OXFORD, UK: Speaking to his audience on X, BBC presenter David Aaronovitch warned that in light of the Supreme Court’s ruling on Monday, July 1, granting immunity to presidents for “official” acts, President Joe Biden could have Republicans. Former President Donald Trump has been “assassinated. “
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling established that presidents come from movements taken in an official capacity, but not personally.
“If I were Biden, I would rush and have Trump assassinated on the grounds that he poses a risk to American security #SCOTUS,” Aaronovitch tweeted in reaction to the decision, News Nation reports.
The presenter of BBC Radio 4’s ‘Briefing Room’ continued to communicate about the factor with X users even after deleting the tweet.
“There is now a far-right crowd suggesting that my tweet about the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity is an incitement to violence when it is obviously satire,” he wrote.
And he added: “So I’m going to delete it. At least he gave me a map of some of the dumbest people on this site.
In a public address Monday night, Biden criticized the decision, suggesting it sets “a damaging precedent. “
“For all practical purposes, today’s resolution necessarily states that there are no restrictions on what a president can do,” Biden said, according to the News Nation.
He added: “The limits will be imposed only through the president. Today’s ruling is a continuation of the Court’s attacks in recent years on a wide range of legal principles in vogue in our country.
After David Aaronovitch called his deleted post a “satire,” X users began to react. One wrote: “This is not satire. It is an open call to violence. Reported. “
Another user added, “There are many other people whose accounts have been suspended for ‘satire’ like this. “
The third commenter wrote: “On what global ‘far right’ is it to criticize their crazy message that necessarily incites murder?Just admit that you made a mistake and avoid spinning by calling what you wrote satire.
“The ideal resolution is not mentioned simply asking to be killed, but yes, reporting it is absolutely correct,” said one user.
One user criticized, saying: “So a far-left extremist calls for a homicide and then accuses others of reporting it. #SCOTUS. “
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