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"Blessed is the Mind too small for Doubt"
February 5, 2026 at 3:48 PM
"Blessed is the Mind too small for Doubt"
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Lmfao "we can do it faster and worse" is not the dunk that they think it is, and them feeling threatened enough to need to do it in the first place says a lot about where they're at.
February 5, 2026 at 4:16 AM
Lmfao "we can do it faster and worse" is not the dunk that they think it is, and them feeling threatened enough to need to do it in the first place says a lot about where they're at.
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/6 This is fundamental to being a lawyer. If it’s intolerable don‘t be a lawyer.
However, I am EXTREMELY sympathetic to Le being forced into a terrible position with no ethical supervision while genuinely concerned about the lives of the people her client is trying to destroy.
However, I am EXTREMELY sympathetic to Le being forced into a terrible position with no ethical supervision while genuinely concerned about the lives of the people her client is trying to destroy.
February 5, 2026 at 5:31 AM
/6 This is fundamental to being a lawyer. If it’s intolerable don‘t be a lawyer.
However, I am EXTREMELY sympathetic to Le being forced into a terrible position with no ethical supervision while genuinely concerned about the lives of the people her client is trying to destroy.
However, I am EXTREMELY sympathetic to Le being forced into a terrible position with no ethical supervision while genuinely concerned about the lives of the people her client is trying to destroy.
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/2 AUSAs and DoJ attorneys are supposed to do justice and all that good stuff, but ultimately are still attorneys with obligations to their client, the United States.
They don’t have to lie or cheat for the United States but can’t throw their client under the bus, even if it’s the U.S..
They don’t have to lie or cheat for the United States but can’t throw their client under the bus, even if it’s the U.S..
February 5, 2026 at 5:26 AM
/2 AUSAs and DoJ attorneys are supposed to do justice and all that good stuff, but ultimately are still attorneys with obligations to their client, the United States.
They don’t have to lie or cheat for the United States but can’t throw their client under the bus, even if it’s the U.S..
They don’t have to lie or cheat for the United States but can’t throw their client under the bus, even if it’s the U.S..
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And then all the reporters demanded he answer her question and departed in solidarity when he refused. Right?
This is what we mean by "our elites fucking suck."
This is what we mean by "our elites fucking suck."
February 3, 2026 at 10:02 PM
And then all the reporters demanded he answer her question and departed in solidarity when he refused. Right?
This is what we mean by "our elites fucking suck."
This is what we mean by "our elites fucking suck."
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Scripture-splaining borders to the Pope are wild enough, but calling exclusion love flips Matthew 25 on its head: Jesus didn’t say protect the insiders first, he said how you treat the stranger is the test.
February 3, 2026 at 7:46 PM
Scripture-splaining borders to the Pope are wild enough, but calling exclusion love flips Matthew 25 on its head: Jesus didn’t say protect the insiders first, he said how you treat the stranger is the test.
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They start with the idea that they are already good people, and then redefine love and hate to mean what they are already doing.
Closed ears. Stiff necks. Hard hearts.
Closed ears. Stiff necks. Hard hearts.
February 3, 2026 at 7:39 PM
They start with the idea that they are already good people, and then redefine love and hate to mean what they are already doing.
Closed ears. Stiff necks. Hard hearts.
Closed ears. Stiff necks. Hard hearts.