The last name is spelled Chuang, not Chiang.
Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times - Wednesday, October 18, 2017
President Trump’s Twitter account landed him into trouble yet again Wednesday, with a federal judge using a recent tweet about shooting terrorists with bullets dipped in pigs’ blood to prove Mr. Trump still maintains “religious animus” toward Muslims — and therefore his latest travel ban is illegal.
Judge Theodore D. Chuang, an Obama appointee to the U.S. District Court in Maryland, issued a ruling early Wednesday enjoining the administration from carrying out the latest iteration of the travel ban, issued in September
Judges like that refuse to accept reality. If the truth is that Muslim terrorists commit acts of terror in order to gain their 72 virgins, then the way to stop them is to ensure that they don’t believe they can acquire their 72 virgins that way. That’s what bullets dipped in pig blood is all about. A strong disincentive to commit acts of terror, based upon what in reality motivates the acts of terror in the first place.
If prevention is unconstitutional according to this judge, then this guy bears the bloodguilt for all the acts of terror he enables. Somebody needs to make that painfully obvious to him.
To “peace-loving Muslims” bullets dipped in pig’s blood hold absolutely no threat. The only Muslims Trump is showing bias against are the ones who want to commit acts of terror. And by saying Trump is threatening/discriminating against all Muslims because of the “pig’s blood” tweet, this judge is admitting that HE BELIEVES all Muslims are terrorists.
Somebody should make that painfully obvious to him.
But if this is the go-to guy to cover up treason against the US, no ethical argument will make any difference to him anyway. It would be helpful to him, though, if he could have a warning about how serious his breaches are BEFORE he meets his Maker. Justice is sure; the crap the powerful get away with here is just an illusion. We do these people no favors by withholding justice from them in this world, because the next is going to be a real stinker for them if they don’t repent now.
Chuang is staying true to form. He must have been bought. If so he certainly stays bought. In 1801 John Adams and his recently voted out party in a last act of spite created and stuffed the Judicial branch with a bunch of last minute judges. Adams was literally adding judges all the way to midnight on the night he was going to lose power. (Hence the name "Midnight Judges"). Thomas Jefferson with his new Congress dissolved the midnight courts which removed all those troublesome judges. Just a nice precedant our Congress should use again.