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Sandy S's avatar

Love that this is coming down to a freedom of speech and/or imagining. Costing a lot of GD money. But still, in the end it may help someone to validate their freedom of speech and imagining in the future. And we need all of that, that we can get! If not, 'imagine' how AI would interpret future cases. Whoa! I wonder how AI is interpreting this case, now? Do the Supremes use AI to better their odds of holding sway while going against passed decisions? Better yet, are some of them going to pay to use DJT's new Insiders Trading for Buddies gambit? Such a world we live in!?!? :-)

Jim Carmichael's avatar

The historical background is so interesting. There was, of course, the matter of Thomas á Beckett in the 12th century, with Henry II supposedly asking no one in particular, “Will no one rid me of this meddlesome priest?”, and living to regret his words when they were acted upon. That background may have added some moment to the prohibition of imagining the monarch’s death. The present instant is trivialized by the President’s limitless vanity although he is in as much danger as any prominent person always is.

Alice's avatar

I mean… on this ‘trumped up’ charge by Mr.Trump, there are so many examples of his own language in public about many others to take him to court for the same charges. 🙃🕯️

Alice's avatar

This is GREAT Adam!!!!

Let our laws speak!!

Let our history speak!!!

🗽‼️🇺🇸

Don Buckter's avatar

Comey showed poor judgement by posting the pic in the first place.

Lao Tzu: “There is no greater danger than underestimating your opponent.”

Don Buckter's avatar

“The federal trial for former FBI Director James Comey is scheduled to begin on October 21, 2026, pending the outcome of ongoing motions to dismiss.”