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You’re right Zero chance the trumps are raiding the hen house How could I be so blind? Your wisdom is so enlightening


:lol: beat the hell out of that strawman.
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You forgot "reasonable."


Foreseeable that a reasonable person could see it as a threat is the question. I believe the email as a whole meets that standard.
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Not gonna lie, disappointed you left off the “place of hubris” in this sick burn

You didn’t post with hubris. You posted a completely irrelevant whataboutism.


I guess sick burns are what you go for. Facts are certainly not your forte.
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Again....................you are agreeing with me. It's OK to admit it and stand proud. 99% of the time agreeing with me means you are in the right.


I can’t type it any slower. That statement COMBINED with the rest of the email is what is important. If it is foreseeable that a person could perceive it as a threat is the question. Clearly the person who received it did…so…..
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Why would an AI, that spots lawmakers' trades, say anything about those who are not in Congress?

:popcorn:
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You got this bro


Failure to substantiate your claim is tacit admission you’re speaking from a place of complete ignorance. :lol: rocket surgery. :cheers:
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Why does this concept sound so foreign to you?


Keep reading.
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a statement of mine you later admitted to agreeing with


Wrong. I think a reasonable person could perceive what was said as a threat. There are several in this thread that said that. I don’t think it ALONE is a criminal threat. However, the overall tone of the parts of the email we have seen combined with that statement can certainly be considered a threat by the person who received it.

Clearly the person who received it felt it was a threat. Was that reasonably foreseeable?


It’s not a binary issue.
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It’s a terrible argument under the true threat jurisprudence.

It is a much stronger argument than his speech rights were violated by receiving the letter.
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Email, social media post, letter, etc. Not a bad argument for him to make.


It’s the only argument he can make. I think it’s a very weak one. The argument he made a threat is much stronger.
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Right as usual Zero chance the Trump kids are profiting from insider information I can’t spell it out more clearly Sorry about your crippling insecurity

:yawn:
Still waiting on details or substantiation. Can you name just one trade made from insider information? Or is that rocket surgery? :lol:
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Dude you have to read better. My whole argument from my first post in this thread was that his speech was protected and doesn't constitute a true threat. ....which you finally admitted you agree with


Take your own advice. I simply claimed you stating it was not a threat does not make it true. You came at me in this thread. I simply responded.
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I can see a letter having a chilling effect on protected speech. Could be a First Amendment violation.


The speech already occurred. Are you claiming his damages are that he felt he couldn’t write another email?
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Your incessant need to talk down to people is well known and honestly, very sad to watch Apply the same metrics to Don Jr and Eric. This isn’t rocket surgery


I’m asking you to substantiate whatever the claim is you are trying to make. You can’t seem to do that. Apparently, to you, it is rocket surgery. :lol:
Use your intuition. What damages from receiving the letter?
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But I would be interested in your opinion about the validity of the lawsuit assuming we have complete context on all sides already (I don't think that we do BTW). What is the actual harm driving the suit?


I don’t see the damages. I don’t see negligence. I don’t see the suit doing very well. Maybe he will get a cost of litigation settlement. But he won’t win on the merits.
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All of your nonsense in this thread just to agree with me


:lol: wrong. Nobody was charged with a crime. The administrations warning letter was completely appropriate and reasonable. Your equating that letter with someone being charged is funny.

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I don't have cooties. Its OK for you to just admit you agree with me from the jump and save us all some time


I don’t think the letter was inappropriate. Do you agree?
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Thats my position. What's yours? That statement, in this context we have been given thus far, rises to a true threat? Yay or Nay?

My position is that it is reasonably foreseeable that the person receiving the email with that statement could perceive it as a threat. I don’t think on its own it would be a chargeable crime, but it certainly is appropriate to warn the writer of that possibility.

What part of that do you object to?
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Whatever makes you feel better about yourself


Exactly. I enjoy pointing out your mental deficits. Not the most mature habit…but it is still entertaining. :cheers:
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The State must show that the defendant consciously disregarded a substantial risk that his communications would be viewed as threatening violence


Finally. The Google machine worked for you. Second time was the charm. Funny you claimed to know the definition this entire time. Why lie about that? Glad I could educate you.

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=/= "You will never know peace."


Says who?
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Using the same measure applied in the OP? This isn’t rocket surgery


You see. If you’re using the same measure as the OP you would need to describe what committees they are in and the trades made pursuant to the info gained from that committee.

I was giving you the benefit of the doubt that you weren’t using the same measure as the OP because that would make you really really dumb.


So I’ll ask again….which trades are you referring to?