@CoffeeAddict

He's facing consequences now. ~~The conspiracy trial he was trying to have moved to January just got it's schedule compressed down to 'today'~~, the hearing got immediate billing, all witnesses were heard immediately and state organized crime charges leveled instanter.

This is, "having fucked around" he has now "found out".

"Trial" is incorrect. In my excitement I conflated "trial" and "hearing". That I got it wrong before coffe though, doesn't change how fucked this guy is.

Edited accordingly.

Addendum:
There are warrants out for him and 18 accomplices. They have 3 days grace to turn themselves in. Anyone who doesn't turn themselves in by then will be subject to arrest.

They gave him enough time with socmed to finish hanging himself.

"You love to see it, especially late in the summer."

@andyburke

@style99 @AmidFuror @wagesj45 @ForestOrca

It's what Trolls do in order to misdirect the energy in a discussion. Don't feed 'em.

@exscape

@readbeanicecream

Also Idk what you are talking about nobody believing there's an actual singularity; I don't know what else you think is happening, or of what use the mathematics might be if it doesn't approach some degree of accuracy as concerns the physical character of the phenomena

@kelvin0mql

It's possible to draw parallels like that ~~everywhere~~ all over the bible; and it's not because of 'omg prophesy'

@readbeanicecream

I'm no authority, but I love this stuff. I read Dr. Hawking's book "A Brief History of Time", and it was not problematic for me.

My takeaway is that a black hole is a sort of manifold. It would follow that if there is a way into it, and stuff going into it, the stuff must be coming out somewhere.

The question is where that stuff comes out, and in what form, and when, in it's local time frame.

I had always envisioned this hypothetical 'other side' as a white hole. It seems like, since we haven't observed any white holes, that the exits must be elsewhere.

@CookieJarObserver

It doesn't seem like it would be, does it...

@Madison_rogue

As I mentioned elsewhere, if any one or group of the 70+ federal charges he is currently facing meets the legal definition of Insurrection, then the requirement of the 14th amendment is met and he becomes immediately ineligible.

This does deviate from the norm, and that is intentional; because sedition in a political crime that threatens the existence of the nation. However, it is quite explicit, unlike many other amendments people would as soon ignore. Once the definition is met, it's party over.

@Gargleblaster

It's even worse for them than that. There's is a whole lot of overlap among those groups.

@downpunxx

I've not editorialized the headline, nor have I modified it's original text. What I have done, is added an introductory comment. That you don't care for the content of my comment is just not a 'me' problem.

I understand that his presence was excused. That's my whole complaint.

@Nougat

@girlfreddy @CoffeeAddict @Madison_rogue @andyburke

Judge Chutkan's handling of previous Jan 6 related cases suggests that she is well aware of this. I hope she has the courage to put that awareness into appropriately firm action.

She has not failed to disappoint with the other crooks.

@kelvin0mql

There's no denying that some are really far gone, nor that that element hasn't been here all along, hiding in the back. The litmus test for many of them will end up being whether or not they surrender.