Reg the Fronkey Farmer

@Enco

When someone enters America, they are subject to American law just like a citizen. If a tourist gets a speeding ticket, he has the due process right to show up in court and dispute it, just like a native citizen.

The only basis Trump has for denying anyone due process is his claim that he can use war powers, and all of the legal eagles…[Read more]

The key phrase in the Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment is:

“…nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law…”

Notice it says “any person,” not “any citizen.” That choice of language was intentional, and the U.S. Supreme Court has consistently interpreted it to mean that non…[Read more]

Tesla sales have plummeted by over 70% in countries like Germany and Spain. Some Tesla owners have resorted to placing stickers on their vehicles to distance themselves from Musk’s politics, with messages like “I bought this before Elon went crazy.” ​ His alignment with right-wing politics, including his role in Donald Trump’s administration, h…[Read more]

Reg,

The text of the 14th Amendment reads: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof.” That is what makes what happened in Arizona so aggregious. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, however, is neither a natural-born Citizen nor a naturalized Citizen. That’s the sticky wicket.

Fret not, the anti-abortion…[Read more]

I don’t even think the cybertruck is legal in Europe/UK. If that stupid thing runs into you, you are screwed.

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
Tesla did lead the way with Ev’s. But now I think they just refine their models while China and South Korea are redefining what Ev’s can be. They’re innovating fast and at scale.

He has two additional problems. First, his latest showpiece model, the supposed pinnacle of Tesla automotive engineering, the cyber…[Read more]

Tesla did lead the way with Ev’s. But now I think they just refine their models while China and South Korea are redefining what Ev’s can be. They’re innovating fast and at scale.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia should be freed immediately. Whether or not is is a gang member is irrelevant. He is entitled to “due process”. If not, any citizen can be disappeared in the middle of the night…or at any time of the day. Everyone in the U.S., including those without legal status, have constitutional rights to due process under the Fifth and…[Read more]

….and…..Stun guns deployed as protesters disrupt Marjorie Taylor Greene’s town hall………..

Yeah, we are in Gestapo-type territory already. They are shot-gunning the deportation process.

Also, all the deregulations will have some not-so-good consequences. Let’s see what halting food testing and inspection does to our food exports, not to mention our health. Oh, and I read they are not pursuing cyber-crimes. Digital “assets” are already…[Read more]

Here is another one:

U.S.-born man held for ICE under Florida’s new anti-immigration law.

A friend of mine whose grandchildren are in a school in Az. told me that ICE agents came into the classrooms and removed “4 Mexican looking children”. They also scooped up some native American Indian children. If you wanted your children back, a parent or g…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:
Robert, Well, the Judge is just as presumptuous as Trump if he thinks the U.S. justice system applies to El Salvador.

Nayib Bukele, El Salvador’s tinpot dictator, is under Trump’s thumb. He’s maintaining a Trump Administration concentration camp for $6 million, not as an expression of El Salvadoran sovereignty.

And if…

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TheEncogitationer wrote:
Robert, Well, the Judge is just as presumptuous as Trump if he thinks the U.S. justice system applies to El Salvador. And if anyone wants poster boys against Trump, they’ve picked some shitty ones with members of Hamas, MS-13, and Tren de Aragua.

The Trump organization admitted the deportation was an admin mistake and t…[Read more]

Robert,

Well, the Judge is just as presumptuous as Trump if he thinks the U.S. justice system applies to El Salvador.

And if anyone wants poster boys against Trump, they’ve picked some shitty ones with members of Hamas, MS-13, and Tren de Aragua.

You can stop worrying if you might be a redneck (Jeff Foxworthy reference for anyone who’s scratching their head) and start worrying about whether you might be a traitor who hates America and deserves to be sitting in an El Salvadoran prison:

https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/trumps-counterterror-czar-proposes

Reg,

I sensed as much. However, MAD Magazine shuttered it’s doors in 2019, doubtless because it’s absurdity hit too close to real life.

Private Eye is a satirical magazine….

_Robert_ wrote:
How does a citizen justify paying a parking ticket, alimony or obeying any court order? We have our example, right?

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-administration-acted-contempt-court-turning-deportation-flights/story?id=120870498

Ah…the courts, they are rigged by extreme leftist communists you know.

Can I use that next…[Read more]

Reg,

From Private Eye magazine:

China has pledged not to back down in its trade war with President Trump, with president Xi pledging to defend capitalism and the free market.

In a televised address to the nation, Xi rallied his people. “We will not accept the excessive tariffs of the centralized state controlled economy,” he said.

“They wish…

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Robert,

How does a citizen justify paying a parking ticket, alimony or obeying any court order? We have our example, right?

What is this in reference to?