Anthony Davis

He has enough money to get lawyers. And so, you know, he's basically been able to buy his way out of trouble for decades. But... That's why it's so frustrating for those of us who are law-abiding to see these kind of lifelong criminals who somehow, they're so slimy, they slip through the fingers of justice.

And I think that that's really the hardest part or the hardest lesson from this is that yet again, it feels like the white, male, rich, and powerful are getting away with And yet, you know, you go look at the number of young black men incarcerated for marijuana and it's it's just so unjust.

And I think that that's really the hardest part or the hardest lesson from this is that yet again, it feels like the white, male, rich, and powerful are getting away with And yet, you know, you go look at the number of young black men incarcerated for marijuana and it's it's just so unjust.

And I think that that's really the hardest part or the hardest lesson from this is that yet again, it feels like the white, male, rich, and powerful are getting away with And yet, you know, you go look at the number of young black men incarcerated for marijuana and it's it's just so unjust.

And, you know, I keep saying it and I keep defaulting back to this position that the United States really is a lawless country. And the only law, as I see it, or the only kind of rules, as I see it, are those who can afford expensive lawyers to fight cases for them.

And, you know, I keep saying it and I keep defaulting back to this position that the United States really is a lawless country. And the only law, as I see it, or the only kind of rules, as I see it, are those who can afford expensive lawyers to fight cases for them.

And, you know, I keep saying it and I keep defaulting back to this position that the United States really is a lawless country. And the only law, as I see it, or the only kind of rules, as I see it, are those who can afford expensive lawyers to fight cases for them.

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And how the rest of the world is clamoring to protect itself from a future Trump regime. Notice I never say the word administration, because that's intentional.

And how the rest of the world is clamoring to protect itself from a future Trump regime. Notice I never say the word administration, because that's intentional.

And how the rest of the world is clamoring to protect itself from a future Trump regime. Notice I never say the word administration, because that's intentional.

It doesn't mean- Well, it's hard for you because A, you're an American, so you're institutionalized. B, you're a lawyer, so you have a vested interest in justice. And C, C, A. Because- But from my perspective, you know, I come from a country that is a lot less litigious than the United States. People do not sue each other. It just doesn't work like that.

It doesn't mean- Well, it's hard for you because A, you're an American, so you're institutionalized. B, you're a lawyer, so you have a vested interest in justice. And C, C, A. Because- But from my perspective, you know, I come from a country that is a lot less litigious than the United States. People do not sue each other. It just doesn't work like that.

It doesn't mean- Well, it's hard for you because A, you're an American, so you're institutionalized. B, you're a lawyer, so you have a vested interest in justice. And C, C, A. Because- But from my perspective, you know, I come from a country that is a lot less litigious than the United States. People do not sue each other. It just doesn't work like that.

And, you know, just to hear like states suing each other and weird stuff like that, it just makes no sense. We're all supposed to be on the same team.

And, you know, just to hear like states suing each other and weird stuff like that, it just makes no sense. We're all supposed to be on the same team.

And, you know, just to hear like states suing each other and weird stuff like that, it just makes no sense. We're all supposed to be on the same team.

But it's like copyright and patent law.