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Typically American politics.

The real culprit is trying to get to be number one.

His followers, who believed in him blindly, are being sent to jail! clap


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It is so bizarre that all these clowns thought they could just walk into the capital building and raise hell without consequences.

trump voters. cuckoo

I guess I should say former trump voters since they won't be voting anymore since they are convicted felons. Sheer idiocy.


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And your AG’s release murderers, rapist and child molesters so they can do it again
At times I wonder about amerika
 
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AGs do not have the power to release the convicted in the United States.

Only the President can commute a Fed Conviction.

Only a Gov can commute a State conviction.
 
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Good. He can’t legally own a gun or vote again. Maybe he should have thought of that before shoving his head up his ass.
 
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AGs do not have the power to release the convicted in the United States.

Only the President can commute a Fed Conviction.

Only a Gov can commute a State conviction.


They didn’t prosecute them all over your country throughout the riots
 
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AGs do not have the power to release the convicted in the United States.

Only the President can commute a Fed Conviction.

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They didn’t prosecute them all over your country throughout the riots



Got a source for that line of shit?
 
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AGs at the state level do not make charging and prosecution decisions. The local, state’s prosecutor does.

AGs can make those decisions but only when asked by the local or some other issue like bias, or recusal, other bad act takes place.

AGs do investigate and charge local and state government actors for violations of state statute or state constitutional malfeasance related to politics.
 
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Good. He can’t legally own a gun or vote again. Maybe he should have thought of that before shoving his head up his ass.


Now he'll likely be getting a different head up his ass.


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While it is undoubtedly true that a whole bunch of BLM protesting criminals across the country did not get prosecuted (the source would be every effing news outlet in the country), it does not follow that the capitol rioting criminals should get a pass. They stormed the capitol building, thinking their leader would be right with them, like he said he would. They were stupid. Their leader was not right with them. He was in his limo; travelling in the opposite direction. Regards, Bill
 
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While it is undoubtedly true that a whole bunch of BLM protesting criminals across the country did not get prosecuted (the source would be every effing news outlet in the country), it does not follow that the capitol rioting criminals should get a pass. They stormed the capitol building, thinking their leader would be right with them, like he said he would. They were stupid. Their leader was not right with them. He was in his limo; travelling in the opposite direction. Regards, Bill


The BLM people are not murderers, rapists and child molesters as the troll states.


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While it is undoubtedly true that a whole bunch of BLM protesting criminals across the country did not get prosecuted (the source would be every effing news outlet in the country), it does not follow that the capitol rioting criminals should get a pass. They stormed the capitol building, thinking their leader would be right with them, like he said he would. They were stupid. Their leader was not right with them. He was in his limo; travelling in the opposite direction. Regards, Bill


The BLM people are not murderers, rapists and child molesters as the troll states.

Not all of them, but those attributes are probably represented, along with pimps, drug dealers, thieves, and Bud Light drinkers.
 
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Ha ha now I’m a troll
Pretty much figured out , Democratic Party as we speak is a mess
Maybe they were OK in the past but now they are your new LBGTQAI nutty buddies
 
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While it is undoubtedly true that a whole bunch of BLM protesting criminals across the country did not get prosecuted (the source would be every effing news outlet in the country), it does not follow that the capitol rioting criminals should get a pass. They stormed the capitol building, thinking their leader would be right with them, like he said he would. They were stupid. Their leader was not right with them. He was in his limo; travelling in the opposite direction. Regards, Bill


The BLM people are not murderers, rapists and child molesters as the troll states.


Which doesn't matter we agree I'm sure.

As an adult, I'm disappointed that my fellow fellow adults, especially the American ones cling to this idea of fairness so strongly.

If the convicted did the crime, the convicted should do the time. It doesn't matter if forty other convicted got away with it, if you did it and got caught you better be ready for the beating.

Maybe it's a race thing, maybe the white men wanna be black or other minority. Maybe the white men envy the minorities "special victims" status and want the affirmative action hand outs and freebies.

No one here has ever, ever said in any way shape or for that the criminal BLM elements shouldn't be criminally penalized with a hammer, a 12 ga shotgun.

What has not been said, (in my opinion,) strongly enough is that our side, our kind, our ilk should be held to the highest standards and corrected with the firmest hand and consequences. When we're in the grocery store with our kids and see another family having a full on toddler melt down in the toy aisle, do we not remind our kids with a stern look or word the consequences of them joining in the melt down?
Everytime.

To be straight, I think the convicted of January 6th should be handed the stiffest punishment and the future Taliban perpetrators should plainly be told, " Fuckers, y'all will get it worse.".

If we go soft on these guys it's a damned guarantee others will try also.
 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKEj16knOVA

Oath Keepers member Jessica Watkins sentenced to more than 8 years in prison for Jan. 6 attack


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The Biden administration has been busy clearing the docket of federal cases levied against Portland rioters who threatened a federal courthouse last summer and provoked a federal response, both on the ground and from the Attorney General’s office.

The Wall Street Journal reported late last week that the federal government has dropped nearly half of all cases against suspected Portland rioters. Most of the remaining cases will not go to trial and many of the defendants will receive lenient penalties: probation and community service.

“Of 96 cases the U.S. attorney’s office in Portland filed last year charging protesters with federal crimes, including assaulting federal officers, civil disorder, and failing to obey, prosecutors have dropped 47 of them, government documents show,” per the WSJ. “Ten people have pleaded guilty to related charges and two were ordered detained pending trial. None have gone to trial.”

“The penalties levied so far against any federal defendants, most of whom were arrested in clashes around federal buildings in Portland including the courthouse, have largely consisted of community service, such as working in a food bank or encouraging people to vote,” the outlet added.

“In recent weeks, prosecutors have approved deals in at least half a dozen federal felony cases arising from clashes between protesters and law enforcement in Oregon last summer,” Politico added. “The arrangements — known as deferred resolution agreements — will leave the defendants with a clean criminal record if they stay out of trouble for a period of time and complete a modest amount of community service, according to defense attorneys and court records.”
 
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The Biden administration has been busy clearing the docket of federal cases levied against Portland rioters who threatened a federal courthouse last summer and provoked a federal response, both on the ground and from the Attorney General’s office.

The Wall Street Journal reported late last week that the federal government has dropped nearly half of all cases against suspected Portland rioters. Most of the remaining cases will not go to trial and many of the defendants will receive lenient penalties: probation and community service.

“Of 96 cases the U.S. attorney’s office in Portland filed last year charging protesters with federal crimes, including assaulting federal officers, civil disorder, and failing to obey, prosecutors have dropped 47 of them, government documents show,” per the WSJ. “Ten people have pleaded guilty to related charges and two were ordered detained pending trial. None have gone to trial.”

“The penalties levied so far against any federal defendants, most of whom were arrested in clashes around federal buildings in Portland including the courthouse, have largely consisted of community service, such as working in a food bank or encouraging people to vote,” the outlet added.

“In recent weeks, prosecutors have approved deals in at least half a dozen federal felony cases arising from clashes between protesters and law enforcement in Oregon last summer,” Politico added. “The arrangements — known as deferred resolution agreements — will leave the defendants with a clean criminal record if they stay out of trouble for a period of time and complete a modest amount of community service, according to defense attorneys and court records.”


Not on the same level, or even close, as trying to topple the US Congress.
 
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The Biden administration has been busy clearing the docket of federal cases levied against Portland rioters who threatened a federal courthouse last summer and provoked a federal response, both on the ground and from the Attorney General’s office.

The Wall Street Journal reported late last week that the federal government has dropped nearly half of all cases against suspected Portland rioters. Most of the remaining cases will not go to trial and many of the defendants will receive lenient penalties: probation and community service.

“Of 96 cases the U.S. attorney’s office in Portland filed last year charging protesters with federal crimes, including assaulting federal officers, civil disorder, and failing to obey, prosecutors have dropped 47 of them, government documents show,” per the WSJ. “Ten people have pleaded guilty to related charges and two were ordered detained pending trial. None have gone to trial.”

“The penalties levied so far against any federal defendants, most of whom were arrested in clashes around federal buildings in Portland including the courthouse, have largely consisted of community service, such as working in a food bank or encouraging people to vote,” the outlet added.

“In recent weeks, prosecutors have approved deals in at least half a dozen federal felony cases arising from clashes between protesters and law enforcement in Oregon last summer,” Politico added. “The arrangements — known as deferred resolution agreements — will leave the defendants with a clean criminal record if they stay out of trouble for a period of time and complete a modest amount of community service, according to defense attorneys and court records.”


What do you expect? After all it’s Portland.. animal


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The Biden administration has been busy clearing the docket of federal cases levied against Portland rioters who threatened a federal courthouse last summer and provoked a federal response, both on the ground and from the Attorney General’s office.

The Wall Street Journal reported late last week that the federal government has dropped nearly half of all cases against suspected Portland rioters. Most of the remaining cases will not go to trial and many of the defendants will receive lenient penalties: probation and community service.

“Of 96 cases the U.S. attorney’s office in Portland filed last year charging protesters with federal crimes, including assaulting federal officers, civil disorder, and failing to obey, prosecutors have dropped 47 of them, government documents show,” per the WSJ. “Ten people have pleaded guilty to related charges and two were ordered detained pending trial. None have gone to trial.”

“The penalties levied so far against any federal defendants, most of whom were arrested in clashes around federal buildings in Portland including the courthouse, have largely consisted of community service, such as working in a food bank or encouraging people to vote,” the outlet added.

“In recent weeks, prosecutors have approved deals in at least half a dozen federal felony cases arising from clashes between protesters and law enforcement in Oregon last summer,” Politico added. “The arrangements — known as deferred resolution agreements — will leave the defendants with a clean criminal record if they stay out of trouble for a period of time and complete a modest amount of community service, according to defense attorneys and court records.”


Not on the same level, or even close, as trying to topple the US Congress.


They had as much chance of overthrowing the government as I have of winning the Powerball.
 
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It is what they tried to do and intended to do that mattered.

Someone made the analogy of not being able to win the Indie 500 in their pickup truck.

These people drive their pickup trucks on the race track.

They were able to stop the vote.


It was an attack on our Constitutional, limited democracy to keep a defeated Chief Executive in power.
 
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While it is undoubtedly true that a whole bunch of BLM protesting criminals across the country did not get prosecuted (the source would be every effing news outlet in the country), it does not follow that the capitol rioting criminals should get a pass. They stormed the capitol building, thinking their leader would be right with them, like he said he would. They were stupid. Their leader was not right with them. He was in his limo; travelling in the opposite direction. Regards, Bill


The BLM people are not murderers, rapists and child molesters as the troll states.

Not all of them, but those attributes are probably represented, along with pimps, drug dealers, thieves, and Bud Light drinkers.


Bill, you may be right, you may not be right...which is my point. But, I haven't seen a lot evidence that supports the proposition that BLM has a lot of "pimps, drug dealers, thieves and Bud Light drinkers".

You got some?

I'm guessing there are probably some Bud Light drinkers, just like us.


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The Biden administration has been busy clearing the docket of federal cases levied against Portland rioters who threatened a federal courthouse last summer and provoked a federal response, both on the ground and from the Attorney General’s office.

The Wall Street Journal reported late last week that the federal government has dropped nearly half of all cases against suspected Portland rioters. Most of the remaining cases will not go to trial and many of the defendants will receive lenient penalties: probation and community service.

“Of 96 cases the U.S. attorney’s office in Portland filed last year charging protesters with federal crimes, including assaulting federal officers, civil disorder, and failing to obey, prosecutors have dropped 47 of them, government documents show,” per the WSJ. “Ten people have pleaded guilty to related charges and two were ordered detained pending trial. None have gone to trial.”

“The penalties levied so far against any federal defendants, most of whom were arrested in clashes around federal buildings in Portland including the courthouse, have largely consisted of community service, such as working in a food bank or encouraging people to vote,” the outlet added.

“In recent weeks, prosecutors have approved deals in at least half a dozen federal felony cases arising from clashes between protesters and law enforcement in Oregon last summer,” Politico added. “The arrangements — known as deferred resolution agreements — will leave the defendants with a clean criminal record if they stay out of trouble for a period of time and complete a modest amount of community service, according to defense attorneys and court records.”


Not on the same level, or even close, as trying to topple the US Congress.


They had as much chance of overthrowing the government as I have of winning the Powerball.


Pure nonsense.

If you attempt to murder me/ my kid/ the POTUS/ the Pope/ the ambassador to Zanzibar/ the maid of the merchant from Timbuktu or Larry Bird, you have committed attempted murder and should be punished accordingly regardless the chance of success you had.

If you attempt to break into my home and burglarize it, it really doesn't matter if you use a chainsaw or plastic spoon, you were in the nude or wearing arctic gear, it doesn't matter if you are caught or stopped on the edge of the lawn next to the sidewalk or thru the door tasting the porridge left to cool on the table, you are guilty of attempted burglary and should be punished accordingly regardless your chance of success.

It is very correct and very just for those convicted of crimes for their participation in January 6th to be punished accordingly.

If any of them would have used the same tactics to gain entry to my home that they used to gain entry on the Capital that day I would shoot them all dead, and Man I mean I would shoot the last of them in the back as they ran away, fleeing for their lives.

The January 6th criminals got off easy, they're alive.
 
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The Biden administration has been busy clearing the docket of federal cases levied against Portland rioters who threatened a federal courthouse last summer and provoked a federal response, both on the ground and from the Attorney General’s office.

The Wall Street Journal reported late last week that the federal government has dropped nearly half of all cases against suspected Portland rioters. Most of the remaining cases will not go to trial and many of the defendants will receive lenient penalties: probation and community service.

“Of 96 cases the U.S. attorney’s office in Portland filed last year charging protesters with federal crimes, including assaulting federal officers, civil disorder, and failing to obey, prosecutors have dropped 47 of them, government documents show,” per the WSJ. “Ten people have pleaded guilty to related charges and two were ordered detained pending trial. None have gone to trial.”

“The penalties levied so far against any federal defendants, most of whom were arrested in clashes around federal buildings in Portland including the courthouse, have largely consisted of community service, such as working in a food bank or encouraging people to vote,” the outlet added.

“In recent weeks, prosecutors have approved deals in at least half a dozen federal felony cases arising from clashes between protesters and law enforcement in Oregon last summer,” Politico added. “The arrangements — known as deferred resolution agreements — will leave the defendants with a clean criminal record if they stay out of trouble for a period of time and complete a modest amount of community service, according to defense attorneys and court records.”


The cases were dismissed because the prosecutors didn't have the evidence to convict the defendants. Just that simple. Happens all the time. If you think this is some grand conspiracy by the Biden administration to protect the rioters because it's a BLM thing, you need to find a more viable conspiracy theory to worry about.

https://www.kgw.com/article/ne...12-8725-3fda2cad119f


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Pure nonsense.

If you attempt to murder me/ my kid/ the POTUS/ the Pope/ the ambassador to Zanzibar/ the maid of the merchant from Timbuktu or Larry Bird, you have committed attempted murder and should be punished accordingly regardless the chance of success you had.

If you attempt to break into my home and burglarize it, it really doesn't matter if you use a chainsaw or plastic spoon, you were in the nude or wearing arctic gear, it doesn't matter if you are caught or stopped on the edge of the lawn next to the sidewalk or thru the door tasting the porridge left to cool on the table, you are guilty of attempted burglary and should be punished accordingly regardless your chance of success.

It is very correct and very just for those convicted of crimes for their participation in January 6th to be punished accordingly.

If any of them would have used the same tactics to gain entry to my home that they used to gain entry on the Capital that day I would shoot them all dead, and Man I mean I would shoot the last of them in the back as they ran away, fleeing for their lives.

The January 6th criminals got off easy, they're alive.


WOW!!! tu2

I hate to admit that I agree with that. I don't like the aggressive side of me. It's barely under control. It would take such or similar scenario to unhinge. It's fearful.

I think nearly all males have similar latent aggression, evolutionary. May we all subdue it rationally.


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So I guess you would shoot a couple of grandparents that was on the grounds that day or the others that wandered in. Not doing anything disruptive but looking and taking pictures. You and your fellow democrats are probably welcoming all the illegals aliens and and the drugs they are bringing in
 
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Make up what you want to justify.

That doesn't make it rational.

I've got the impression that you can't be reasoned with.

Show me I'm wrong.


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So I guess you would shoot a couple of grandparents that was on the grounds that day or the others that wandered in. Not doing anything disruptive but looking and taking pictures. You and your fellow democrats are probably welcoming all the illegals aliens and and the drugs they are bringing in


Shit for brains- There is a difference between a bystander and a criminal. I know it’s difficult to understand for some who is so stupid. I wish you luck in pulling your head out of your ass.
 
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So I guess you would shoot a couple of grandparents that was on the grounds that day or the others that wandered in. Not doing anything disruptive but looking and taking pictures. You and your fellow democrats are probably welcoming all the illegals aliens and and the drugs they are bringing in


You fool. The judge said at sentencing that one of the convicted was, "a peril to democracy," and, "an offense against the American People,".

You're a god-damned liar to suggest grandparents taking pictures.
 
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Pure nonsense.

If you attempt to murder me/ my kid/ the POTUS/ the Pope/ the ambassador to Zanzibar/ the maid of the merchant from Timbuktu or Larry Bird, you have committed attempted murder and should be punished accordingly regardless the chance of success you had.

If you attempt to break into my home and burglarize it, it really doesn't matter if you use a chainsaw or plastic spoon, you were in the nude or wearing arctic gear, it doesn't matter if you are caught or stopped on the edge of the lawn next to the sidewalk or thru the door tasting the porridge left to cool on the table, you are guilty of attempted burglary and should be punished accordingly regardless your chance of success.

It is very correct and very just for those convicted of crimes for their participation in January 6th to be punished accordingly.

If any of them would have used the same tactics to gain entry to my home that they used to gain entry on the Capital that day I would shoot them all dead, and Man I mean I would shoot the last of them in the back as they ran away, fleeing for their lives.

The January 6th criminals got off easy, they're alive.


WOW!!! tu2

I hate to admit that I agree with that. I don't like the aggressive side of me. It's barely under control. It would take such or similar scenario to unhinge. It's fearful.

I think nearly all males have similar latent aggression, evolutionary. May we all subdue it rationally.


It's not aggression or aggressive, it defensive and survival.

As the head of household here or as the armed security at the Capital, I'd consider it my job and the basis of me and mines wellbeing to defend the walls, repel the invaders.

I may have missed it, but I don't think the Oath keepers had published and distributed a Program of Events or a tour map in advance.

If a perpetrator gains violent entry to my place without advance notifications and table of contents, I'd think it reasonable to shoot first and ask questions later. The customary and normal occupants and employees of the Capital knew on January 6th there was no murder or arson planned in advance? The Senators and their staff knew a head of time there'd be no looting and pillaging? We're sure there were no bombs and bombers?

I'm no hero, but I gotta assure you, they knock down my door like they did at the Capital that day I'm gonna put a lot of effort into stacking and piling bodies.
 
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You mean the pictures I saw of old people walking outside and inside are fake? Would you have shot the rioters in Portland? Probably not since they are lefties.
 
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You mean the pictures I saw of old people walking outside and inside are fake? Would you have shot the rioters in Portland? Probably not since they are lefties.


Because Scott has a long history of proclaiming his love of the left????? I don't think so. cuckoo
 
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Human trait as old as humans, if it doesn’t fit narrative…then kill them…
I would expect more human decency in US
 
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Human trait as old as humans, if it doesn’t fit narrative…then kill them…
I would expect more human decency in US


Some of us take deep offense at any attempt to overthrow our Government. That might be hard to see with your head stuck up Putin's ass.
 
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You mean the pictures I saw of old people walking outside and inside are fake? Would you have shot the rioters in Portland? Probably not since they are lefties.


"Guilty of Sedition" and "A peril to democracy".

There is no equivocation.
 
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"A peril to democracy" and, "guilty of Sedition".

But you treat traitors differently? That speaks volumes to your character.
 
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I still haven't heard from the left if the rioters that took over Portland and destroyed government building should have been shot. They were trying to overturn a government too.
 
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I still haven't heard from the left if the rioters that took over Portland and destroyed government building should have been shot. They were trying to overturn a government too.


The only folks I know of here that aren't "right" of Atilla the Hun have mentioned several times here they believe all Portland/ BLM criminals should be punished. I don't know how else they could say it to get it across to you.

Unless you're a third grader, (and an immature one at that,) one has nothing to do with the other. If you don't believe me, go shop lift the grocery store in Miles City Montana, get caught by law enforcement and demand your immediate release and an apology because that's what the shoplifter gets in San Francisco.

Get someone to take video and post here please.

Because retards let other retards be retarded half a world away doesn't mean we all get to.
 
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Punished and shot are two different things, unless you are a Trump supporter and then you need to be shot.
 
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