These Threats May Be Exciting Reading, But People May Die, too. . .


THREATS AND RETRIBUTION


Wednesday night of this week, Trump began posting online about jurors - just hours before one told the judge she was concerned her identity had been compromised by information published about her and she was summarily dismissed.

The information that was publicly reported prompted her family members to reach out and ask if she was on the jury, she said. Having her identity compromised could endanger her life, given the examples in the past from MAGA threats.

Anyone old enough to remember the fear that arose during trials to convict mafia members charged with tax evasion, various forms of illegal corruption, and murder. Jurors were hard to convince that they would be kept safe - and in many cases they weren't.

Today, Donald Trump and his horde of "flying monkeys" have brought all of that fear and trepidation back into our lives. True or imagined, Trump is constantly berating witnesses, prosecutors, even the judge and all of their family members.             

ISN'T THIS IS HOW THE MAFIA WORKS?

We have got to stop this, and the only way is to initiate very harsh penalties for offenders and lock them away! Trump should be held to the same punishment as those "monkeys" who were found guilty of carrying out his threats. He shouldn't be allowed to run away with "clean hands." Until then, we will have a damn hard time sitting a full jury for anything that is like what the mafia "Don" Trump and thugs are doing now. 

We are no longer in the land of politics, Toto!





 




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