What was the unstated intent/reason/message/signal behind Trump pardoning his fellow insurrectionists, traitors, felons, perjurers & other villians?

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Along with the obvious I think It's also a trial balloon for his upcoming pardon of Ghalaine Maxwell (whom you'll be happy to know is rather satisfied with her new accommodations according to her lawyers).

If the MAGA party in Congress and statewide offices let him get away with this that's truly the end.

loveslongnails · Accepted Answer

If you think Trump is coming up with these pardons on his own, you're very wrong. He doesn't know who 99% of these folks are unless somebody tells him. This is being done by the P-2025ers who pull his strings.

The strategy is to free people who commit the kinds of crimes they want normalized, like rape for example. They want men, particularly younger men, to believe they can do what they want with a woman because it's their right. They want it to become easy for a man to say " she asked for it, she was willing, she consented, or it was her idea". They want to make "NO" in to... ". mmm no, don't stop", as the norm. You know, just like back "in the old days".

Doing this re-enforces the patriarchy and the idea that women are just vassals for men More autonomy will get reversed. Then when women see courts giving out light sentences or none at all for sexual assaults or rape, they'll stop bothering to report them, and so on. If they get pregnant, they'll be zero abortion options available and they will be forced into motherhood.

That's the plan, Doc, and it's only a small part of it. Did you see Steve Bannon saying "If we don't get these executive orders codified before the mid-terms, we could all be going to jail" ? That says they're consciously aware they're doing evil.

exitseven · Accepted Answer

Everyone who was arrested and imprisoned on Jan6th were political prisoners heroes. Many were denied legal representation and trials and received extremely long jail sentences for basically trespassing. Their constitutional rights were trampled on by the Biden administration.

President Trump did the right thing to pardon all of them. I think each of them should receive a million dollars and President Trump should make Jan6th a federal holiday so we will remember how fragile our way of life is.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

They were shown long ago to not be “insurrectionists, traitors, felons, perjurers and other villains.” We have Pelosi on film saying she was the mastermind behind the whole thing. And what about Bidens traitorous that were carried out by auto-pen? Only Hunter Biden's pardon was signed by Biden himself. There's no wrongdoing there?

Presidents have the power to pardon anyone they want (federally), for any reason. Every president of every party has used this power to pardon known criminals.

Non-presidents, like the people who signed pardons with the auto-pen, are not permitted to pardon anyone.

msmissydc · Accepted Answer

Two obvious messages
First that it was justified and fully supported by him. Second that loyalty pays. Fascist need loyal unquestionable support. They can't deal with people who question how things are going.

Tamera952 · Answer

OMG I was just gonna say ‘TRIAL BALLOON’ for when he PARDONS the convicted sex offender MS. MAXWELL!! She knows where all the bodies are, but better yet, in some perverse MAGA fever dream, that Pres. Pedo has cooked up, he thinks this bi*ch is gonna exonerate him? That is a stupid, half-baked idea from the get go. He really thinks we’re that stupid, …. well some are, the usual suspects…but he really thinks he’s gonna get away from this.

Anonymous · Answer

The punishment wasn't in proportion to the crime. When you compare it to the sentences of antifa and blm rioters who basically get a weekend in jail it seems a bit harsh.

For instance in 2007 Georgr Floyd faced charges for aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon, he entered an apartment by impersonating a water department worker and barged in with five other men, held a pistol to a pregnant woman's stomach, and searched for items to steal. He was given 5 years on a plea deal and paroled in less than four years. In all George Floyd only seved a total of 8 years for his many many violent crimes.

OneViewpoint · Answer

The reason? The message? It was the crime family contract. "You do the time and don't rat out the Don and the Don will take care of you".

msc545 · Answer

I think the unstated reason is that he certainly does not want them talking about his own criminal and crazy behavior, which they are likely to do if they get angry at him for not pardoning them. He is complicit in many of their crimes, and he doesn't want to have to answer for them.

goaded · Answer

He's telling people they can break federal laws on his behalf in the midterms and he'll pardon them. You might be right about Maxwell, but she's at least been convicted of a federal crime.

seeyounexttuesday · Answer

The scam of Jan 6 is unraveling before your eyes. Now the truth about 2020 being stolen will come to light.

DonaldDarko · Answer

Many such cases.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

When was there an insurrection? Oh, you mean when antifa stormed the White House.

hafinjun · Answer

If no one's held accountable did it happen? Maybe? I dont know

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

They're rich (overwhelmingly) white grifters and criminals like him !!!1

Twalli · Answer

The president has power over federal prisoners. If you're a state prisoner, he can't pardon you.

lightbulb27 · Answer

you protect me I'll protect you...

Likes2drive · Answer

I guess because he can, I don’t know

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