I personally put a large amount of thought into it. You dont like the outcome, half the people who voted are disappointed. But this isn't some football game, it's not about teams. This is about things that affect peoples lives.SMH. I'm sorry but really the answer is obvious. For Americans to vote so carelessly without thinking it through is just disappoint, but then again this shouldn't surprise me.
Fun fact: Every politician trying to take away your healthcare gets free healthcare that you help pay for.
Here's a controversial thought: I would be willing to take home slightly less money if fewer people like Melanie died horrible deaths.
no we do not know what he paid because he has not released his taxes.We now know Trump paid a higher percentage in taxes than Obama and Sanders.
There's a very real possibility Maddow will go to jail for accepting and reporting on known illegally obtained government documents. That would just be icing on the cake.
Reporting on this could very well compromise the President in a variety of ways. Anyone associated with releasing this information should have treason charges brought against them.
So I buy a car I know is stolen and I don't have to worry ? Sorry I don't see it but... I am not overly versed on the law so I wont argue it.no we do not know what he paid because he has not released his taxes.
Maddow will not be going to jail as the pages she reported on were legally obtained by her.
Trump is the most likely source of the leak and he can't be charged with treason for leaking part of one year of his tax return.
maybe I should start a thread called "my idiot infj forum pal"
We don't have a constitutional right to share others private information at our lesuire.We do not have a constitutional right to a car, but we do have a constitutional right to speak freely.
This is a complex issue but basically my understanding is that if you receive information about a politician that you did not steal or in any other way break the law in obtaining it, your having it and disseminating it is considered protected speech under the constitution by centuries of case law. You could be open to a libel suite, or if the information is deemed classified you could be prosecuted but other than that, ITS A FREE COUNTRY.We don't have a constitutional right to share,at our lesuire, other's privates
Does this apply only to politicians? What if I have their credit card number that I dont use or sell? I just give it away. Same with phone number and address? This is all legal?This is a complex issue but basically my understanding is that if you receive information about a politician that you did not steal or in any other way break the law in obtaining it, your having it and disseminating it is considered protected speech under the constitution by centuries of case law. You could be open to a libel suite, or if the information is deemed classified you could be prosecuted but other than that, ITS A FREE COUNTRY.
Not really. My question was if this applies specifically to politicians. Also, what type of information (if any) is off limits.Are you kidding?
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go back to sleepDoes this apply only to politicians? What if I have their credit card number that I dont use or sell? I just give it away. Same with phone number and address? This is all legal?
That was part of the question.go back to sleep
Makes sense. I just assumed that because you are posting these things thereby implying it's commonly known fact (or just fact) in the process, you would in relation easily be able to provide the sources that support that type of assertion.@Eventhorizon
please forgive the rudeness. Freedom of speech is complicated. Your questions are valid but alas I do not have the time or energy to hunt down examples to answer them. May I humbly suggest that whenever a source uses the words "treason" "espionage" or "guilty" you do a little research into what those who oppose that source has to say about that interpretation. Most of this stuff is settled in case law which means that if it goes to court the judge is obliged to go with the previous ruling. But even that is not always true. If you want to look at a convolution of what freedom of speech means look at the arguments for and against Citizens United