JakeStarkey
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- Aug 10, 2009
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^ yet further proof that JakeStarkey doesn't have the first clue on the subject he bleats on about.
"Due process" is involved in the apprehension of suspects.
IM is flapping his lips.
I am on patrol, IlarMeilyr is staggering down the road drunk with a gun, I pull over, get out, tell him to put down the gun, he turns around with it pointing it at me . . . there is no due process here.
IM, you are one less than mediocre minimal mind here.
Wow. Jake's dishonesty and/or abject ignorance is monumental.
Try to get a handle on it, Jake you fraud.
Under your silly scenario, Officer Fraud, I would be getting the appropriate attention from a law enforcement officer and every single bit of the process to which I would be due.
Try to keep up. I know your mind is sadly defective on more than one level, but still. There's no excuse for your constant flow of correctable ignorance or dishonesty.
IM sock is so very confused, nothing new. The scenario I propose for you is no different than one if you were hunkered down, refused to come out and surrender when called upon to do so, creating a threat to the arresting officers. That is what American national enemies of the USA are doing overseas.
Due process as you want does not in fact exist (you can't give any examples other than your wish that it does).
So, yes, the president has the authority to order a drone strike in and out of the USA for such situations.
That you don't like it does not matter in the slightests.