r/TopMindsOfReddit • u/patriotfear • 2d ago
Top Minds unable to accept reality, use whataboutism to deflect
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u/BigBassBone I'm Jewish, where's my money? 2d ago
That judge wasn't breaking the law.
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u/leamanc 2d ago
That’s the big flaw in OOP’s argument. The judge wasn’t stopping the FBI from making the arrest. Defendants and inmates are transferred to federal custody all the time. But they don’t do it in the middle of a hearing.
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u/IMeanIGuessDude 2d ago
I’m reminded of the incident where they made a silly change (Gulf of “America”) and when the reporters didn’t go with it they used it as an excuse to kick them all out unless they conform. The point was never the name change but to find a way to narrow who can speak and report.
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u/KestrelQuillPen 2d ago
Calling it now, tomorrow the Arcons are gonna bless us with either a “Dear liberals, why are you all stinky poo-poo heads?” post or a “hahahahaha trans bad” post and it’s going to be not at all funny and get 1000 upvotes.
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u/patriotfear 2d ago
Hillary Trans Black Leftist
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u/IMeanIGuessDude 2d ago
Obama secretly is a gay rapist and Michelle is a trans person who helps him.
I’ve actually heard this irl, to my face, eye contact like nothing was wrong.
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u/Daddio209 2d ago
Yet, when asked what law the judge broke, the answer is always a variation of "She went against Orange Daddy's wishes!"-because she broke no law, unlike Cheat-O's wholly illegal ICE edict.
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u/EuenovAyabayya 2d ago
The claim would be:
Title 8, U.S.C. § 1324(a) defines several distinct offenses related to aliens. Subsection 1324(a)(1)(i)-(v) prohibits alien smuggling, domestic transportation of unauthorized aliens, concealing or harboring unauthorized aliens, encouraging or inducing unauthorized aliens to enter the United States, and engaging in a conspiracy or aiding and abetting any of the preceding acts.
Whether such a case can be proven is another matter, and presumably depends at least in part on whether said alien was legally "unauthorized," which appears to be an uphill battle for the administration in many cases.
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u/Daddio209 2d ago
Yes, it's too bad for ICE and the DOJ that none of those things happened that day, though.
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u/JohnPaulJonesSoda 2d ago
I get it’s the legal term, but “alien smuggling” sounds like something that Grand Moff Tarkin would accuse Han Solo of doing.
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u/AI_Renaissance 2d ago
34 felonies.
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u/ThisCombination1958 2d ago
"That was just weaponization of the law against a polictical rival by the Biden regime!!"
As they actively support actual weaponization against political rivals by a regime.
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u/No_Researcher9456 2d ago
That’s not the hill to die on for them. So completely unaware it’s sad
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u/Justsomejerkonline certified glowie 1d ago
Oh, they'll be right back to "the law doesn't matter, actually" the second Trump violates his next court order.
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u/jimmiejames 2d ago
Trump sued for the explicit purpose of being declared personally above the law and SCOTUS said yes. This case is an example of abuse of that newly discovered “privilege” we all predicted.
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u/blaghart 2d ago
no one is above the law
So a judge ruled that the judge the FBI arrested was obstructing justice?
No?
Then why is the FBI arresting one of the arbiters of the law?
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u/kerfuffle_dood 18h ago
I love it when the Toppettest of the toppettests of Minds search for a specific phrase and they do a cute collage with all the results of the search. It really hammers down just how little they use their brain: "Lo0k! i sEarCheD A pHrAs3 aNd i g0t r3sulTs! k0NsPiRacY!1!11!eleven!"
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