Message from @ShittyKitty

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2021-01-01 13:54:18 UTC  

Thought exercise. That's the term I was seeking.

2021-01-01 13:54:40 UTC  

yea sorry if i made it real

2021-01-01 13:55:14 UTC  

Not at all. Yes, there may be some similarities, but also differences. The number of wives, for example, is quite a difference.

2021-01-01 13:55:25 UTC  

I don't care about Iraq; I care about US!

2021-01-01 13:55:26 UTC  

Lol you're good. It's fraught with land mines. @ShittyKitty

2021-01-01 13:56:07 UTC  

so 15 is cool then @GregInHouston2 is that what you think?

2021-01-01 13:56:27 UTC  

It was a counterpoint to the idea that rape does not require structures of relationships/positions of authority.

2021-01-01 13:56:52 UTC  

It’s super weird that states have zero interest in shoring up all the weird laws they have

2021-01-01 13:56:57 UTC  

but maw that makes it so much more fun...

2021-01-01 13:57:08 UTC  

like i said safe words

2021-01-01 13:57:18 UTC  

uh

2021-01-01 13:57:23 UTC  

I don't know if it is or isn't. I have no interest in a 15 year old. But what if I'm on a jury?

2021-01-01 13:57:40 UTC  

Depends on the state, of course.

2021-01-01 13:58:12 UTC  

Personally, I have never had sex with a teen. The youngest was my bride who was 29.

2021-01-01 13:58:17 UTC  

@GregInHouston2 Good news. In court, they'll tell you what the law is...but this seems to be about why the law *should be*.

2021-01-01 13:58:58 UTC  

I don't care what the law is. Jury Nullification. If the law is wrong or wrongly applied, I do not have to convict!

2021-01-01 13:59:00 UTC  

law of the land i thought was you argument in you words "I care about US!" so if thats the law in the state you are cool with that?

2021-01-01 13:59:21 UTC  

Therefore you get kicked off the jury. Woo.

2021-01-01 13:59:46 UTC  

Maybe. But not with cause!

2021-01-01 14:00:38 UTC  

Starting to sound a lil advocaty, tbh.

2021-01-01 14:00:45 UTC  

you mean there is a jury of my peers i would like to meet them... wow you would not want to walk into our land just saying

2021-01-01 14:00:46 UTC  

As a jury member, you would be required to determine whether or not a person was guilty *as defined by what the law says*. Otherwise you're not doing your duty as a jury member.

2021-01-01 14:01:29 UTC  

If you don't agree with the law, you're removed from the jury usually.

2021-01-01 14:01:41 UTC  

Exactly. I cannot convict someone unless they have broken the law. Period. I do not have to convict.

2021-01-01 14:01:56 UTC  

DAM YOU KIDS GET OFF MY LAWN!

2021-01-01 14:02:17 UTC  

Tell dc juries that

2021-01-01 14:02:18 UTC  

You have to determine guilt or innocence. Probably technically it's the judge that then convicts.

2021-01-01 14:02:18 UTC  

@Philip R, you just advanced to level 7!

2021-01-01 14:02:44 UTC  

Is there any clarification about the super odd claims they hacked a GA voting machine

2021-01-01 14:02:59 UTC  

What? No, not how it works. If it's trial by jury, it's judgment by jury.

2021-01-01 14:03:08 UTC  

Hence why it's called trial by jury.

2021-01-01 14:03:09 UTC  

Wrong! I determine if they are guilty or not guilty.

2021-01-01 14:03:41 UTC  

Also interested in this!

2021-01-01 14:03:52 UTC  

> Is there any clarification about the super odd claims they hacked a GA voting machine
@Dedkraken Robbed a bank to show it's possible under unnaturally contrived circumstances, I reckon.

2021-01-01 14:04:34 UTC  

He explained it poorly in technical and layman’s terms

2021-01-01 14:04:41 UTC  

Juries are allowed to produce unlawful outcomes in America.

2021-01-01 14:04:59 UTC  

Not sure what you mean by judgement by jury. Juries in Texas also sentence. Not so in federal and most other states.

2021-01-01 14:05:04 UTC  

Okay, I did say "probably". As for "trial by jury", that doesn't mean that the jury handles the entire process; the judge is the one that passes sentence, at least.

2021-01-01 14:05:27 UTC  

> He explained it poorly in technical and layman’s terms
@Dedkraken That's what charlatans *do*. I don't understand your confusion. It seems very plain.

2021-01-01 14:05:27 UTC  

Well, except perhaps for Texas!

2021-01-01 14:05:29 UTC  

He's saying judges can overrule juries, Greg.