Again, stupidity is no excuse. "Well, I was just following orders" hasn't been considered a serious defense since the Nazis.
By that logic, none of the Nazis convicted at Nuremberg should have been punished because of Operation Paperclip.
If Hitler had lived and was reelected that would... I don't think operation paperclip is an example. Make your case.
In Operation Paperclip, various Nazi officials were granted pardons and new identities based on their perceived utility to the USA. Pinning everything on Hitler is a misdirection. There was a whole government involved. Hitler, after all, was not the one who ended up surrendering to the Allies. At the end of the day, everyone is responsible for their own actions. The fact that Biden and Garland were too impotent to prosecute Trump is immaterial.
Nazi scientists, not government officials responsible for policy. I disagree on the lack of Trump's prosecution being immaterial. It's central.
They were very clear about their aims, regardless of how pathetic they were. And quelle fucking surprise that you crawl out of the woodwork to weigh in on this again. You appear much more motivated by this than you like to pretend.
Uh,yeah we do. Unless there's another reason to travel across the country and chant "Hang Mike Pence!" I mean, even the White House says that's why they were there. And not a single person has given a different reason for why they were there. Do you ever get tired of being this fucking stupid?
related data point: the stereotype is that he MAGA mob was mostly stupid rednecks from, say, West Virginia or Kentucky or middle Pennsylvania - not so. Studies have revealed that the significant portion of the mod were from moderately wealthy suburban areas which almost universally had this in common: White people were making up a decreasing % of the local population. I'll let you sort out the implications for yourself.
absolutely and if it pisses you off we will do it MORE and MORE maybe you will get SO pissed off you will drown in your own piss!!!!!! gurgle gurgle
I'm not convinced that Trump is going to run for a third term. Do you have any evidence for this or is this more wild speculation because you don't like Trump?
It's Trump's speculation, so "wild" fits. More: https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-discusses-third-term-alan-dershowitz-11234153
So Trump knows he can't run again and the senate majority leader agrees it would take a change to the constitution. So yeah, wild speculation from the left to generate clicks.
It's not a joking matter (especially after his election shenanigans), but you have a valid viewpoint.