DOJ infiltrated and is now dismantling before our eyes a white supremacist militia that long has been planning for a civil war. The fact the Oathkeepers had ties to the Trump inner circle cannot be understated. No doubt each was using the other as a means of achieving an end goal which necessitated Trump remaining in office. Both counted on resistance from “Antifa” on Jan6, failing to understand that this wasn’t actually a thing. We’re going to hear about weapons caches, survelling the Capitol and an encrypted communications network. And hear testimony from several confidential sources now cooperating with the FBI. The fact the trial won’t be televised for the benefit of all Americans is a massive disservice to the republic.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

I mean he was being a POS at that particular moment for hoping for suffering on another living being. Politics aside this is just the golden rule of being a good person.

If you truly believe that someone who had his hands held while he was tazed more than once and who wishes harm on the criminals who assaulted him is a POS, then you are out of touch with reality and your judgment is completely irrelevant. You live on such a pedestal that you can't imagine that someone who was violently assaulted is a POS for not turning the other cheek and forgiving the people who nearly killed him.

I hope that you do not have any place in law enforcement or the judiciary. Your type of judgment would be cruel and unusual punishment for people who are in the court system.

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very fine people

The entitlement of the magas isn’t exactly a surprise, but the degree to which they’re willing to unmask themselves is. Trump really emboldened some pieces of crap and the GOP loves their dumb foot soldiers.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry no, the guy tried to kill Fanone. he deserves to suffer.

Lots of time to suffer now that he’s been sentenced to over 7 years in prison.

These guys deserved it. What I am sad about though that the guys with power (senators, congress reps, Stone/Bannon etc public figures and Trump) who planned, encouraged and executed this attempted coup are still free. If they remain free, they would succeed in 2024 and take our country and democracy down in one big swoop!

It’s quite obvious that DOJ is moving up the chain. I think bigger fish will get indicted. It seems that every week or two someone is arrested on more serious charges. I don’t understand why they haven’t locked the bomber up yet. IMO she is very dangerous. As far as the golden rule or whatever I think everyone who entered the Capitol that day deserves the death penalty. Certainly seven years for attempted murder is not enough punishment. I hope those involved remember there are a lot of Americans who aren’t going to forgive and forget.

She, whoever “she” may be (that we all believe to be someone in particular), is probably being surveilled very, very closely.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry no, the guy tried to kill Fanone. he deserves to suffer.

Lots of time to suffer now that he’s been sentenced to over 7 years in prison.

These guys deserved it. What I am sad about though that the guys with power (senators, congress reps, Stone/Bannon etc public figures and Trump) who planned, encouraged and executed this attempted coup are still free. If they remain free, they would succeed in 2024 and take our country and democracy down in one big swoop!

It’s quite obvious that DOJ is moving up the chain. I think bigger fish will get indicted. It seems that every week or two someone is arrested on more serious charges. I don’t understand why they haven’t locked the bomber up yet. IMO she is very dangerous. As far as the golden rule or whatever I think everyone who entered the Capitol that day deserves the death penalty. Certainly seven years for attempted murder is not enough punishment. I hope those involved remember there are a lot of Americans who aren’t going to forgive and forget.

very fine people

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry no, the guy tried to kill Fanone. he deserves to suffer.

Lots of time to suffer now that he’s been sentenced to over 7 years in prison.

These guys deserved it. What I am sad about though that the guys with power (senators, congress reps, Stone/Bannon etc public figures and Trump) who planned, encouraged and executed this attempted coup are still free. If they remain free, they would succeed in 2024 and take our country and democracy down in one big swoop!

Anonymous wrote:Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

The only POS in that room are the seditionists and their supporters.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

I mean he was being a POS at that particular moment for hoping for suffering on another living being. Politics aside this is just the golden rule of being a good person.

The golden rule is out of the mix when you hand someone else your taser, instruct them as to how to use it and then watch them tase a police officer repeatedly. Spare us with this sanctimonious crap. Hood forbid you ever had to experience anything close to that of the officers that day because you would cower in the corner whimpering.

Anonymous wrote:Sorry no, the guy tried to kill Fanone. he deserves to suffer.

Lots of time to suffer now that he’s been sentenced to over 7 years in prison.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

I mean he was being a POS at that particular moment for hoping for suffering on another living being. Politics aside this is just the golden rule of being a good person.

You know, I’m going to show a little grace to the person who has not been able to forgive the guy who tried to murder him. You should try doing the same if you’re going to go all “golden rule.”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

I mean he was being a POS at that particular moment for hoping for suffering on another living being. Politics aside this is just the golden rule of being a good person.

As the daughter of a LEO shot in the line duty, he wasn’t a PoS. Hoping someone who beat you while doing your job suffers is understandable. Trauma is real. The MAGA insurrectionists are horrible garbage people.

Anonymous wrote:Sorry no, the guy tried to kill Fanone. he deserves to suffer.

+1 From the sentencing hearing today. ABJ is Judge Amy Berman Jackson.

I love Fanone. He is the voice of badass bravery and honesty. And he’s not out of line wishing consequences on someone who did HIM wrong and tried to destroy our peaceful transfer of power.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

I mean he was being a POS at that particular moment for hoping for suffering on another living being. Politics aside this is just the golden rule of being a good person.

Oh stop. The man tortured Fanone.