Roger Stone: Part III

      Well, the child-like performance of the former political advisor has reached a new low.  This sad spectacle of an adult behaving like a child is enough for one to elevate child behavior, which in most cases is superior to Mr. Stone's behavior.  The poor man cannot keep his mouth shut.  Given that the judge overseeing his case warned him repeatedly to avoid talking about his trial/case, it is remarkable that he chose to laugh at her judgement: he went "gram".  His defense: He makes his living talking and communicating, as if he is beyond the law.  
     Now we can see how he has led his pathetic life: defying convention; defying society's rules; working the seams of acceptable behaviors; and generally living and working like an idiot(no offense to those afflicted persons).   Now it appears he has gone too far.  He will most likely end up in jail where he can live with real restrictions: sharp limits on visitors; sharper limits on communications to the outside world; and horror of horrors-he'll be treated like a common criminal.
     So, after a lifelong charade of acting like he knew what he was doing when in fact he was making it all up along the way, he'll start to learn that, yes, there are rules that the rest of the world must follow, and we do follow those rules in civil society.   Maybe the experience will teach him something.  fat chance.  Idiots such as Roger Stone never learn.