Holy shit girlfriend, your suck up game is second to fucking none.
How does the cheetoh taste? Must be super yummy to balance out your super humiliating public self flagellation!
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The followers of disgraced once-elected (kinda?), twice impeached, quintuply-indicted, 80-something-ily charged CONVICTED FELON and rapist ex-prznit stupid hisself Donald J. Trump are clamoring for vengeance, you know, as long as someone else does it:
Trump supporters try to doxx jurors and post violent threats after his conviction
I, for one, am shocked. Shocked, I say.
Advance Democracy, a non-profit that conducts public interest research, said there has been a high volume of social media posts containing violent rhetoric targeting New York Judge Juan Merchan and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, including a post with Bragg's purported home address. The group also found posts of the purported addresses of jurors on a fringe internet message board known for pro-Trump content and harassing and violent posts, although it is unclear if any actual jurors had been correctly identified.
The posts, which have been reviewed by NBC News, appear on many of the same websites used by Trump supporters to organize for violence ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol. These forums were hotbeds of threats inspired by Trump's lies about the 2020 election, which he lost, and that the voting system was "rigged" against him. They now feature new threats echoing Trump's rhetoric and false claims about the hush money trial, including that the judicial system is now "rigged" against him.
"Dox the Jurors. Dox them now," one user wrote after Trump's conviction on a website formerly known as "The Donald," which was popular among participants in the Capitol attack. (That post appears to have been quickly removed by moderators.)
"Someone else Dox them." Got it, Rambo.
But it's like playing whack-a-mole at the carnival, another drooling mouth breather will alway show up to encourage the next mouth breather to take one for the team, as it were.
"We need to identify each juror. Then make them miserable. Maybe even suicidal," wrote another user on the same forum. "1,000,000 men (armed) need to go to washington and hang everyone. That's the only solution," wrote another user. "This s— is out of control."
"One bazillion armed men, not named me!," he did not say.
"I hope every juror is doxxed and they pay for what they have done," another user wrote on Trump's Truth Social platform Thursday. "May God strike them dead. We will on November 5th and they will pay!"
Now they are ordering Dawg Almighty to put out a hit. I don't think it works that way. Can someone check on that for me, please, 'cause I got a little list and none of them'll be missed if Dawg comes through for me.
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From MockPaperScissors:
This isn't snarky, really, but Politico is giving us some background on what happens if once-elected (sorta?), twice impeached, quintuply-indicted, 91-ily charged LOSER ex-prznit Stupid doesn't pay his judgements:
Even for a man who claims to be a billionaire, $440 million is a potentially crippling amount of cash to turn over. Can Trump afford the judgments? When does he have to pay them? And what happens if he says he can't — or if he outright refuses?
[…]In the civil fraud case, which is in New York state court, if Trump can't post the funds or get a bond, then the judgment would take effect immediately and a sheriff could begin seizing Trump's assets. […]
No. In all three cases, he has to put money in an escrow account with the court or get a bond while he's appealing the verdicts. […]
The courts don't have restrictions on the sources of funds used to pay judgments, and Trump would surely like to tap other funds than whatever money is in his own personal accounts.
[…]Using his political vehicles to pay would be far trickier. There is a general ban on using campaign donations for personal uses unrelated to a campaign or the official duties of an officeholder. And as for his political action committees, Richard Pildes, a professor of constitutional law at New York University law school, said they can't pay Trump's judgments.
"Campaign funds cannot be used for that purpose regardless of whether the PAC is the decision-maker," he wrote in an email.
And this is my favorite answer to the question of the RNC paying his fines:
The Republican National Committee doesn't have the same ban on the personal use of funds as Trump's campaign committee, but paying Trump's judgments could jeopardize its nonprofit status.
So he has the potential of financially destroying the RNC. ETTD, to Infinity and Beyond!