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Re: NYT "Day of Rage" 40min. documentary of 1/6/21
Reply #75 - 09/30/21 at 08:07:11

"So the people that created,
occupied, and,
kept out any police or authority,
in the numerous
autonomous zones.
are not covered under the same law ?"

I'm not sure, but I would think so.

"The stealing/looting all across this Nation,
is not covered under the same law ?"

I think so if done as a group of 2 or more. The action of theft is typically covered under other laws.

"The burning/destroying of property,
in numerous Cities,
is not covered by the same law?"

I think so. These actions are addressed by other laws more directly.

I imagine since the ambiguity of "any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the law there" can be so broadly applied it can apply to almost any group breaking any law. This is part of why it's pretty much never applied.

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MnSpring Serious Thumper Offline Younger than most people my age. Posts: 8996 Minn Gender:	Re: NYT "Day of Rage" 40min. documentary of 1/6/21 Reply #76 - 09/30/21 at 18:15:09 Eegore wrote on 09/30/21 at 08:07:11: *" ... This is part of why it's pretty much never applied.* I see, so for the 100's of incidents it was Not applied. Yet for the one, it was ?
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Eegore Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 8006	Re: NYT "Day of Rage" 40min. documentary Reply #77 - 09/30/21 at 19:51:26 "I see, so for the 100's of incidents it was Not applied. Yet for the one, it was ?" No. Are you aware of anyone charged with insurrection or related crimes like seditious conspiracy or treason? It seems, universally, other laws are more easily applied.
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Re: NYT "Day of Rage" 40min. documentary of 1/6/21
Reply #78 - 10/02/21 at 15:49:51

The instigators of 1/6 ?? How many were lefties in drag? Pretending to be Trump supporters?
Can you say
False Flag?

How many do you think there were?

Lets say 10 million people instigate a man you do not know to come onto your property without your permission, and you tell him to stay off your property and away from your wife/property, would it be acceptable for him to do so anyway because 10 million people encouraged him?

Would it be a false narrative to say he did because so many people supported and instigated his actions?

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Re: NYT "Day of Rage" 40min. documentary of 1/6/21
Reply #79 - 10/03/21 at 11:27:16

Nice try.

The doors were held open.
The people walked in peacefully.
Maybe you missed the video?

The MAJORITY were just on a stroll.

The complete opposite of the Mostly Peaceful murderous and arsonist blm riots.

Go ahead, pretend that having blm and most likely FBI instigators leading the way is meaningless. You Know that is bullshit, E.

Why are these people being crushed? Held indefinitely, the FBI So able to track them down and throw them in the hole for months, while the arsonists of the blm riots were only rarely pursued?

Think it's Equal enforcement of the laws?
Where is the bail for these people?
You can't tell me you agree with the way this is being done.

The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion.- Edmund Burke.

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Re: NYT "Day of Rage" 40min. documentary
Reply #80 - 10/03/21 at 11:56:28

"The doors were held open.
The people walked in peacefully.
Maybe you missed the video?"

And the other videos? Maybe you missed those. People spraying law enforcement with chemical, hitting them with weapons, dragging them down stairs? I should just ignore those and only look at the one's where people walked in. Why?

"The MAJORITY were just on a stroll."

I agree but blaming others for instigating is like blaming anyone else for your actions. If 10 million Lefties in drag instigated a casual stroll through the Capitol, should the people strolling be held accountable for their own actions?

"Go ahead, pretend that having blm and most likely FBI instigators leading the way is meaningless. You Know that is bullshit, E."

I don't agree at all. I don't think BLM went to the front in MAGA hats to start the casual stroll. If they did, how is it not the responsibility of each individual to be accountable for their own action? BLM made me do it!

"Think it's Equal enforcement of the laws?
Where is the bail for these people?
You can't tell me you agree with the way this is being done."

I already said I don't agree enforcement is equal or appropriate multiple times. Again the same old rehash - if I question the accuracy of one portion of a topic you guys pretend I am supporting the topic as a whole. Saying I think there is not much likelihood, or evidence, that BLM dressed up as MAGA to start a stroll is not equal to saying I think every person there should be in jail.

If you like tan fuel tanks on a Suzuki Savage and claim it is factory paint, and I say I don't think that is factory paint that does not mean I only ride Harleys.

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