Does Trump have impunity, and if he does, should he?

[Anonymous]

Impunity means exemption from punishment, penalty, or negative consequences for wrongdoing, allowing individuals or groups to act without fear of accountability, common in corrupt systems or where rule of law is weak, and often seen in human rights violations where perpetrators aren't brought to justice, creating a cycle of abuse and denying victims their rights. This can stem from political decisions (like amnesties) or failing judicial systems, leading to a lack of justice for serious crimes like war crimes or torture, as seen with state actors or those protected by powerful systems.

[NathanDavis]

for the next few years... it will be called immunity, after that... it will be impunity

[exitseven]

He does not have impunity. It may seem like it at times but it is because all the things the democrats tried to imprison him or were all made up bogus charges that fell apart in the light of day.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Asker]

That is a lie. He has gotten passes on things that nobody else could have gotten passes on. That is effectively impunity.

[exitseven]

passes like what? The fake news makes a big deal about everything he says. He just does not GAF.

[Asker]

Are you seriously asking this question? Do you ever actually read the news?

[exitseven]

every day. He is not defying the Supreme Court by giving millions in loan forgiveness and any hint of corruption lands him into the courts.

[Asker]

He breaks Federal laws all the time. The main Federal laws he breaks are contained in the United States Constitution, which he has sworn to uphold and doesn't bother with.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Depends on the Supreme Court. It may rule in his favour.

[Asker]

The corrupt justices on the Supreme Court always vote in his favor.

[zombiewoof]

Nope, not by law

[Asker]

Don't forget the immunity that was granted to him by the Supreme Court.

[Asker]

We're not talking about by-law, we're talking about in reality.