Starnes: John Cusack to Trump: 'Yer Dead – Get Yerself Buried' Published June 26, 201

Starnes: John Cusack to Trump: 'Yer Dead – Get Yerself Buried'

Published June 26, 2017

By Todd Starnes/Twitter

Hollywood actor John "Pajama Boy" Cusack emerged from his designated safe space to post a disturbing tweet directed at President Trump.

The Hollywood star did not elaborate on the motive or intent behind the ominous message. Was it a message or was it a threat?

Mr. Cusack, known for his role in Hot Tub Time Machine 1 and 2, is not a big fan of President Trump.

"Impeach this insane clown horror show," he recently tweeted.

It would not be first time someone representing the entertainment industry has threatened the Republican president. From Johnny Depp to Madonna to faux jihadist Kathy Griffin.

I would not be surprised if the Secret Service opened a permanent branch office on Hollywood Boulevard.

http://nation.foxnews.com/2017/06/26...yerself-buried

Wow. Hollywood is on a suicide mission. Do they really think DemoQuacks go to their movies? No, they don't, not in large numbers. The massive 1/3 of our country that's poor or very low-income can't afford the ticket let alone the popcorn, and the other 1/3 wouldn't be caught dead in a theater with a Trump Supporter even if they lowered themselves to go to the movies with the masses anyway, so yep, that leaves our Trump Supporters who I think are going to stop feeding this vile beast in Hollywood.

I used to like John Cusack but I won't watch his movies any more. It won't be any fun, thinking about him wanting our President dead and buried. That's not entertainment, it's a horror show.

"SAD!"

What happens when you threaten the president?

There is a slippery slope between free speech and a threat, some would argue.



By Kimberly M. Aquilina


Published : June 23, 2017



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What happens when you threaten the life of the president of the United States?
For Johnny Depp, we still aren’t sure. For Kathy Griffin, it cost her sweet New Year’s gig with Anderson Cooper. After Ted Nugent invited then-President Obama to “suck on my machine gun,” he scored an invite to the White House to meet President Trump.

But for celebrities and the rest of us plebeians alike, if you make a comment that could be seen as threatening to POTUS, does the United States Secret Service swoop in and take you to a Gitmo-esque hideaway?
Federal law

Threatening the president of the United States is a class E felony. The Secret Service investigates suspected violations and monitors those who have a history of threatening the president.
Under U.S. law 18 U.S.C. § 879, “whoever knowingly and willfully threatens to kill, kidnap, or inflict bodily harm upon” the president or anyone else protected by the Secret Service can be fined, imprisoned for up to five years or get the package deal of a fine plus jail time.
Immigrants who commit this political offense can be deported.
“Of the individuals who come to the Secret Service's attention as creating a possible danger to one of their protectees, approximately 75 percent are mentally ill,” the U.S. Attorney’s Manual reads. “The Secret Service is particularly concerned that media attention given to cases involving threats against protectees may provoke violent acts from such mentally unstable persons.”
Mental illness or slippery grasp of the English language (for example, a foreign visitor who doesn’t understand the language well) can carry weight when deciding if the threat was made “willfully.”
Free speech or a threat?

The law 18 U.S.C. § 879 is based on the English Treason Act 1351, which made it a crime to "compass or imagine" the death of the king. Past convictions of the U.S. law include posters encouraging the public to “hang President Roosevelt” and comments made about President Woodrow Wilson saying he “ought to be killed. It is a wonder someone has not done it already. If I had an opportunity, I would do it myself" and for calling Wilson “a wooden-headed son of a bitch. I wish Wilson was in hell, and if I had the power I would put him there."
According to the book “The First Amendment: Cases and Theory,” the court ruled that it wasn’t just the danger to Wilson that was considered, but the treasonous nature of the statements that “arouses resentment and concern on the part of patriotic citizens.”
In 1966, an 18-year-old who didn’t want to join the Army said: "They always holler at us to get an education. And now I have already received my draft classification as 1-A and I have got to report for my physical this Monday coming. I am not going. If they ever make me carry a rifle the first man I want to get in my sights is L.B.J.
"They are not going to make me kill my black brothers."
The Supreme Court ruled his comment about Lyndon B. Johnson was “political hyperbole.”
http://www.metro.us/president-trump/...-the-president

These people are no better than ISIS, they're just doing it for politics instead of "religion". But they are the same self-absorbed wacko-bird sociopaths as ISIS.

One of them needs to be prosecuted and then they will stop. Its no matter to them that the movie industry in going down the toilet. These actors should just act and keep their mouths shut about politics and our President.

Exactly, lsmith1338.