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Judge Napolitano's Awesome Rant

Thank you Nap, and welcome to DP. If you don't already know, it is extremely difficult, likely impossible, to have a rational discussion with a person in denial of facts and ignorant of current events.

Some are so deeply in denial they reject the information offered by sitting judges. Not that judges are perfect or angelic, but still.....

You're welcome, and Thanks for the welcome.

It isn't a rare occurrence. There was an actual study on people that actually were more steadfast in their beliefs when presented with facts contrary to their position.
 
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Want to make a correction: I assumed this was a recent rant but it is actually from 2012. It is still quite relevant now more than ever. The video poster claims the rant got him fired.

The date was Nov. 23 , 2011.
 
So in carrying out a military strike in an area of the world infamous for war, people were killed in that military strike.

And because Obama is Commander in Chief, that translates to WHAT IF THE PRESIDENT COULD KILL YOU WITHOUT WARNING?

Talk about not living up to the hype of the claim!!!!!!!

You are missing the point entirely. This was a directed attack on a US citizen without due process. So when he asks rhetorically what if a President can kill you without warning the precedent has been set. Take out the fact that it was under Obama, is this a power we really want to entrust with anyone?
 
You are missing the point entirely. This was a directed attack on a US citizen without due process. So when he asks rhetorically what if a President can kill you without warning the precedent has been set. Take out the fact that it was under Obama, is this a power we really want to entrust with anyone?

I think I will save my fake outrage for something else.
 
I think I will save my fake outrage for something else.

Will you save it for a judge or citizen or whistleblower exposing the crimes of government? Will you then defend those crimes as being necessary and expedient?
 
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