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    Trump, der seine Freiheit zum ordnungsgemäßen Prozess schuldet, zerstört es für alle anderen
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    Trump, der seine Freiheit zum ordnungsgemäßen Prozess schuldet, zerstört es für alle anderen

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    2. rollingstone on

      ***From Rolling Stone’s Asawin Suebsaeng:***

      Donald Trump owes his continued freedom — and very likely his second term as president — to the fact that he was allowed to exploit the fundamental American right and hard-won tradition of due process, which is designed to protect an individual from arbitrary, weaponized prosecution and state terror.

      But as he celebrates his 100th day back in the Oval Office, Trump and his administration are working overtime to ensure that those very same due process rights are gutted or taken away from everyone who is not named Donald John Trump.

      Read more: [https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/political-commentary/trump-due-process-freedom-presidency-everyone-else-1235327264/](https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/political-commentary/trump-due-process-freedom-presidency-everyone-else-1235327264/)

    3. zakra11 on

      It’s deeply ironic using the very system that protects him to undermine it for others

    4. HumongousBelly on

      Lack of due process is why he wasn’t imprisoned for committing 34 felonies, despite being convicted.

      America has no equality. If any of us did that type of shit, we’d be in prison, worried that the soap might slip out of our hands.

    5. ToNoMoCo on

      The truth is we no longer have a country. It’s been taken over by Maga style nazis.

    6. TopEagle4012 on

      I saw it with my own eyes, he has a MS-13 tattoo on his hand. Everybody saw it, everybody knows that this guy is a gang member who’s threatens the safety of our country and belongs in a prison and will never come back to this country to terrorize the citizens again.

      Now what time do I have to be in Rome to become the next Pope?

    8. aperson7780 on

      Trump owes his freedom to being billionaire and a lifetime of schemes, including somehow becoming president. He also doesn’t give two shits about due process for anyone else as long as he is good.

    11. DoubtSubstantial5440 on

      I mean he wasn’t exactly shy about his motivations for revenge

    13. reddittorbrigade on

      He has abused the due process given to him. Delays helped him stay out of jail.

    14. lowjambapulse on

      And white people voted for him. Im tired of folks acting like they didnt know who he was, or act like this is new behavior. This man is rapist, thief, con-man and worked his way to the white house. Trump is a direct reflection of who America is, what a majority of white Americans males want to be, and im happy to see the rest of the world treat him and this country with such disdain.

      Kamala Harris and the majority of her voter base have always been better than yall, always will be.

    15. Immediate_Age on

      Typical Boomer pulling the ladder up behind him. Hopefully he lives long enough to find out.

    16. unknownsequitur on

      Of course he is. It’s not enough to pull the ladder up behind him. He’s also setting the ladder on fire to completely destroy it.

    17. CouchCorrespondent on

      The agenda for Project 2025 has been laid out and he is essentially the battering ram to help get it done.

      Our rights.

      Our economy.

      Our quality of life.

      Everything will be damaged or destroyed.

    18. Bullocks1999 on

      Who is surprised by this? Please note all MAGA was warned by every liberal and dem in the country try. It’s a shame

    19. klako8196 on

      Trump got due process and got found guilty. If due process was applied as it should have been, he’d be behind bars right now.

      What he owes his freedom to is a two-tiered justice system that gives far too much leniency to the rich.

    25. BalerionSanders on

      If due process worked equitably for everyone, he wouldn’t have freedom to owe, or harm, anyone.

    26. Solzeluver on

      How much is it going to take for the American people to see that you’ve all been dooped!!! He has,always and will only care about himself and lining his pockets. Fight for YOUR country and get him out!!!!!

    27. Donut131313 on

      Of course. Pulling up the ladder is a republican tactic from way back. Milk whatever it is to your advantage and when you are done destroy it so no one else can use it.

    29. fancychoicetaken on

      Due process my ass. His freedom is purely from corrupt judges and ratfucking of the theory that no person is above the law

    30. The-M0untain on

      Due process was followed until after Trump was convicted of 34 felonies. Right after that, due process was thrown out the window and Trump was given no sentence, which is unfair to all the other people who got prison sentences for the same crimes. Trump is free because a corrupt judge decided not to sentence him.

    31. -AdonaitheBestower- on

      Is due process when everyone else in the country can go to prison for their crimes, but you don’t because you got elected?

    32. tacs97 on

      Typical American boomer. Always love to use the programs and assistance from the state for their own personal gain. Once they have used it, they don’t want anyone else to have that same option.

    36. Skoteleven on

      „Ladder pulling“ is a defining trait of MAGA, and of the Boomer generation.

    37. 2much41post on

      Boomers who inherited world, after parents fought to save it, destroy it for the rest of us.

    38. Hurriedgarlic66 on

      First they came for the CommunistsAnd I did not speak outBecause I was not a Communist

      Then they came for the SocialistsAnd I did not speak outBecause I was not a Socialist

      Then they came for the trade unionistsAnd I did not speak outBecause I was not a trade unionist

      Then they came for the JewsAnd I did not speak outBecause I was not a Jew

      Then they came for meAnd there was no one leftTo speak out for me

      Martin Niemöller, who was a Nazi fan until they put him in a concentration camp

    39. sachiprecious on

      Exactly. It’s funny how trump supporters went *on and on* about how trump was supposedly being falsely accused of crimes. They were really upset about false accusations. They insisted that people were innocent until proven guilty. Even when trump actually was proven guilty in a trial that was reported on in detail the entire time, trump supporters still didn’t believe he was guilty. trump supporters deeply cared about the idea that people should be protected against false accusations.

      …Yet those same trump supporters have no problem with Kilmar Abrego Garcia and 200+ others being sent to imprisonment in El Salvador without due process!

    40. KrankyKoot on

      Due process only works for those that have a largest chip stack. Your case is meaningless unless you have the resources (money. power) to match the other side. DJT used it effectively to cover his business incompetence until he ran out his chip stack and had to run for president to bail him out.

    41. Whitejesus0420 on

      I got charged with one nonviolent victimless low level felony, first offence of my life. When the jury said guilty I was cuffed and put directly into solitary for the next two days and spent the next two months in prison. Why does due process mean he gets to walk with 34 felonies? Why didn’t he get due process for those other charges?

    42. nintrader on

      No, he owes his freedom to Merrick Garland and Juan Merchaun being a couple of pussy-ass bitches

    43. ItsStaaaaaaaaang on

      Due process? Fuck off. It was spineless authorities and corruption.

    45. 37853688544788 on

      Boo. He’s pulling up the latter for other billionaires to seize power of the American military. Those poor (?) billionaires!

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