braves121 Posted May 26 Posted May 26 5 minutes ago, Offthemat said: Protesters didn’t bring zip ties, they didn’t bring weapons, they were trying to influence the politicians to respect the wishes of several state legislators to postpone the certification until the abnormalities in their elections could be addressed. They were attempting to ‘overthrow the gov’t’ by using the vote. Yes, specific individuals did bring plastic zip-tie handcuffs into the U.S. Capitol during the riot, which was heavily documented in federal prosecutions The most prominent cases include: Eric Munchel: Photographed in the Senate gallery wearing tactical gear and carrying plastic restraints. Prosecutors showed he brought them into the building, where he and his mother were later convicted of felonies, including conspiracy and obstruction Larry Rendell Brock: A retired Air Force officer photographed carrying zip-tie handcuffs on the Senate floor, who was also convicted and sentenced.
Offthemat Posted May 26 Author Posted May 26 BS The zip ties were found where someone affiliated with the officials dropped, or deposited them. One guy threw them back down, one held on to them to keep anyone else from getting them. Nobody was abducted, nobody was zip tied. Most of them simply wanted their wishes to be accomplished through parliamentary procedure. Any bad actors are highly suspected of being plants. Cops were holding doors open and escorting folks around, yet they vigorously and fraudulently prosecuted grandmas and grandpas for taking selfies and parading with unscrupulous enhancement charges. There were no fires, no guns, and most of the damage was minor and suspect. Compare that with the riots instigated because a black guy overdosed in Minneapolis.
braves121 Posted May 26 Posted May 26 15 minutes ago, Offthemat said: BS The zip ties were found where someone affiliated with the officials dropped, or deposited them. One guy threw them back down, one held on to them to keep anyone else from getting them. Nobody was abducted, nobody was zip tied. Most of them simply wanted their wishes to be accomplished through parliamentary procedure. Any bad actors are highly suspected of being plants. Cops were holding doors open and escorting folks around, yet they vigorously and fraudulently prosecuted grandmas and grandpas for taking selfies and parading with unscrupulous enhancement charges. There were no fires, no guns, and most of the damage was minor and suspect. Compare that with the riots instigated because a black guy overdosed in Minneapolis. This is the first that I’ve ever heard someone call breaking into a secure capital with people been getting killed going over.l barricades as parliamentary procedure
braves121 Posted May 26 Posted May 26 20 minutes ago, Offthemat said: yet they vigorously and fraudulently prosecuted grandmas and grandpas for taking selfies and parading with unscrupulous enhancement charges. At what age should we not prosecute people for committing a crime? Should grand jury’s throw out any have at 65? 70?
braves121 Posted May 26 Posted May 26 Just now, Offthemat said: Killed a 110lb unarmed woman. Tough guy. Who was breaking into the windows of the capital while being given a lawful order to stand down, FAFO as this admin says
Offthemat Posted May 26 Author Posted May 26 4 minutes ago, braves121 said: Who was breaking into the windows of the capital while being given a lawful order to stand down, FAFO as this admin says No, he broke every rule of use of force. Not prosecuted.
braves121 Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) 2 minutes ago, Offthemat said: No, he broke every rule of use of force. Not prosecuted. Did the officer who shot babbit follow every rule use of force? Yes, official investigations concluded that the U.S. Capitol Police officer followed the rules of force. Both the Department of Justice and the Capitol Police's internal affairs cleared Lt. Michael Byrd of any criminal wrongdoing or department policy violations it must be fun to just make stuff up all day lol Edited May 26 by braves121
WrestlingRasta Posted May 26 Posted May 26 Not at all a surprise that a thread started as a good hearted memorial for those who died in service to this great nation and everything it stands for, turns into a shit show of bickering and knee bending taking precedence over those very ideals they died for.
Caveira Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) 7 minutes ago, WrestlingRasta said: Not at all a surprise that a thread started as a good hearted memorial for those who died in service to this great nation and everything it stands for, turns into a shit show of bickering and knee bending taking precedence over those very ideals they died for. The op seems cool with it. Maybe you should get off that high horse of yours and stop lecturing people from your moral high ground. Ever think the op thinks a large % of modern liberals are simply un American Edited May 26 by Caveira
WrestlingRasta Posted May 26 Posted May 26 16 minutes ago, Caveira said: The op seems cool with it. Maybe you should get off that high horse of yours and stop lecturing people from your moral high ground. Ever think the op thinks a large % of modern liberals are simply un American Good to see you spent a great Memorial Day with the friends and family
Caveira Posted May 26 Posted May 26 6 minutes ago, WrestlingRasta said: Good to see you spent a great Memorial Day with the friends and family I did. Had my cousins over from the army / navy respectively….. and their kids. Made ribs beans and chicken on the smoker. Was grand boss.
WrestlingRasta Posted May 26 Posted May 26 3 minutes ago, Caveira said: I did. Had my cousins over from the army / navy respectively….. and their kids. Made ribs beans and chicken on the smoker. Was grand boss. Sure. Imagine how grand it would be if only they could have your undivided attention, even for a day. Addiction is a muthafuka. Be strong!
Caveira Posted May 26 Posted May 26 2 minutes ago, WrestlingRasta said: Sure. Imagine how grand it would be if only they could have your undivided attention, even for a day. Addiction is a muthafuka. Be strong! Cool cool. Thanks for the advice.
Caveira Posted May 26 Posted May 26 18 minutes ago, WrestlingRasta said: Good to see you spent a great Memorial Day with the friends and family Count every post from every poster in this thread that took place on Memorial Day. Let me know when your done counting
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