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  Listening to the Behind The Bastards episode on Napoleon III, the punishment for rich people is to receive $200,000 and a free overseas vacation.  But that was in the 1800's, I'm sure the prize has gone up since then
context: So many self described patriots pleading the 5th to skirt around the truth. Absolutely shameless. >
  
  I often find those that proclaim themselves to be "patriots" often aren't. >
  
  Any man who must say, "I am the king" is no true king, or something >
  
  Margaret Thatcher, IIRC. >
  
  Margaret Lannister >
  
  A reminder that MeShawn Maddock, MIGOP chair, stated that she was asked by the Trump campaign to submit herself as a fake elector.
  AND SHE DID.
  So she blames Trump openly, too, but still goosestepped. >
  
  There seem to be hundreds of actions like this that would have been considered horrific and exceptional a few years before Trump.
  Hard to believe so few have been convicted yet. >
  
  Wow. It almost sounds treasonous to me. >
  
  He may have committed some light treason. >
  
  Treason light. Half the calories of regular treason and non of the jail time. >
  
  How is it we allow government officials to plead the 5th when questioning their actions while acting in official capacity? I can see if they are breaking some law acting as a civilian but not as an official. >
  
  Because you gotta protect the government from incriminating itself to the government. /s >
  
  This guy Americas >
  
  Land of the *free.