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  • Guys.

    Learn the saying: "A grand jury would indict a ham sandwich"

    There is good reason to believe that they could be going through with it to set precedent that a judge cannot be arrested for following due process.

    Edit: also, a "grand" jury is not some bigshot court thing; it has nothing to do with having more authority than a trial jury. Instead, it's called such in the context of size - a grand jury usually has 16+ members as opposed to the typical 6-12 members of a trial jury.

  • So, blatant inaccuracies aside, this doesn't change the fact that he quite literally did speak up about it, well before your toddler-esque "if he doesn't say exactly this then he's against us" rant.

    The fact that he said something to begin with is already a step in the right direction. What you're asking is unrealistic.

  • Dude... Their doctrine is all over the place haha. Like, everyone knew that the garments were all about "modestly", and yet with the recent release of tank-top style women's garment tops, they're all claiming that "it was never about modesty teehee". Fucking gaslighting bullshit. Same with rated R movies. Some leader somewhere stated that members shouldn't watch rated R movies, and somehow everyone took it as literal gospel, despite it not being written anywhere.

    I'm so fucking glad I'm out of that goddamn cult.

  • Mike Lee is a full-blown Mormon, which heavily frowns upon porn in any form (including literal prophetic teachings calling women "walking pornography"), so he absolutely does have porn on his devices.

    Source: grew up Mormon, was taught this by leadership

  • Heh, I've seen this personally. I work for a Japanese company, and part of my job is coordinating tooling installations with the factory I'm stationed at (pick a chip fab in the US, I've probably been there). When we get a tool onsite, I get an install team directly from our factory in Japan who handles all the physical installation aspects. They work hard, efficiently, and with the utmost care for the finer details (some of these tools are expected to last 20+ years - we have a few that have been in production for nearly as long with very little fuss). Occasionally, they will finish their tasks early the last couple days and take off after lunch, letting me know of this beforehand and that their daily reports will be sent to me and other relevant managers at the "usual" time, with a wink and a nod.

    I don't care how much time they clock, as long as shit gets done properly. Haven't had any issues.

  • His job is but to sign their documents when they tell him to.

    I mean, that was pretty apparent when they presented a large stack of EOs for him to sign on Day 0. No way DJT read through all of them, he doesn't read shit - that was proven during his last term.

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