bidder.
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  42. Well, his idea of groceries is a Big Mac.
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  43.  @alasondrolinney5317  more like a mixture of the Marx Brothers playing a dictator and the Three Stooges.
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  44. Well, as long as they're worshiping their proper Lord, the Lord of the Lies. While they preach antichristian everything.
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  45.  @Cheryl-o4k  I'm sure it went straight into File 13.
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  46.  @christophercox8237  interesting though, black jacket, black hat, just needs the arm band for a full Gestapo look.
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  47.  @rayreinhard1077  actually, once declared president-elect, they do apply. At least per the USG itself.
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  48. We have trouble getting a budget through, you want a full on amendment to the Constitution to override Article III?
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  49.  @brodriguez11000  yep, what the devil said when he rebelled.
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  50. With no due respect, do go read the very first amendment. And no due respect, because I had to remind you of our most treasured rights. I owe Trump far, far less respect, just for full disclosure.
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