I'm sick of people wishing Trump would die.

[Solomon]

I don't want him to die, ... yet. I want the orange fuck locked up and broke. Then he can die.

If he dies before being prosecuted, nothing gets resolved. We need to lock him the fuck up to save this democracy.

Dying would be too good for the traitor. He needs to be made an example of.

[Meowmee]

1. That is probably the only real consequence

He will ever have and the only way we will be rid of him for good. The sooner the better.

[SoCalDavidS]

2. He's Not Going To Be Prosecuted nt

[Solomon]

4. If he's not, we're done as America. It has to happen!

[SoCalDavidS]

11. Not A Day Goes By That I Don't Stress Over That Very Thing

How many crimes has TFG committed in the last 7 years? How many has he committed during his entire miserable life?

I'll believe that he'll suffer consequences, when I see some indictments, and not before. ANY other individual would have already, so until this point, he's above the law.

[dchill]

13. He's been criming big-time since the seventies.

...been a Russian asset since the eighties. No convictions ever.

[SoCalDavidS]

14. No Criminal Indictments Either

He hasn't been charged with so much as a misdemeanor.

I was charged with one 34 years ago, and had to enter a plea in court for possession of about an 1/8th of marijuana here in CA. I have more on my record than he does, but I guess that's because I'm not above the law.

[dchill]

23. No, you're not. Yes, he is.

[brooklynite]

10. Did the Attorney General inform you by email, phone or text?

[SoCalDavidS]

12. My Opinion Is Irrelevant

Fact is, 22 months after January 6, 21 months after he stole Government documents, there is not a single charge against him.

If it ever happens, I'll say that I was wrong, and Grossly underestimated Mr. Garland. For now though, he's lived his entire life being unaccountable.

How long can people keep saying that a lack of action, doesn't mean there won't be any action? At what point does a lack of action mean that there's a lack of action, end of story?

[brooklynite]

19. 22 months after Watergate, there was not a single change against the Nixon administration

The big difference was the lack of an angry blogosphere.

[SoCalDavidS]

21. I Guess I Missed The Time That Nixon Was Finally Indicted

Another President who demonstrated what it means to be Above The Law.

[brooklynite]

22. The Grand Jury designated him an indicted co-conspirator...

...A Republican President pardoned him. But apparently some people feel Democrats will be equally culpable in avoiding justice?

[Chainfire]

56. Yes, but this is not 1974 either...

[treestar]

65. Yes, back then the AG was a Republican too

but did the right thing when it came to Agnew and would have if it had gotten that far with Nixon.

[FoxNewsSucks]

20. You're right

And I don't expect the other side to admit they were wrong when everything goes away and MF45 & Fam walk off scott-free.

[NJCher]

31. It might help

You to simply accept it and move on.

Trump is above the law. You are not. You will go to prison and he won’t. It’s because of who you are and who he is. Just accept it and find your peace with it.

[treestar]

66. that is not right

we need to not accept it even if nothing happens. That no one is above the law is a very important concept of our government.

[FoxNewsSucks]

16. Did the attorney gen inform you he'd be charged in the near future? Ever?

[secondwind]

32. I bet he is!!! Wait and see

[GusBob]

57. You are correct

The best we could hope for is he isn’t elected again

Which I think even most of the GOP electorate hopes for too

Trump may die but Trumpism will remain

My opinion doesn’t matter either

[Turbineguy]

3. I found that the revenge you get

is what you have to accept.

[Solomon]

7. I'ts not about revenge. It's about saving our system.

[dalton99a]

5. I want the traitor to suffer naturally, endlessly, inexorably, hopelessly, terminally

[BigmanPigman]

15. Ditto!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would love to see him drawn and quartered....the good, old fashioned way. Go medieval on his fat, white ass! He must suffer the pain of the hundreds of thousands he murdered with his policies, especially Covid. I want slow, tortuous agony and I want to be the person cheering in the front row as it happens, like in the old Roman Colosseum days. Of course my sister and I would have to fight over who gets the best seat to watch. She's older so she will probably be the lucky one. We fantasize about tRump and McConnell dying.

[Solomon]

35. Damn. Lol. Tell us how you really feel! You say it so much better than me.

[OAITW r.2.0]

6. Not me. I want him to be held accountable for about 30 different crimes he has committed.

[Solomon]

8. Exactly!

[TigressDem]

9. The only death that matters is his political career.

When his consequences hit him so hard he is broke and no one will take his calls or listen to his rants.

When family and friends turn away and refuse to listen.

When people on the street walk the other way and flip him off as an after thought.

Yeah, when he has THE BEST Cardboard BOX in the homeless encampment and wakes up in the morning to find everyone moved away due to the stink of his presence.

Yah. Like that?

[LeftInTX]

34. That's how I see it

And that's all that matters.

[Ferrets are Cool]

17. I agree 100%

[LenaBaby61]

18. NOT wishing death either ....

I don't want that coming back on me .....

However .....

KNOWING that he can't sleep, is nervous (Per his niece), is having to use bigger diapers because he has a sick stomach, knowing that HIS treasonous, putin-loving ass feels the noose tightening around his fat, red neck, and that the heat is melting his diaper from the back side

He's visibly becoming more and more UNHINGED .... that's a sign of being panicked, worried, and scared

[Hugh_Lebowski]

24. If IQ45 would agree to a fight with me, TO THE DEATH, in The Octagon

No weapons, no holds barred, mano-a-mano ... I'd sign my name before the ink was dried on the contract.

Just saying.

[bamagal62]

25. I'm actually fine with him dying.

[Abolishinist]

45. Works for me.

400 thousand died of Covid under his watch, many because of his failed policies.

So what's one more in the scheme of things.

[Ocelot II]

26. I just want him gone in some way that means I don't ever have to see him

or hear his voice or read about him any more. Ideally, he'd be prosecuted, imprisoned, and then dead; but more than anything I just want him to go the fuck away. Incarceration, alien abduction, exile, death, whatever. Any of those outcomes works for me.

[Deuxcents]

29. Yep. The sooner, the better.

[Meowmee]

37. Totally agree

But I prefer death by natural causes

[yonder]

27. I wish him a long, long life, healthy or not, PROVIDING it's behind bars.

I doubt he'll see jail so another fate works too.

[GenThePerservering]

28. No, I don't want him dead

it would be blamed on the Dems and left indies and radicals, and he'd be canonized by the magats as a frikken MARTYR.

Just make him irrelevant.

[Solomon]

36. They'll make him a martyr and erect shrines .

[Meowmee]

39. They'll do that anyway

If he is ever convicted of anything. Death will get rid of him for good at least.

[Genki Hikari]

62. They'll do that, anyway

It doesn't matter how that...thing dies, or when.

The JFK conspiracy nuts were finally dying off. Now we get them on this...thing's death conspiracy. And for that.

At least the JFK nuts were nuts about a decent human being, rather than the worst piece of filth ever vomited into existence.

[BigDemVoter]

30. Oh YES, I agree!

The worst punishment for that treasonous sack of shit would be for EVERYONE to see his very public humiliation. Once done, he could have a heart attack or whatever…. The world will be a much nicer place without that hog.

[Heather MC]

33. Your way will be great however to quote Dolph Lundren "if he dies he dies"

🤷🏾‍♀️

[ecstatic]

38. But our collective mental health matters too.

If I had to choose between a serene and peaceful year and more chaos due to a terrorist being alive and free to commit more crimes, I think I'd choose the serene route.

I've been DESPERATE to see him behind bars for the past six or seven years, but I honestly can't process much more of him. It's too much. I want my sanity back. Now.

[Rhiannon12866]

40. If that happened, can you imagine the conspiracy theories that would spring up??

[Solomon]

50. Don't you think there will be conspiracy theories if he dies now?

[Bluethroughu]

41. No dying until behind bars for at least a few years.

He'll get to experience a stainless toilet with a sink on the back....
that might kill him.

[LuckyLib]

43. In a cell next to Bannon. They can listen to each other rant!

[Bluethroughu]

60. Among other disgusting sounds those two make or smell like.

Yikes!

[Hassin Bin Sober]

42. I have to disagree.

Even convicted he is a martyr.

I just want nature to take its course and remove him. Natural causes of course.

He’s a once in a lifetime craven and apparently charismatic to some force that will hopefully disappear with him.

Desantis is a thug and a bully and a fascist but he doesn’t have the same showmanship skills and/or the ability to delude himself like trump.

Trump is a bald faced liar without an once of shame. He’s way more dangerous than anyone out there - a good myocardial infarction would go a long way toward healing this country.

[iemanja]

44. Prison would be ideal

but given the man's age and diet, dropping dead isn't out of the realm of possibility.

[Blue Owl]

46. Time for FF45's life choices to catch up with him

[Trueblue1968]

47. i am not .... i want him gone. forever

[William769]

48. K&R.

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

49. His treasonous lawyers can't save him from the Grim Reaper.

I think that's why many may want him to die.

[leftyladyfrommo]

51. I just want him gone. I don't really care how. nt

[LeftInTX]

61. Old, alone and friendless without no media voice and fading into obscurity.

Once the media ignores him, he's done. As a matter of fact, I would not be surprised if he dies shortly after becoming obscure. It will kill him.

[Buns_of_Fire]

52. No, not yet. Not while I'm still negotiating for the beer concession

and beer disposal pavilion at the proposed Trump Shrine. Another vendor is holding up the negotiations, because they planned the dance floor to be next to the gift shop, while I insist it's more appropriate for it to be installed directly over the gravesite.

[we can do it]

53. I don't care how he goes away.

[Emile]

54. I know I have ran out of patience waiting for Garland to do his job.

It really makes my blood boil when Republicans turn it around and call the Democrats weak on crime.

[GusBob]

58. Trumpism I hear is the latest thing

Trump may die
He may be figuratively dead politically

But Trumpism will remain

[Prairie_Seagull]

59. Without the "Rule of Law", what are we?

He must be convicted. Dog willing.

[Genki Hikari]

63. The same place we've pretty much always been

It's just in the open now.

The law has always protected the privileged, and did not bind them. For the rest of us, the law binds, but does not protect.

Our so-called justice system has always been corrupt. People are only now waking up to that reality.

[Prairie_Seagull]

67. I agree, maybe what i should have said is

the appearance of the rule of law. It is most important IMO that people believe that ROL exists regardless of inconsistencies in it's application.

TFG has gone so far in his malfeasance that norms have been compromised and without his paying for this with conviction I believe as a country, we my very well be in a new place. A scarier place. A more lawless place.

[treestar]

64. I'm with you

though TFG's life habits aren't helpful to the cause.