They've been in jail 4 years, their lives ruined. How are you coming up with the idea that a pardon means no repercussions. That's insane.
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Harry Stone said:HTownAg98 said:ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
And yes, I think they should all be 100% pardoned and released.
Joe pardoned his mafia family, his crackhead son, and commuted sentences for people that raped children.
If you think that people who were invited into the Capitol who walked around for a few minutes deserve more in the gulag, you're a piece of *****
Good to know that you think people that assaulted law enforcement should get to go free with no repercussions.
I've already made my opinion on those that walked around for a few minutes known.
Many cops got assaulted during riots, many people didnt get charged for assault. I bet you werent here saying they should go to jail.
No, I think they should.
Some people are just unredeemable human beings!HTownAg98 said:aginlakeway said:HTownAg98 said:
Then they get time served. I'm just glad that you're now concerned about pre-trial incarceration.
Why were they denied bail?
I don't know. There are factors, flight risk is one of them. But you'd have to look at each individual case to find out why. And I'm not doing that for you.
HTownAg98 said:Harry Stone said:HTownAg98 said:ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
And yes, I think they should all be 100% pardoned and released.
Joe pardoned his mafia family, his crackhead son, and commuted sentences for people that raped children.
If you think that people who were invited into the Capitol who walked around for a few minutes deserve more in the gulag, you're a piece of *****
Good to know that you think people that assaulted law enforcement should get to go free with no repercussions.
I've already made my opinion on those that walked around for a few minutes known.
Many cops got assaulted during riots, many people didnt get charged for assault. I bet you werent here saying they should go to jail.
No, I think they should.
Show me where you said that
How am I supposed to show that on posts that I don't comment on? And I'm not going to search through my posts just to satisfy some random schmuck on the internet. If you want to, go ahead.
Depends on the cops and the situationHTownAg98 said:
So you're ok with people assaulting cops. Good to know.
HTownAg98 said:
How am I supposed to show that on posts that I don't comment on?
Im sure you can search your own old posts. Its convenient to say it 4.5 later, but you had to have said it back then. Right?
HTownAg98 said:
How am I supposed to show that on posts that I don't comment on? And I'm not going to search through my posts just to satisfy some random schmuck on the internet. If you want to, go ahead.
Because Im sure you didnt say it even though its convenient now.
The injustices have been well documented, but its best to ignore those that are ignorant of the information.
Every leftist here is crying salty tears.
You pardon your elitist trash members of your cabal....
...we are pardoning the average Americans that your ilk persecuted purely on politics.
You pardon your elitist trash members of your cabal....
...we are pardoning the average Americans that your ilk persecuted purely on politics.
I'm going to rejoice and find great joy when justice is served and all of these people are rich for their political prosecution.
ShaggySLC said:
1500 people to be released tonight.
Finally…the fact these people were held without Due Process is total BS to begin with. Political Prisoners!
The people who threw actual fire bombs at police in New York City (who were lawyers) served no jail time.HTownAg98 said:ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
And yes, I think they should all be 100% pardoned and released.
Joe pardoned his mafia family, his crackhead son, and commuted sentences for people that raped children.
If you think that people who were invited into the Capitol who walked around for a few minutes deserve more in the gulag, you're a piece of *****
Good to know that you think people that assaulted law enforcement should get to go free with no repercussions.
I've already made my opinion on those that walked around for a few minutes known.
Spare me your 'moral high ground'.
Now put whomever put them there in a cell for the same length of time with no trial.
samurai_science said:Depends on the cops and the situationHTownAg98 said:
So you're ok with people assaulting cops. Good to know.
True. If a cop comes blasting through my door executing a search warrant and they're at the wrong house, I would hope that a jury would be on my side because I thought I was being robbed.
that happened all through the george boyd riots and nothing happened why is Jan 6 any different wgasQuote:
Good to know that you think people that assaulted law enforcement should get to go free with no repercussions.
Neither here nor there, but it can be stipulated that some Capitol Police were certainly assaulted. Don't deny that it starts looking inane. What you have to look at closer though, are catalysts like gassing and flash bombs, and what planted provocateurs (like the infamous excused example) had first threatened and stirred the police up with. Much of it before the speech was even over and all still far away, a major tell.
HTownAg98 said:samurai_science said:Depends on the cops and the situationHTownAg98 said:
So you're ok with people assaulting cops. Good to know.
True. If a cop comes blasting through my door executing a search warrant and they're at the wrong house, I would hope that a jury would be on my side because I thought I was being robbed.
Jake Langs J6 case is being dropped! 👏🏻
— Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁💪🏻 (@pepesgrandma) January 20, 2025
Four freaking years in prison without a trial! I don’t care who did what, this should not happen to anyone in America! https://t.co/o57DZ0VYhV
The cops that I know think they should be released.HTownAg98 said:annie88 said:
https://nypost.com/2023/03/08/an-egregious-denial-of-due-process-for-jan-6-protesters/
It's really disgusting that you're defending this bull***** I hope to God nothing like this ever happens to you.
Trump was right when he called them hostages that's exactly what they have been.
Every single one of them should be released. Period.
I'm embarrassed for you.
I'm embarrassed for you that you think people that assaulted law enforcement officers should be released carte blanche.
HTownAg98 said:ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
And yes, I think they should all be 100% pardoned and released.
Joe pardoned his mafia family, his crackhead son, and commuted sentences for people that raped children.
If you think that people who were invited into the Capitol who walked around for a few minutes deserve more in the gulag, you're a piece of *****
Good to know that you think people that assaulted law enforcement should get to go free with no repercussions.
I've already made my opinion on those that walked around for a few minutes known.
Law enforcement assaulted the Capitol visitors shooting ballistic tear gas cans directly at citizens. Only law enforcement crying assault documented were the poons. Crybabies.
SYGL.
We could argue about the facts of any particular prosecution... but it's a moot point because every single one of those defendants was denied due process and a legitimate jury.
They are (or were, in most cases by now hopefully) political prisoners held in gulags for the purpose of terrorizing the rest of us into submission.
They are (or were, in most cases by now hopefully) political prisoners held in gulags for the purpose of terrorizing the rest of us into submission.
Vance in '28
flakrat said:
Unreal that there are 1500 still in jail for that.
It actually isn't unreal. The Dems/Leftists have borrowed Chavista tactics for years
It is time to wake up
Fun to see these stories/notes popping up.
It’s official I just got word from my attorney I am a Free man with a FULL and UNCONDITIONAL PARDON!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
— Capt. Kuehne, USMC (Ret.)🇺🇸 (@Dark_Horse92) January 21, 2025
Thank you Lord!
Thank you @realDonaldTrump @MarinaMedvin
And everyone who worked on this and everyone of you who supported us! We love you all.…
When I first found out about the pardons. It has been a roller coaster of emotions over the last 4 years. https://t.co/ehuzTKL7qJ
— Capt. Kuehne, USMC (Ret.)🇺🇸 (@Dark_Horse92) January 21, 2025
Can’t say this is the way I imagined it would all go down - Inauguration Day, about 15 clients released from jail, a lot of tears shed, and a dozen or so dismissal motions coming across the wire.
— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) January 21, 2025
I guess that warrants a celebration with a $10 Modelo in the SF Airport while I… pic.twitter.com/v4LK0dkt63
WTAF is going on? The communists in DC must really want Trump to focus on them. Maybe it's just 'a process' that takes several days, but maybe not.
I see a couple were released finally at around midnight. Free the hostages. Today.
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The presidential pardon should lead to the immediate release of those incarcerated. According to one jail employee, the process of releasing individuals following a pardon typically takes several days and is not instantaneous.
Despite the uncertainty, the families and friends outside the detention facility held onto hope. They waited to see if their loved ones would walk out of the jail's doors, marking what they described as a significant victory for justice and reform.
Arrest all of the guards now
— Drew Hernandez (@DrewHLive) January 21, 2025
This ends today https://t.co/KVZSRPJtgx
If DC is refusing to release pardoned J6 prisoners, should Congress repeal DC Home Rule—putting Congress back in charge of our capital city, as the Constitution provides?
— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) January 21, 2025
Is DC ignoring Trump’s pardons?
— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) January 21, 2025
If this is, then it’s *definitely* time to repeal DC Home Rule
DC’s government has no right to exist constitutionally
Congress shouldn’t have delegated its lawmaking authority over DC
Time to take it back
See Article I, Section 8, Clause 17 https://t.co/nNdQx4sfGO
I see a couple were released finally at around midnight. Free the hostages. Today.
In other words, Trump has done more good in a matter of hours than biden did in 4 years.
People that assaulted cops and vandalized the Capital need to stay in jail. The rest have paid their price.
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
dmart90 said:
People that assaulted cops and vandalized the Capital need to stay in jail. The rest have paid their price.
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
I honestly did not pay attention to that day closely. How many people committed assault on police officers? Not pushing matches because of the size of the crowd, but truly swung fist and or kicked the officer?
dmart90 said:
People that assaulted cops and vandalized the Capital need to stay in jail. The rest have paid their price.
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
Yeah this kind of blanket statement is not wise in my opinion. Especially when it's been proven there were federal operatives trying to rally people to do illegal actions.
Totally against any J6ers in prison due to federal entrapment. Release them all.
Snarky little fed d bags want to play those games to provoke their own citizens THOSE little power hungry fed *******s need more jail time.
No, the Floyd rioters who assaulted police officers and did vandalism and arson could also be charged with a Federal Crime. Plenty of different laws on the books they could use during a riot.dmart90 said:
People that assaulted cops and vandalized the Capital need to stay in jail. The rest have paid their price.
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
And they were not charged. This is why ALL J6 hostages should be released.
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Vandalism? That's a pretty broad interpretation that can be applied.dmart90 said:
People that assaulted cops and vandalized the Capital need to stay in jail. The rest have paid their price.
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
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dmart90 said:
People that assaulted cops and vandalized the Capital need to stay in jail. The rest have paid their price.
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
How about credit for time served?
Dems are letting murders walk free in blue cities and you want someone who spray painted a wall at the capitol building locked up for 4+ years?
Since a lot of them were traveling from state to state to foment the violence, definitely a federal crime that Bill Barr chose not to enforce (with one exception to my memory, he did arrest the people running the food truck operations to feed the rioters moving from state to state,)Quote:
No, the Floyd rioters who assaulted police officers and did vandalism and arson could also be charged with a Federal Crime. Plenty of different laws on the books they could use during a riot.
And they were not charged. This is why ALL J6 hostages should be released.
To anyone still defending pretrial detention without the possibility of bail for Jan 6th protesters, just stop crapping on the Constitution.
Glad I lived long enough to see some of these travesties of justice finally corrected.
No question that they are political prisoners and have been treated as such. While such behavior at other places were dismissed.
And there is a reason Joe pardon the committee for destroying that would have proven innocent.
1500 persons incarcerated for the actions of a few dozen.
And there is a reason Joe pardon the committee for destroying that would have proven innocent.
1500 persons incarcerated for the actions of a few dozen.
And most of those people were tracked down and seized using unlawful means.84AGEC said:
No question that they are political prisoners and have been treated as such. While such behavior at other places were dismissed.
And there is a reason Joe pardon the committee for destroying that would have proven innocent.
1500 persons incarcerated for the actions of a few dozen.
I'm actually curious why Trump didn't carve out an exclusion for Feds and Fed affiliates.Mas89 said:No, the Floyd rioters who assaulted police officers and did vandalism and arson could also be charged with a Federal Crime. Plenty of different laws on the books they could use during a riot.dmart90 said:
People that assaulted cops and vandalized the Capital need to stay in jail. The rest have paid their price.
And yes, the people that assaulted cops and vandalized buildings during the Floyd riots need to be in jail, too. Most of that was state crime, so good luck. Federal crimes should all be treated the same (like the federal courthouse that was vandalized)..
And they were not charged. This is why ALL J6 hostages should be released.
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