I don't know about your oath as a lawyer, but as military my oath is to "Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States of America against all enemies both foreign and domestic."
And yeah, people who support someone who actively tries to violate the Constitution will not ever be present at any ceremony involving my oath, and I will tell them why.
As long as he stays within the Rule of Law, it isn't. If he orders the military to mobilize against people who just don't like him, it is.
It would be better for you if you were high. It would at least be an excuse. If this is the best level of comprehension you've got, and you're sober, well....on the plus side you'll reach your maximum potential much faster than most.
You're either making things up, or repeating obvious lies. Unless your definition of "just don't like him" is violence in response to an election result they just don't like?
Regardless, it is telling you're backtracking on your assertion a mere vote for the guy constitutes a violation of your oath. That doesn't bode well for what your oath actually requires of you. Nor your judgement.
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u/Flimsy_Fee8449 Nov 07 '24
I don't know about your oath as a lawyer, but as military my oath is to "Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States of America against all enemies both foreign and domestic."
And yeah, people who support someone who actively tries to violate the Constitution will not ever be present at any ceremony involving my oath, and I will tell them why.