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Violent thugs and hooligans brutally attack police officers in D.C.

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by orangeblue_coop, Jan 6, 2021.

  1. g8rjd

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    You have no idea how close that is to some of the “sovereign citizen” stuff I’ve seen.
     
  2. orangeblue_coop

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    What’s the big deal? It’s a loving, peaceful crowd.
     
  3. Gator515151

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    I'm sure this has probably been asked before but if there was an insurrection why has nobody been charged with the crime of insurrection?
     
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  4. BLING

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    Maybe they are saving that charge for the worst of them, and the organizers and militia types?

    For the people who are cooperating or pleading guilty, they obviously aren't going to add maximum charges. But there’s no reason it shouldn’t be on the table if a person wants to drag it out all the way, particularly if there is evidence that person planned to attack the capitol (thereby negating the “defense” of it being a mere spontaneous riot, just a bunch of people out for a stroll on a random Wednesday who spontaneously decided to wreck stuff).
     
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  5. AzCatFan

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    Insurrection charges require violence. Sedition and conspiracy do not, which is why most of the current charges are trespassing and sedition. The insurrection charges will come to those who were the most violent. Here's a good link explaining the difference between the charges.
     
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  6. BLING

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    Pretty much. I didn’t even realize anyone was actually charged with “sedition” yet either. But clearly all of these charges apply to some if the govt wanted to really throw the book at them, the elements of the crime are all there.

    His question is basically like: lol no collusion, where’s the collusion? I only see a bunch of conspiracy against the United States charges!
     
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  7. g8rjd

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  8. g8rjd

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    Anyone have a tiny violin?

     
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  9. ValdostaGatorFan

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    That's someone that I think you should throw the book at.
     
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  10. mutz87

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    In this case, the ebook :D
     
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  11. NavyGator93

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    Hmmmpf. Most of his experience is similar to bootcamp in the early 80s except he has the luxury of showering alone.

    Who knew white supremacist/insurrectionists were such snowflakes?
     
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  12. g8rjd

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    Anyone who was paying attention the last four years.
     
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  13. Gatorhead

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    Dumb thought of course but when folks were breaking and entering into the capital, no one thought there would be consequences? DT does not seem to be paying many legal bills for the followers.
     
  14. dadx4

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    I haven't seen any charges of sedition or insurrection. Link?
     
  15. orangeblue_coop

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    I’m glad he’s enjoying his stay at that lovely resort.
     
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  16. mutz87

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    Mainly because AG Garland wants federal prosecutors to use obstruction of congress and conspiracy laws rather than the more politically charged sedition. Such charges carry similar penalties as sedition and/or insurrection.
     
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  17. g8rjd

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    Just tourists. No weapons.

     
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  18. NavyGator93

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    Lock him up!! Lock him up!!
     
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  19. orangeblue_coop

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    Not the most intelligent domestic terrorists

     
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  20. g8rjd

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    And here he was thinking it would help him get laid… :D
     
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