Are you telling me that your client's shoes could not understand you can't commit perjury in a court proceeding in order to take somebody's children away?
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The video leverages high-stakes, emotionally charged content from a Supreme Court hearing, combined with the creator's relatable, indignant reaction, which taps into widespread public frustration with government institutions.
Summary
The creator reacts to a video of a Supreme Court proceeding where a lawyer argues that social workers should not be held liable for perjury because there is no specific federal case law prohibiting it. The creator expresses disbelief and outrage at the lawyer's argument, emphasizing that basic due process should be obvious.
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