That doesn’t make them bad, just human. The people handing out the orders are the ones to eradicate.
That is not correct.
If your boss tells you to rob a bank or to falsify a book entry, you are a criminal if you do so,
“following orders” will not get you off.
An observation: Over and over for three days and nights we have heard that the reason for the raid was to recover some sacred documents for the National Archives. Just had to get them so they can be kept for posterity.
Now we are told that the documents have something to do with nuclear national defense secrets.
So the FBI is going to turn over nuclear national defense secrets to a museum?
So we have a lie corrected to an insanity?
It certainly is hard to be a good liar. Apparently the FBI and DOJ don’t have anyone smart enough between the two of them to pull it off.
Trump is a brilliant man. There is absolutely no way he would have anything of such importance and dangerous to his reputation in his possession.
If such papers were found on his property, you can bet it is a set-up.
That is one crappy analogy.
If you’re a foot soldier in the FBI and your boss told you he had a legal search warrant to go to Trump’s house, you would have gone too.
You had no basis of knowing whether or not it was truly legal.
Downey: [after the verdict was read] I don't understand... Colonel Jessup said he ordered the Code Red.
Galloway: I know but...
Downey: [nervously] Colonel Jessup said he ordered the Code Red! What did we do wrong?
Galloway: It's not that simple...
Downey: [anxiously] What did we do wrong? We did nothing wrong!
Dawson: Yeah we did. We were supposed to fight for people who couldn't fight for themselves. We were supposed to fight for Willy.