Some people believe that if they talk longer, louder and more emphatically than others, they will always win any discussion/argument.
That doesn't work in a courtroom.
A monitor judges when someone talks too much or out of turn or blathers on about something irrelevant.
A fast talker is not in charge.
That's the problem Donald Trump faces in New York City these days. Even when he mumbles during jury selection, the court monitor judges what he says and tells him to be quiet.
One wonders, however, how often and how many times he can disrupt court proceedings with his yammering despite several warnings from the judge that he will be fined and/or sent to jail if he continues.
He will not pass Go. He will not collect a bonus.
And unlike other financial penalties -- some of which he has not paid -- this one he must pay or he will not be released from jail.
But he seems to believe he is exempt from ordinary rules of human behavior because he is an extraordinary man.
Non-ordinary, yes.
Exempt from courtesy, no.
Therefore, he will face judgment.
That doesn't work in a courtroom.
A monitor judges when someone talks too much or out of turn or blathers on about something irrelevant.
A fast talker is not in charge.
That's the problem Donald Trump faces in New York City these days. Even when he mumbles during jury selection, the court monitor judges what he says and tells him to be quiet.
One wonders, however, how often and how many times he can disrupt court proceedings with his yammering despite several warnings from the judge that he will be fined and/or sent to jail if he continues.
He will not pass Go. He will not collect a bonus.
And unlike other financial penalties -- some of which he has not paid -- this one he must pay or he will not be released from jail.
But he seems to believe he is exempt from ordinary rules of human behavior because he is an extraordinary man.
Non-ordinary, yes.
Exempt from courtesy, no.
Therefore, he will face judgment.
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