Supreme court has thrown out every case brought to them...they wouldn't even hear it.
State courts threw out 51 of 53 cases brought before them involving election fraud.
Our courts are packed by RINO's, and I love you are liquored up on hopium but the time for trying to get the legal system on our side has passed. They are obviously bought and paid for shills by CHYNA. If you can't see that, I don't know what the fuck you're watching.
It's not hopium, and I'm not trying to convince you of a course of action.
I'm just telling you what's actually happening, right freakin now.
This fight is far from over and the courts may not be quite as cucked as you suggest. If they are, we've still got options. How is DC going to enforce a law the states nullify? Answer: they actually can't.
And I don't fault you for your pessimism. I just happen to be involved in some of these efforts, otherwise I might be saying exactly what you're saying.
State Nullification.
Constitutional Convention.
There's a few more.
And...when exactly are those going to take place??? Which Judges/Representatives will allow it?? What the hell are you talking about???
State Nullification is happening as we speak.
They need no judicial or Congressional approval.
This forces a Constitutional crisis.
That's when the system truly gets put to the test. If the system fails......use your imagination.
I'm just suggesting we use the tools the Founding Fathers gave us before throwing in the towel.
Supreme court has thrown out every case brought to them...they wouldn't even hear it.
State courts threw out 51 of 53 cases brought before them involving election fraud.
Our courts are packed by RINO's, and I love you are liquored up on hopium but the time for trying to get the legal system on our side has passed. They are obviously bought and paid for shills by CHYNA. If you can't see that, I don't know what the fuck you're watching.
It's not hopium, and I'm not trying to convince you of a course of action.
I'm just telling you what's actually happening, right freakin now.
This fight is far from over and the courts may not be quite as cucked as you suggest. If they are, we've still got options. How is DC going to enforce a law the states nullify? Answer: they actually can't.
And I don't fault you for your pessimism. I just happen to be involved in some of these efforts, otherwise I might be saying exactly what you're saying.