The outpouring of demand that Cosby remain incarcerated despite the PA Supreme Court ruling that his civil liberties were egregiously violated is another example of why “progressive” activists really should rebrand as “pro incarceration activists”
... “no relevancy” except the PA Supreme Court ruled that the agreement rendered the entire prosecution of Cosby invalid, and that his civil liberties has been severely violated. Please read the actual ruling. And consider how you’d like being bait-and-switched by a DA
Did you know the Montgomery County DA aired campaign ads essentially pledging to prosecute Cosby despite his predecessor brokering an agreement not to do so? Does that sound like a situation conducive to due process and a fair trial?
Would strongly recommend that everyone watch this short interview from former Cosby defense attorney Tom Mesereau about the convictions being vacated
This is totally wrong. Cosby’s guilty convictions were vacated. He is not guilty. These brain-dead Twitter pundits don’t understand elemental concepts about the judicial system, and certainly don’t care about civil liberties when they interfere with their screechy moralizing
Worth noting: *all* of the PA Supreme Court justices (Dem and GOP) agreed that Cosby was entitled to relief on account of due process violations. Three justices merely disagreed regarding the type of relief to which he was entitled. All agreed that his trial was fatally flawed
Here's what one of the dissenting justices said regarding a major issue at the trial. Note that it's entirely separate from the matter of whether the previous DA's non-prosecution agreement with Cosby was binding
Also of note: all three of the female justices on the PA Supreme Court (two Dem and one GOP) were in the majority ordering Cosby's immediate discharge and barring any future re-trial
This statement from Cosby's accuser is subtly pernicious. It suggests that protecting basic Constitutionally-afforded civil liberties is incompatible with victims of sexual assault achieving "justice"
Also hadn't realized the accuser became a "they/them"
Mesereau is a perfect example of a person who inevitably runs afoul of popular left-liberal consensus because, as a defense attorney with an obvious stake in civil liberties, he adheres to a consistent set of principles
I'm going to Philadelphia next month to report on the record-breaking homicide trends in the city. Any online leftist who wants to tell local residents that they've been duped into perceiving this as a problem is welcome to join me! (Seriously, email or DM)
Still waiting for an explanation of how it's not considered racist, or at the very least insultingly condescending, to tell residents of inner-city neighborhoods beset by soaring levels of lethal violence that their perceptions of this being a problem are "inorganic" -- aka fake
I asked Chuck Schumer if he thought it was odd that New York elected officials were ranting about the need to “fight the power” while he, the Majority Leader of the United States Senate, was standing onstage beside them. He responded with some sort of riddle about a Higher Power
In this post I also share the thrilling story of how I ended up in a vacant section of the New York Islanders game last night that had been reserved for Juneteenth community outreach
Somerville, MA officials have gone around to restaurants examining the positioning of face masks on kitchen workers and handing out $300 fines if the positioning is deemed to be improper
I’m trying to get as much info as possible on how COVID rules have been enforced on a ground-level. How many violations issued, across how many jurisdictions, for what offenses, etc.? It’s a huge subject but the data is really difficult to access; media is largely uninterested
This doesn't mean you should just automatically believe that every claim the media declares "debunked" is in every instance 100% true. But you should revise your understanding of what the term "debunked" is intended to convey:
A touching homage to the Media Debunker Squad from Substack commenter Scott
If you go around interpreting the display of American flags in America as some kind of personal/political affront to you, consider that the problem may be your own neuroses
I was just at a Memorial Day parade in a racially mixed area in which everybody was displaying American flags. If you walked up and tried to inform them that the flag actually connoted "whiteness" you would've been greeted by blank stares or laughter
I live in one of the most racially-mixed parts of the entire country and there's an American flag on my building. A house next door (non-white owners) displays an American flag. This whole mentality, as usual, is an ideological projection by cultural elites onto non-white normies