Patriot Front members in an U-Haul truck

Typical of radical leftist groups like this one.
What terrorism? What insurrection?
What evidence?
What Trump bailout?
Inversion fallacy.
Patting yourselves on the back over another article from the Ministry of Truth.
Hallucinations.


Hang all traitors.

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Riot gun magazines hold more but, yes, it's a composite video. I wouldn't use a shotgun for humanitarian reasons but it could be required due to the presences of livestock in the area.

I like my AK or SKS. The SKS is slower to reload but holds 10 rounds.

SKS is slower to reload, huh? I doubt that. A stripper clip can be jammed into 1 a lot quicker than changing magazines.
 

This story is a fascinating study in Fascism. Aside from the fact that any supremacy group is repugnant, let's discuss the facts of this unconstitutional act and why it is unconstitutional.

First and foremost; regardless of your beliefs and opinions, the First Amendment protects them. It doesn't define speech as something leftist snowflakes don't like.

Secondly; these guys had not broken any laws. Yes, they were in a U-Haul and yes, they had similar outfits on. But aside from that, had they broken any laws to be arrested? The Fifth states you have the right to due process.

I read that they were planning to disrupt a gay pride parade. What criminal code covers that? Until they engage in disruptive criminal behavior, they still have rights.

If this is the new low standard we are going to be using in this country, a lot of leftists will be going to jail.

Meanwhile, the DOJ refuses to arrest the protestors illegally threatening and protesting outside of Supreme Court justices homes which is a FELONY cited in 18 U.S.C. § 1507.

So while the DOJ ignores felonious behavior because it suits their politics, these morons get arrested because they MIGHT have disrupted a gay parade. WOW! How our principles upside down.
:palm:
 
None of the RW JPP members have what it takes to join a militia.

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This story is a fascinating study in Fascism. Aside from the fact that any supremacy group is repugnant, let's discuss the facts of this unconstitutional act and why it is unconstitutional.

First and foremost; regardless of your beliefs and opinions, the First Amendment protects them. It doesn't define speech as something leftist snowflakes don't like.

Secondly; these guys had not broken any laws. Yes, they were in a U-Haul and yes, they had similar outfits on. But aside from that, had they broken any laws to be arrested? The Fifth states you have the right to due process.

I read that they were planning to disrupt a gay pride parade. What criminal code covers that? Until they engage in disruptive criminal behavior, they still have rights.

If this is the new low standard we are going to be using in this country, a lot of leftists will be going to jail.

Meanwhile, the DOJ refuses to arrest the protestors illegally threatening and protesting outside of Supreme Court justices homes which is a FELONY cited in 18 U.S.C. § 1507.

So while the DOJ ignores felonious behavior because it suits their politics, these morons get arrested because they MIGHT have disrupted a gay parade. WOW! How our principles upside down.
:palm:

They had gears. And transporting humans in an U-Haul truck is illegal.
 
I hope all these shitheads in all their little pathetic INCEL chat rooms are ripping themselves apart trying to figure out who's a fed.
 
I read that they were planning to disrupt a gay pride parade. What criminal code covers that? Until they engage in disruptive criminal behavior, they still have rights.
what was the charges for arrest?
 
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