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Another fake narrative dispelled.
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Another fake narrative dispelled.
The ruling was just, but that appears to be about whether or not they can be held without bail, not whether or not they’re guilty of their crimes?
Literally what is highlighted there is absolutely meaningless to the screen grab of whatever article that it’s from that isn’t linked
But that screen grab certainly doesn’t say what your idiot source says it does
The idea of holding without bail implied a seditious act that required the defendants be remanded. Typically bail decisions indicate how severe the crimes are.
That’s not a false narrative, that’s poor application of the law by the Feds. I think we can both agree that Law Enforcement tends to get overzealous, so this isn’t a surprise that the charges might have been too severe.
You should wake up every morning thanking your lucky stars that you didn’t have to be your sole provider.
The ruling was just, but that appears to be about whether or not they can be held without bail, not whether or not they’re guilty of their crimes?
It gets overzealous with a certain group of people.
Somehow the rioters from over the summer and from early 2017 didn’t get such harsh charges.
So yes, to me this was a false narrative peddled to get people looking away from obvious election fraud.
Do we count the Antifa gathering at the Oregon capital as an insurrection or just a protest?
The pic of the limb run through the car into the passenger seat was pretty sad.