r/law Mar 05 '25

Legal News Rep. James Comer (R-KY) crashes out and refuses to let Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) enter evidence into the record - “You can go with Mr. Frost and Mr. Green.”

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u/EnigmaFrug2308 Mar 05 '25

You forgot, it went “You know the process of unanimous consent, you f…

He was gonna called her a “fucking [N word]”

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u/II_Dobby_II Mar 05 '25

I interpreted it as 've. As in 'you've disrespected,' 'you've bypassed' etc. It could have been so many things. I don't see how speculating the worst of the worst helps our cause here.

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u/ioverated Mar 06 '25

It's definitely "you've" and he just lost his train of thought. You can tell previous to that he is already flustered and having trouble keeping his words straight.

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '25

You can't be this stupid

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u/EnigmaFrug2308 Mar 05 '25

I have ears, man

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u/GetOffMyDigitalLawn Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 06 '25

Wow your ears must be magic if they can hear what literally wasn't said. They also must be shit if they can't hear the fact that he continued his sentence which continued with the word "you".

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '25

What you're referring to is your imagination

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u/Omegaking0 Mar 06 '25

This is reddit, they most certainly can 😂

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u/-Profanity- Mar 06 '25 edited Mar 06 '25

Just so you know, if you fill in the words you think somebody would say with racial remarks, it's not actually them being the racist one...

edit: for the response below me, just so you know there is nothing more meaningless than replying with an insult then blocking somebody. I honestly don't understand why anyone would waste their time doing it. If you mean what you say, stick by your words and talk about them and maybe you'll change somebodies mind. That's what discourse used to be.

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u/bardicjourney Mar 06 '25

And neither is the person you're replying to, as misguided as they are. Maybe you should grow out of your toddlers understanding of the topic before you join the conversation.