Plot ddnt work. you may have tried it, but the u.s. government still stands and has put you on trial for sedition. by definition, if you are on trial for sedition your seditious plot did not work. that means, whatever your plot against the government was, it can now easily be minimized as improbable, fantastical, no grave threat. in the end, it didn t work. it is almost a structural problem with this kind of charge. but there has to be some kind of charge like this for people who attempt to overthrow the government eye force. it can t be that you get to try that and if you succeed you get to be if you fail, nothing happens. that cant be the decision tree. not in a country with this many guns. the government today at the opening of the oath keepers sedition trial played tape of the oath keepers leader telling a meeting after january 6th quote, my only regret is that they should have brought rifles, we could ve fixed it right then and there. meaning, my only regret is that they should ve brought rifles to the capitol on january 6th.
They are very serious charges, but it is almost structurally true, it s almost biden missed it is hard to prove a sedition case. if you think about it, sedition is a charge of trying to overthrow the u.s. government by force. if you succeeded in that effort, you would be in charge now. there won t be a u.s. government anymore. if you are now charged with sedition, by definition you plotted work. you may have tried it, but the u.s. government still stands and has put you on trial for sedition. by definition, if you are on trial for sedition your seditious plot did not work. that means, whatever your plot against the government was, it can now easily be minimized as improbable, fantastical, no grave threat. in the end, it didn t work. it is almost a structural problem with this kind of charge. but there has to be some kind of charge like this for people who attempt to overthrow the
You would be in charge now. there wouldn t be a u.s. government anymore. if you are now charged with sedition, by definition that means your plot didn t work. you may have tried it, but the u.s. government still stands and has put you on trial for sedition. by definition, if you re on trial for decision, your seditious plot did not work. and that means whatever your plot against the government was, it can now easily be minimized as improbable, you know, fantastical since in the end it didn t work. it s a structural problem with this kind of charge. but there s got to be a charge like this for people po w.h.o. attempt to overthrow the
Victimization, even if it s based on lies. but the actual visceral emotional experience of these folks. they feel humiliated, they feel powerless, they feel victimized. how do you understand defusing that? what is the tool that draws that toxin out or takes away that sense which in other contexts does often lead to violence or to all sorts of extreme action? while, i think it s very much tied up with fear. they have been provided with all these fantastical, antagonist villains and convinced of their reality. i think a lot of the rage actually is symptomatic of fear and honestly i don t know how you addressed that the.
A very raymond briggs twist. he was a children s author who was never writing for children. a strip cartoon, raymond briggs, children s department. that s been the attitude in england a strip cartoon, children s book. but we re growing out of that a bit now. i don t think about what children want. you get an idea and you just do it. you don t think, oh, children of ten won t want this, or.you don t think like that at all. you don t think about the audience. couldn t possibly. you ve just got this idea in your head and you could do it how you want it. it was his father christmas that was raymond briggs breakthrough, but this was no jovial gift bearer. this father christmas moaned, swore and drankjust a bit too much. what i normally do with most of my things is have something that s fantastical, like father christmas, like fungus, and imagine it to be wholly real and follow it through logically from there.
They wouldn t be a recession, but i think the bank of england is probably right. and i think the really important thing that the next conservative leader at the next prime minister needs to do, and i m sure it will be liz truss, given the opinion poll ratings, is almost have a fireside chat with the nation. tell them what they are going to do to help them, tell them it probably almost would be enough because of the scale of the energy price rises in particular, but then say what sort of long term action they will take to ensure we are better protected. people respect honesty, rather than lover. filth. protected. people respect honesty, rather than lover. rather than lover. oh, absolutely, the do. rather than lover. oh, absolutely, they do- iztut rather than lover. oh, absolutely, they do. but isn t rather than lover. oh, absolutely, they do. but isn t that rather than lover. oh, absolutely, they do. but isn t that a rather than lover. oh, absolutely, they do. but isn t that a little - rather than lover. oh, absolutely, they do. but isn t that a little bit i they do. but isn t that a little bit fantastical, rather edge to suggest that a politician is going to level with us to that extent?- that a politician is going to level with us to that extent? well, maybe it is, but the with us to that extent? well, maybe it is, but the very with us to that extent? well, maybe it is, but the very fact with us to that extent? well, maybe it is, but the very fact that with us to that extent? well, maybe it is, but the very fact that you - it is, but the very fact that you have to ask that question just shows what a bad state politics has descended to, that we don t think politicians are even capable of telling us the truth. lots of people didn t like margaret thatcher. lots
The law was the murdaugh for s a five county region of south carolina. that is the type of generational power that is big in the south. exacerbated in the rural south. but it s not the only place where a family like this can exercise so much power over time. the bigger picture is really the unraveling. giving us a look at the way the power works in a small town and how it unwinds in such a spectacular, fantastical, and sad fashion. you talk about the power the influence of them are dogs. they have been, this generational power has been in existence for a while. multiple cases at this point have garnered a lot of national attention. you have done that deep dive into the facts. you know the details. it s there something though that has not been focused upon by the national media that you think is really missing attention? i think we will come to understand that, you know, it
Thought experiments, as recently as, you know, four days ago. stuff that seemed like fantastical sci-fi approaches, to solving the problem of abortion access for american women. they re now talking about getting up and running, things like sending of setting up mobile clinics, just on the other side on the state border. literally getting a drive-through clinic going, and abortion clinic and an rv, or some sort of hand they can use, just over the state line. for pregnancies that are less than ten weeks underway, most abortions can now be done safely by just taking a pill, just by taking abortion inducing medication, effectively. but, republican governors and republican attorneys general, and republican state legislatures are saying they re gonna try to block you from even being able to access that bill in the privacy of your own home. that bill which is an fda approved medication. so, abortion rights advocates are stepping up their efforts to get women access to those
Support abortion rights are talking about stuff that seems, you know, like thought experiments, as recently as, you know, four days ago. stuff that seems like fantastical sci-fi approaches, to solving the problem of abortion access for american women. and they re now talking about getting it up and running. things like setting up local clinics on the other side of the state boarder from states where abortion is being banned, literally getting a drive-through clinic built, an abortion clinic in an rv or some sort of ban that they can use just over the state line. for pregnancies that are less than ten weeks under way, most abortions can now be done safely by just taking a pill, just by taking abortion inducing medication effectively. but republican governors and republicans attorneys general and republican state legislatures will say they will try to block you from being accessing that pill from the privacy of your own home, an fda approved medication, so abortion
Blocked by a court issued a temporary restraining order, stopping the state of louisiana from enforcing their ban. same thing just happened in utah tonight. just in the last few hours. utah had said they were totally banning abortion, they were legally enforcing their ban. but now, abortions can resume in utah, just for the next 14 days. so it s a mess. and with everything this uncertain, with the abortion providers and doctors, facing threats of ten years in prison, and all these, you know, insanely draconian felony charges, and all these in all these red states, with various types of abortion. everything is uncertain. groups who support abortion rights, are talking about stuff that seemed, you know, like thought experiments, as recently as, you know, four days ago. stuff that seemed like fantastical sci-fi approaches, to solving the problem of abortion access for american women. they re now talking about