January 6 rioter who helped kick open door to Capitol sentenced to nearly 4 years

BidenPresident said:
Capitol police testified they were afraid to discharge their weapons because the mob of people would swarm them and murder them. So, the cops would have shot more people. As they should have.
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What does that have to do with you claiming that I stated that the violent attack should have been successful? Show me where I ever stated that.
 
Phantasmal said:
I haven’t been programmed, I just know there are laws, and rules, if you don’t follow them, you get arrested.

Your Alaska old growth is another topic for another discussion.
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What law gives cops the right to remove people from a public sidewalk? Cops were gassing people walking to the capitol. We know who the criminals are yet we continue to give up our human rights because Phan has blind faith in authority.
 
goat said:
What law gives cops the right to remove people from a public sidewalk? Cops were gassing people walking to the capitol. We know who the criminals are yet we continue to give up our human rights because Phan has blind faith in authority.
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The Capitol building was closed on Jan. 6. None of the insurrectionists had a right to be there.
 
goat said:
What law gives cops the right to remove people from a public sidewalk? Cops were gassing people walking to the capitol. We know who the criminals are yet we continue to give up our human rights because Phan has blind faith in authority.
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It’s called crowd control.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Well, you aren't one of them. You've repeatedly stated that you'd just shoot the lot out-of-hand...
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Okay - mistaking me for the other poster once is fine. Twice? One of those "shame on you" situations.

I have never said that, or felt it. It's a horrifying idea. I still feel terrible for Babbit, though don't blame the cop in that situation.
 
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Joe Capitalist said:
https://apple.news/AOBAu6bpfS1a2u_HwIcNs4g

On the second anniversary of the January 6, 2021, riot, one of the first rioters to enter the US Capitol that day was sentenced to 46 months behind bars.
In handing down the sentence, District Judge Timothy Kelly said the events of January 6 were a "national disgrace" noting that the mob "snapped our previously unbroken tradition of a peaceful transfer of power. We can't get that back."
It's hard not to become numb to it now, after two years," Kelly said of the events of January 6 during the sentencing, "not (to) let, as time goes on, the seriousness of it to wear off."
Jerod Wade Hughes pleaded guilty in August to obstructing an official proceeding. According to his plea agreement, Hughes was the eighth rioter to enter the Capitol, climbing in through a broken window. He then helped another rioter kick open the Senate wing door, his plea agreement says, allowing more of the mob to enter and marking the first major breach of the building.
According to prosecutor Emily Allen, Hughes texted others after the Capitol attack saying that if they had more in the mob they could have held the building, messages which Kelly called "chilling."
Citing one of Hughes' messages from after the riot, Kelly said that "we would have been in a constitutional crisis if what you wanted to have happened, happened."

Lock up the treasonous mutherfukkers. Haw, haw..................haw
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I like both this news, and your avatar/profile pic.
 
BartenderElite said:
Okay - mistaking me for the other poster once is fine. Twice? One of those "shame on you" situations.

I have never said that, or felt it. It's a horrifying idea. I still feel terrible for Babbit, though don't blame the cop in that situation.
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You're correct. I need to pay closer attention to who's saying what.
 
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