I know brown people with J.D.'s tossing malatov cocktails may be emotionally triggering for you....BUT
th crux of the article was about federal judicial overreach...not about the misguided perpetrators---who should be charged by the state of NY AND then go jail where they may to reflect upon their misdeeds...
Keep on reading for context OC!
I didn't even know what color the attorneys were. You're the one making it about race. That's a ... move on your part. If you can't argue the facts without stooping to a misplaced race card, you're not equipped to argue.
I read the entire piece. It literally described the laws that were being enforced, which gave federal jurisdiction, and while bemoaning it as overreach and crying "Muh Trump!". lol So, as I said, it was literally bemoaning the fact that the feds are enforcing federal laws that are on the books.
Here. I'll help. From the article.
In Mobile, Alabama, a protester allegedly used a bat to break a window of a police cruiser. Such an act is a paradigmatic state crime—an assault—but federal prosecutors contrived to bring a case for “civil disorder,” drawing on a rarely used federal law. Bringing the case in federal court allows Barr to posture against the protesters and, even more important, to make them eligible for longer prison sentences, as is usually the case in federal prosecutions.
Translation... The feds charged them on an existing federal law.
And since it's a federal crime, it carries longer sentences, which is the norm.
Tell me where the overreach is? In the existing legislation that is on the books? Then go change them. But don't crap your pants because the DOJ is doing their job. It's weak. And your only defense if personal feelz. You have no moral or legal high ground to argue from.
Here's another:
Mattis and Rahman have pleaded not guilty, but the case against them appears strong.
Do you know why the case is so strong? Because they are litigating existing laws on the books.
So, as I said, the entire piece is about federal overreach, but all it does is describe a DOJ that is upholding the laws on the books. As I said, all they're doing is bemoaning the fact that they're doing their job.
You and the author are free to express the opinion that doing so is "overreach", but it's literally the laws on the books. As you're free to share you feelz and opinion, I'll be sure to express my freedom to show just how stupid it is.
And you're beneath even my contempt when you lead with the race card. Kick rocks.