'Desperately seeking Stalin': Rosanna Arquette's legal philosophy sparks a few historical reminders

Doug P. | 10:08 PM on October 18, 2021

Actress Rosanna Arquette started out by tweeting this about the January 6th committee and any attempts to claim executive privilege:

Devious Corrupt criminals who worked against America and democracy should never have executive privilege

— ✌🏼rosanna arquette (@RoArquette) October 18, 2021

This led to a follow-up tweet. Students of history, please make sure you’re not drinking anything before proceeding.

Ready?

OK, here it goes:

Innocent people have nothing to Hide

— ✌🏼rosanna arquette (@RoArquette) October 18, 2021

Yikes! Even totalitarian dictators might advise dressing that up a little rather than just blurting it out.

straight outta north korea https://t.co/RhuYdIvNnm

— kaitlin, rino attention seeking whore (@thefactualprep) October 19, 2021

Maybe Arquette’s next movie should have a not-so-subtle title:

Desperately Seeking Stalin https://t.co/xiAzr0hjnC

— Nick Gillespie (@nickgillespie) October 19, 2021

Perfect.

I'll take "Things literally said by the Gestapo" for $500, Alex. https://t.co/ioH1vwjjog

— Attila the Honeybun (@AttilaSaysMeow) October 19, 2021

Cool.
Let’s start with your browser search history, mirroring your hard drives and phone, installing cameras in your home and a forensic audit of your bank accounts. https://t.co/MXy5UYFoyW

— Staley 🅖🅡🅞🅨🅟🅔🅡, PhD (@StaleyPhD) October 19, 2021

What could possibly go wrong with “innocent people have nothing to hide”?

never in a movie has a good guy uttered this line

— Joe Dirt (@CrotchetyCenter) October 19, 2021

Why don't you post all your passwords to your email and social media accounts so we can all read through everything you've been saying and doing, along with a full call log list showing everyone with whom you've spoken, and then a list of everywhere you've gone? https://t.co/1wgwPV15sV

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) October 19, 2021