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“Stares mutherfuckingly”
makes his living tormenting the parents of murdered children with insane lies (because he knows just how fucking dumb some folks online can be) 
when he's amassed a small fortune selling jars of powdered nothing to idiots and has likely driven those poor parents to the brink of sanity does he finally relent? does he maybe rally his brain-dead followers to villainize, you know, the actual murderer? no, more hell for the mothers and fathers of dead kids
when he's finally squarely caught in the lie does he at long last admit to his treachery and give these parents some sorely deserved peace? no he sics more of his dipshit brigade on them, lawyers up, and starts hiding his ill-gotten wealth 
and now that his fanbase is down to a dozen inbred preppers and the whole world sees him for what he truly is, he's determined to keep lying, keep hiding his money, and keep avoiding consequences 
he talks about demons a lot, i sure hope they're real - because that professional coward deserves to give pazuzu a rusty trombone for all eternity >


Father Coughlin

And as a redditor is wont to do, I quickly skimmed the top of his Wikipedia article,

Initially, Coughlin was a vocal supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt and his New Deal, but he became a harsh critic of Roosevelt, accusing him of being too friendly to bankers. In 1934, he established a political organization called the National Union for Social Justice. Its platform called for monetary reforms, nationalization of major industries and railroads, and protection of labor rights. The membership ran into the millions, but it was not well organized locally.

"Well he doesn't sound all that bad"

After making attacks on Jewish bankers, Coughlin began to use his radio program to broadcast antisemitic commentary. In the late 1930s, he supported some of the fascist policies of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. The broadcasts have been described as "a variation of the Fascist agenda applied to American culture".

"Oh." >

THIS! ahem.  Yes, the Rachel Maddow "Ultra" series online is totally worth a listen. Your jaw will drop (maybe) and it certainly made me realize that the bullshit we have going on right now is just a little bit of history repeating. >

Between the actions detailed in Ultra, the Buisness Plot, Nixon, Iran-Contra, The Bush and Trump admins Conservatives have been absolutely lawless for about a century now.  Honestly at this point being a Conservative should be something to be reviled by polite society, but for some reason we have to pretend like these terrorists have a point and that all wisdom should be found some distance between the Democratic and Republican Parties. >

The arrogance of this conceited blowhard 🙄 >

I like to think the judge responded by saying, “Are you fucking stupid or something?” >

"Not supported by any evidence or case law" is pretty much just that in legalese. >

I don’t want legalese. I want the judge to be so exasperated by this lump of shit that they just can’t resist calling out his dumb fuckery. >

Ah but when that happens it's called Judicial Misconduct. >

I figured as much. I still want to hear it. >

Not if you want the judge's hearing to stand up to appeal.
I low key wonder if all his cockamamie behavior in court is a hamfisted attempt to get the judge to lose their cool so his lawyers can appeal to have the case tossed.
A strategy which any reasonable lawyer would advise their client wouldn't work. >

Can the judge just take off its glasses and just stare with contempt would that be okay in person >

No idea, but I don't think that makes the transcript.