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Mechan, on the other hand, promised no vengeance, encouraged the jury to reach their own conclusions, and was careful to do things by the book . According the Alan Dershowitz and Johnathan Turley, along with many other legal experts I have heard of late, he went way outside the book on multiple ite...

Firstly, a matter of classification. Taylor is a "superiorist" (believing in the superiority of his own group), but definitively not a supremacist (wanting his own group to rule over others), but a separatist. Which I am, too, and which every consequent Anabaptist ought to be (as a religi...

The author you are citing is Jared Taylor, a notorious white supremacist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jared_Taylor The article is riddled by stuff like: Haiti may be 80 percent Catholic and 20 percent Protestant, but it’s 100 percent voodoo. Africans ruined what was the jewel of the French Empire....

'Now that Trump has been found to have cheated on his 3rd wife with a porn star while she was recovering from the birth of his youngest child. Did he shower with his underage daughter as well? And did he touch and sniff underage girls in public? Well, since you brought it up, apparently he has and ...

Seems a lot of people disagree with the verdict. They are putting their money where their mouth is. Sure, Trump is doing a good job of politicizing this and promising political vengeance. Trump knows how to raise money off of partisan outrage and grievance. But he and his lawyer did not seem to be ...

They concluded there wasn't enough to recommend an investigation, let alone an indictment or prosecution. Let's look at the record shall we? From the same source as above: In a statement explaining their votes against moving forward with an investigation, Cooksey and Trainor avoided addressing the ...

Tell us what conclusion the FEC reached with respect to Trump's guilt or innocence? The record is out there. Feel free to quote any part of it you want. They concluded there wasn't enough to recommend an investigation, let alone an indictment or prosecution. Let's look at the record shall we? From ...

Fairness comes into the process at other points such as sentencing and parole. But don't juries sometimes recommend a sentence as well? Almost never. In most jurisdictions it is judges. They consider a variety of factors such as past history of the defendant, whether the defendant has expressed rem...

In the new world liberals want to create for themselves (and force the rest of us to live in), these things aren't relevant to justice: - Fairness. I keep seeing over and over "it doesn't matter if the trial was unfair and the jury shouldn't even consider that." That's a really interestin...

I think it might be worthy to note again that the jury did not need to determine whether Trump is getting fair treatment as compared with others who do similar crimes. All they needed to do was determine innocent or guilty. The same will be true with Hunter Biden. I'm curious though whether there a...