ronan posted:D2 posted:ronan posted:was a (Canadian) dual-citizen US Senator illegally occupying that seat who cast the deciding vote to impeach a hypothetical sitting US president
then promptly requests Canadian Consular assistance as he rushes to the airport, leaves the country using his Canadian passport, and hunkers down in Toronto telling all who would listen "so what if i was bribed?"
how do y'all think the Supreme Court would rule?
and i ain't even gon go there as far as public opinion and the free press is concerned
thanks
This is an abject nonsensical false equivalence. The nations are vastly different. No one in government would even think it viable to murder another on account of a "yes" vote. In In Guyana that threat was hurled from the halls of parliament.
If the fellow said "what if I was bribed" it demands an answer not on some far reach ought to elicit the conclusion he was bribed. Yes, what if he was bribed you need to begin by proving it.
Public opinion means you are looking for social intelligence ie habit and practice deemed acceptable and the contravention of which is looked down upon. I suggest the public opinion that all Guyanese at home and abroad are Guyanese.
This is the notion LFSB took to to the limit to facilitate the theft of office and in which tenure his government fabricated this constitution you hold with a vice grip as the rule of law.
I hope I am on topic.
yaaaawwn . . . go bandage your ego elsewhere
You gotta teach me here. I seem to be a mummy with so many bandages neatly organized to conceal that gargantuan ego. As the indian boys will say. I am just a bramcharya at this compared to you the guru