jimmycrackcorm wrote: » Free speech and all that. Twitter should let him tweet but block retweets and not count likes. Like starving a fire from oxygen.
Wanderer78 wrote: » Why are people even following him, I just ignore him?
PsychoPete wrote: » He should be entitled to tweet sh!te like the rest of us
endacl wrote: » They need to make his account private and unfollowable, but not tell him. He can spend his remaining years sitting in a man-nappy in Mar a Lago, chomping on cheeseburgers and dribbling his brainfarts into a ‘special secret’ corner of the internet. He should be told about it on his deathbed. Just to see the look on his face.
endacl wrote: » Banning him from Twitter isn’t curtailing his right to free speech. Same as here. If I act the bollix on this site I’ll be banned. I’ll still be able to say what I was saying. Boards just won’t host it.
Feisar wrote: » When a platform is as big as Twitter it does amount to curtailing his free speech though. While technically you are correct.
Infernal Racket wrote: » I think at this stage the biggest problem with removing him is that Pence will become president and will have the capacity to pardon Trump. Am I wrong about this?
Zaph wrote: » Given how Trump threw Pence under the bus, I somehow doubt that Mike is going to be in a pardoning mood.
fryup wrote: » i wonder is he tempted to use those nuclear codes ??"fuk it if i'm going down everyone is going down with me!!!"
Gregor Samsa wrote: » House Speaker Nancy Pelosi brought that topic up with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley today. According to reports "she has gotten assurances there are safeguards in place in the event Trump wants to launch a nuclear weapon, according to multiple sources on a caucus call."https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/08/politics/house-speaker-joint-chiefs-milley/index.html I think one of those safeguards (maybe the only one) is that the Secretary Of Defence needs to verify the order. There's a question over whether he can legally fail to do so, but in any event, if he objects, he can either resign or just refuse to do it (and potentially face some legal consequences). In either case, the President can obviously appoint a new Secretary Of Defence and try again. This process could keep on happening until either the President finds a SoD that will comply, or something else happens to stop the process (I'd say Pence and the rest of Cabinet would be keen to invoke the 25th at that point).
Infernal Racket wrote: » It would seem his account has been removed forever...
SouthWesterly wrote: » That was a thought provoking read . Do we still have our iodine tablets?
theguzman wrote: » Parler has been banned from the Google Play store tonight. These bigtech sycophants think they are the Ministry of Truth.