The 1/6 Hearings

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tnmarktx said:
Wow.
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VolinWayne said:
At this point how can anybody with even just a little bit of common sense not have a problem with the serious over reach by our government. THIS IS AMERICA. THE LAND OF THE FREE. No matter what your opinion is of Mike's Cyber Symposium, this is not ok.

Govt. Says Alleged Capitol Rioter Violated Terms of Release by Watching Mike Lindell’s Election Conspiracy Symposium
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This is America, the land of laws. Republic = rei publicae, or rule of laws. If a judge rules an Islamic terrorist can't watch videos of a Mullah who indoctrinates followers or rules that a hacker cannot use a smartphone or computer for X time after their release, then this is a logical extension.
 
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AshG said:
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This is America, the land of laws. Republic = rei publicae, or rule of laws. If a judge rules an Islamic terrorist can't watch videos of a Mullah who indoctrinates followers or rules that a hacker cannot use a smartphone or computer for X time after their release, then this is a logical extension.
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Dumb analogy. 1/6 is a sham anyway. Your beloved Reuters even says as much.
 
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AshG said:
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This is America, the land of laws. Republic = rei publicae, or rule of laws. If a judge rules an Islamic terrorist can't watch videos of a Mullah who indoctrinates followers or rules that a hacker cannot use a smartphone or computer for X time after their release, then this is a logical extension.
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America is a land of laws that only apply to a certain portion of people. Want proof? Let’s say you willfully lied to the FBI. What would happen? More than likely a hefty fine and prison time right?

However when you are a high ranking government employee those same rules don’t apply. So let’s just stop with the nation of laws. Because they aren’t applicable fairly.
 
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I'm curious, are people getting in trouble for just being there? If so, that seems ridiculous to me. I'm all for punishing those who got violent or damaged property, but punishing people for just standing around, or holding signs, or just being there....Not something I personally support.
 
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AshG said:
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This is America, the land of laws. Republic = rei publicae, or rule of laws. If a judge rules an Islamic terrorist can't watch videos of a Mullah who indoctrinates followers or rules that a hacker cannot use a smartphone or computer for X time after their release, then this is a logical extension.
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There should be no law infringing upon this guy's right to watch a legal video. It wasn't like he was watching child porn. It's absurd to believe the government can tell you what you can or cannot watch. I'm seriously not sure how anyone could support something that clearly goes against the founding principles of this country.
 
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What's happening with so many political prisoners who are still being denied bail. Christopher Worell has even been detained for 6 months and he's been denied treatment for cancer that he has been fighting for years. He never even went inside the Capitol. One of the prosecuters in a statement said he pointed spray in the general direction of officers but they do not know for certain if he was aiming spray at the officers. Where is justice.

 
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VolinWayne said:
What's happening with so many political prisoners who are still being denied bail. Christopher Worell has even been detained for 6 months and he's been denied treatment for cancer that he has been fighting for years. He never even went inside the Capitol. One of the prosecuters in a statement said he pointed spray in the general direction of officers but they do not know for certain if he was aiming spray at the officers. Where is justice.

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When you threaten a witness, you're very unlikely to be granted pre-trial release.
 
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bamawriter said:
When you threaten a witness, you're very unlikely to be granted pre-trial release.
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This is 3rd world country stuff. He is nothing more then a political prisoners. Look at all of the Antifa thugs who have caused millions in damages. How many of them were locked up longer then a week before one of their Democrat handlers bailed them out
 
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VolinWayne said:
This is 3rd world country stuff. He is nothing more then a political prisoners. Look at all of the Antifa thugs who have caused millions in damages. How many of them were locked up longer then a week before one of their Democrat handlers bailed them out
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Are you saying they should have been locked up longer like this gentleman, or that they were locked up for an appropriate amount of time and this gentleman should have been treated the same?

Or are you suggesting that you're fine with disparate treatment as long as your preferred felons wind up on the plus side?
 
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bamawriter said:
Are you saying they should have been locked up longer like this gentleman, or that they were locked up for an appropriate amount of time and this gentleman should have been treated the same?

Or are you suggesting that you're fine with disparate treatment as long as your preferred felons wind up on the plus side?
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I'm saying all crime should be treated the same and it shouldn't depend on your political views or associations.
 
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