Setting a precedent that a former President can be jailed is an invitation to Banana Republicanism, whether you want to admit it or not.
I think you have that backwards. Placing a former president above the law is more consistent with a banana republic.
There is nothing to cheer about a nation's kangaroo Justice system sans by those who hate it ?
You like to use that term freely, but it doesn't apply to the recent trial or any of the civil trials that adjudicated against Trump. A kangaroo court is a mock trial that only superficially resembles an honest courtroom trial, but exists to charge the innocent and to exonerate dictators and other criminals. The two Senate trials following Trump's twin impeachments were kangaroo courts. They were determined to exonerate a criminal.
to not see a single not guilty found anywhere in such a long list is arguably red flag territory, that everyone speaking in unison and with one voice,
That's already been explained to you. The 34 counts were based on 34 documents - 11 cancelled checks, 12 vouchers, and 11 invoices - that represented the commission of a single crime in furtherance of one or more secondary crimes. What would be odd would be to consider any of those evidence of guilt but not all of them. Maybe if one of the checks went unsigned, maybe then you could exonerate him on one charged felony.
You can see a graphic of that
here.
Biden is the legitimate president as far as I'm concerned, but didn't get there by using sheer honesty and integrity
Nor need or should he. He should use any and every tactic that promotes success. The Republicans are not the loyal opposition. Thery are disloyal (to the Constitution) enemies, and can be treated like other enemies of America like Putin. There's also no moral duty to Putin.
Now you are making the case that he was incompetent to stand trial.
Maybe, although not in a legal sense that might help him down the road. He kept nodding off, he couldn't control his gas, and he seemed to not understand what was happening to him. He fist-bumped somebody who had just given damning testimony against him.
As if we wouldn't be hearing, "Trump just proved he's above the law!" if he had been found not guilty. Oh, and of course you'd also be saying, "Not guilty doesn't mean innocent!"
Substitute OJ for Trump.
When the verdict is overturned, the libs here will trot out their talking points. "Trump's SCOTUS" and all that. So predictable.
Yes, it is predictable, and would also be correct. This court can no longer represent that it is impartial regarding Trump. We know that Trump has allies in SCOTUS that got two of his trials delayed on the pretense that presidential immunity from the law without a Senate conviction of an impeachment deserves serious consideration.
His enemies call him Hitler, and so Trump starts using words such as Reich to goad them. Sure enough, the libs react with, "See! He's Hitler! He's terrible! He wants to kill his enemies! He'll turn America into a death camp!"
Trump has called the press the enemy of the people, calling immigrants criminals and vermin making the race impure, wanting Hillary Clinton prosecuted, calling Charlottesville protestors good people, openly admiring Hitler and other dictators, and the like. He is a fascist.
Same with them calling him a dictator, so he says he'll be a dictator on day one. You libs still haven't gotten over it
The Biden campaign has already begun making good use of that gaffe. Hannity tried so hard to steer Trump in the other direction, to say that he had no desire to be a dictator, but that's not the answer Trump gave him.
EVERYthing about him is great. Great policies, great personality, great goals to achieve, great wealth, and he has a great heart.
LOL. You forgot his great people skills, his great sense of humor, his great respect for the law, his great patriotism, his great education, his great vocabulary, his great children, and his great business acumen.