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How is this legal??

• deleted 1y ago
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• echoangle 1y ago
  Doesn't matter if it is, he would just pardon himself. Edit: On second thought, he wouldn't even have to, since he already has immunity anyways.
  • glitchinc 1y ago
    Using a personal account to post comments to social media is not an official act.
    • dralley 1y ago
      The entire concept of "official act" does not actually exist. It wasn't defined in the Constitution, and neither was it defined by the Supreme Court when they invented it from whole cloth.
    • blasphemers 1y ago
      Courts have already determined it's an official act by Congressman and Senators to shield them from defamation lawsuits.
    • echoangle 1y ago
      How sure are you that the supreme court agrees with you?
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• tintor 1y ago
  Because US is not a democracy anymore. Checks and balances are gone.
• c0redump 1y ago
  It’s not. > For my friends, anything. For my enemies, the law. - Oscar Benavidez, Peruvian dictator
• mrguyorama 1y ago
  Dumbasses spent 50 years voting for Republican politicians who refused to hold their own accountable for things like outright fraud and crime. Who would stop them? Certainly not their voters.
• parliament32 1y ago
  Out of curiosity, on what basis would this be illegal? Given that it was posted publicly and all.