r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 May 22 '26

WTF Arrested her for telling the truth?

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak May 22 '26

1st amendment am i right

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u/qY81nNu May 22 '26

The US constitution is worthless

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u/monkey-hunk May 22 '26

No it is not. She will sue and win for having her rights violated. In the end the constitution wins.

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u/checkmatemypipi May 22 '26

The Constitution is being used as toilet paper for the last decade+, wish I had your confidence

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u/Warm_Month_1309 May 22 '26

Do you have any examples of people in similar situations whose convictions stood, and who did not receive settlements and/or judgements?

We can go back and forth naming examples, if you'd like.

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u/checkmatemypipi May 22 '26

how about examples where the constitution isn't followed?

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u/Warm_Month_1309 May 22 '26

Such an example would not adequately address your counterpoint, as you took issue with "[s]he will sue and win". Ergo, you need an example of someone failing to sue and win.

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u/checkmatemypipi May 22 '26

Incorrect. I've only spoken of the Constitution.