A short time ago we talked of “putting people to the sword” or “heads will roll” meaning to fire people.
The president of the United States addressed the rally on January 6th which was not a mob at the time. He did not call for violence. He exhorted them to “Stop the Steal” telling them” We will never give up. We will never concede.” This is called “Direction by Indirection” in law.
A short time ago we talked of “putting people to the sword” or “heads will roll” meaning to fire people.
A) Subtract the abysmal behavior of the Democratic Party in the modern era. They are horrible. So what?
B) Place the President in the context of a real life massive rally Context is everything.
C) See the colloquial as layering indirection over direction.
I’m sorry, but I didn’t create the principle.
For those not familiar with the story and the principle of Direction through Indirection: https://t.co/nJREZCymVK
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