During the American Revolutionary War, treason was considered a serious crime
and punishable by death. Execution method for traitors was hanging, and included
forfeiture of property, and loss of civil rights. Other
forms of punishment and discipline that were imposed on traitors during the
American Revolutionary War and during the 18th century, were,
1. Imprisonment:
2. Banishment or Exile:
3. Public Humiliation:
4. Branding:
5. Fines:
6. Whipping:
7. Reputational Damage:
A-Seditionists, consisting of bankers, GOP donors, foreign players, private
companies still display their commitment to Donald Trump and openly
disregard public opinion of their acts,
B- 147 Republican lawmakers (insurrectionists) objected to the election results
after the Capitol attack
C-Eighty-four Republicans in seven states falsely claimed to be Donald Trump’s
presidential electors in December 2020.
D-We knew there were crooked lawyers and corrupt judges, now America has
discovered our Supreme Court is creating chaos in America’s society to help
a traitor, a man liable for sexual assault, a convicted felon, and an insurrectionist.
So who are these individuals that do not care about democracy?
The Hill published a Max Burns, opinion contributor’s piece, who wrote;
Ask a MAGA Republican what will happen if former President Donald Trump
is convicted in any of his four criminal trials and the answer is almost always
the same: civil war.
Our ancestors had it right, some form of punishment should be imposed, our duty
is to remind ourselves not to remain silent and speak up and be recognized.
Insurrectionist and traitors must be held accountable at every level, in the courts
and in our streets; it is time to be heard.
