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@elonmusk - Elon Musk
Chansley got 4 years in prison for a non-violent, police-escorted tour!? Dave Chapelle was violently assaulted on stage by a guy with a knife. That guy got a $3000 fine & no prison time.
@RealHickory - Mike Engleman🇺🇲
Bigo Barnett faces 47 years over a bullshit misdemeanor from a hoax, while a liberal gets charges reduced to manslaughter for intentionally running over and killing a conservative teen. This is what two-tiered justice looks like in Democrats America!
@VBcoachInCali - Michael 🇺🇸
So, put your feet on the speakers desk during a peaceful protest, you get 18 YEARS. Fire bomb a police car during a violent riot, you get 15 MONTHS. #LiberalPrivilege https://freebeacon.com/courts/ivy-league-lawyer-who-firebombed-cop-car-will-spend-a-year-and-a-day-in-prison/
@Travis_in_Flint - 🇺🇸Travis🇺🇸
SHOCKING: Obama appointed judge hands out ridiculous sentence! Today, Stewart Rhodes, founder of the group Oath Keepers was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Rhodes never went into the Capitol Building and no proof was presented that he told anyone else to storm the Capitol…
@RepMTG - Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸
Deranged leftist pleads guilty after threatening to kill me, gets to stay home all summer waiting for his sentencing trial then only goes to jail for a measly few months and doesn’t have to report until October 2nd. But if you’re an old man who can barely walk without a cane and you threaten a Democrat, the government shows up to your house and shoots you dead.
@RepMTG - Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸
Read the story: https://www.gpb.org/news/2023/08/25/new-york-man-sentenced-3-months-in-prison-for-threats-rep-marjorie-taylor-greene
@margrfed - ⚜️marg federico⚜️
While every Trump supporter in the vicinity of January 6 (except Ray Epps) is hunted down & many incarcerated for years remember when BLM rioters threw rocks at police attempting to invade the Trump White House with no consequences.
@DC_Draino - DC_Draino
A Proud Boys leader was sentenced to 17 years in prison after his punishment was enhanced for “damaging a government-owned fence” For some reason, BLM & Antifa insurrectionists did not get the same punishment when they violently raided the White House
@MattWallace888 - Matt Wallace
Meet U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly This is the man who just sentenced January 6th protesters Joseph Biggs and Zachary Rehl to 17 and 15 years respectively. 17 Christmases away from your family for walking into a building after capital police opened the doors Meanwhile BLM rioters are getting massive checks in the mail for burning down cities! IT’S NO LONGER AN EVEN REMOTELY FAIR SYSTEM! THIS A GEORGE SOROS BACKED KANGAROO COURT WITH TWO TIERS OF “JUSTICE”
@MikeBenzCyber - Mike Benz
The effective death sentence just given to Proud Boys head Enrique Tarrio is a testament to Trial By Hit Piece Media. Every mainstream media hit job on a regime target adds years of prison time to that target’s prison sentence when he is ultimately prosecuted by the regime.
@JackPosobiec - Jack Poso 🇺🇸
BREAKING: Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio sentenced to 22 years over Jan 6 riot he did not participate in https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-proud-boys-leader-enrique-tarrio-sentenced-to-22-years-over-jan-6-riot?utm_campaign=64483
@KurtSchemers - Kurt Schemers
BLM/ANTIFA (DOJ Alliance): Get a reduced sentence for arson and murder. Often charges dropped for other acts of violence and property damage. J6 (Enemy of the state): Walking on capitol grounds reciting Constitutional rights without entry, 22 years prison.
@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger
The media says the system didn't treat January 6 protesters differently from Black Lives Matter protesters, but it did: prosecutors charged 3x more J6 than BLM protesters; judges gave 5+ year sentences to 2x more J6 protesters. Prosecutors & judges put ideology before justice. https://t.co/Pu4eH21rup
@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger
Histrionic Narcissism Behind Unequal Sentences For January 6 And Black Lives Matter Protesters True justice must remain blind to politics and ideology by @galexybrane & @shellenberger It was right that a judge on Tuesday sentenced Enrique Tarrio, the leader of the Proud Boys, to prison for 22 years for his role in the January 6 riots, say mainstream journalists and experts in law and politics. The prosecutor presented evidence that the Proud Boys had a culture of violence, homophobia, and misogyny. Its recruiting manual said that to achieve a high rank in the group, Proud Boys must participate in “a major conflict for the cause” which can include “physical fights.” “I believed from my experience,” testified a Proud Boys member named Matthew Greene, “that violence was celebrated.” But it wasn’t right to sentence Tarrio to so many years in prison. Not only did Tarrio not commit any violent acts on January 6, he wasn’t even in town. And, after searching through more than half a million Proud Boy messages, US government investigators could not find any that contained an order from Tarrio or anyone else to forcibly stop the election certification, much less overturn the election. One week before January 6, Tarrio and other Proud Boys leaders had instructed Proud Boys members to obey police lines. The government’s entire case rested on the idea that the Proud Boys had a secret and unspoken plan to overthrow America’s democratic republic and replace it with a dictatorship led by former president Donald J. Trump. It’s true that many members of Proud Boys hold far-right extremist beliefs and glorify street violence. The Proud Boys created a sub-group, the “Ministry of Self-Defense,” to engage in the planned event at the Capitol. Another witness and former Proud Boy, Jeremy Bertino, claimed that there was an unstated understanding within the group that they would engage in “all-out revolution” to prevent president Biden from taking office. “I expected them to save the country by any means necessary, up to and including violence,” Bertino said. But the evidence suggests that the Proud Boys were troubled young and middle aged men who craved camaraderie and who were drawn into a boastful, insecure, and often toxic community. They were not highly organized and sophisticated coup leaders. It was a culture of “machismo,” “sophomoric humor,” and “rampant alcohol use,” internal messages suggested, not one of discipline, sophistication, and high-level connections required to overthrow the government. Most of all there was no secret or implicit plan, and the idea that there was is a conspiracy theory. In fact, the Proud Boys appeared surprised at how out-of-control January 6 became. When the rioters stormed the Capitol building, Greene said, “I was putting two and two together, and saying, ‘This is it.’” After the riot Tarrio told the group chat, “Make no mistake… we did this!” The closest evidence the prosecution had that Tarrio wanted to spark a bloody revolution was a message in a group chat: “— whispers — Seventeen seventy six.” Tarrio’s sentence is longer than the median time served in state prison for murder, rape, and other violent offenses. The jury convicted Tarrio of seditious conspiracy and the judge increased the length of Tarrio’s sentence by adding terrorism charges. While Tarrio’s punishment is the longest of the January 6 protesters, it’s not the cruelest or the most unusual. Jacob Chansley, the young man known as the QAnon shaman famous for wearing antlers, spent 11 months in solitary confinement for simply walking into the Senate chambers, nonviolently. A federal judge sentenced a 61-year-old grandmother, who had been in the Capitol a total of 18 minutes, to prison for 15 months after she spent two and half years in home detention. Tarrio’s 22 year long sentence is also significantly longer than if you light someone on fire in the name of Black Lives Matter, as Montez Lee did, during a 2020 riot in Minneapolis. The Department of Justice’s sentencing guidelines call for someone who commits a crime like Lee’s to face 20 years in prison. But on the same day a judge sentenced Tarrio, the Department of Justice argued in a sentencing memorandum that, because BLM protesters “felt angry, frustrated, and disenfranchised,” the judge should reduce his sentence to 10 years, which is less than half the sentence length of Tarrio. The New York Times explained that federal prosecutors dismissed BLM charges by the thousands because “protesters were exercising their basic civil rights,” and in most cases that is probably true. But in demanding harsh sentences for nonviolent January 6 rioters and leniency for violent BLM rioters, Biden’s Justice Department is openly engaging in political prosecutions. Where federal prosecutors brought charges against 1,146 people connected to the January 6 riot, they only brought charges against 300 people connected to BLM riots across the country. Where at least 10,000 people were arrested in the summer of 2020, some for minor offenses but others for burglary, looting, or assault, in BLM riots, about 2,000 January 6 protesters entered the Capitol Building. Millions of people participated in BLM protests and riots, which resulted in $2 billion in property damages, 25 deaths, and hundreds of injuries and assaults. As of the latest estimates from August 2021, about 10 people received prison terms of 5 years or more in connection to BLM riots. For comparison, out of 10,000 people present at the January 6 riot, at least 23 have received sentences longer than 5 years, some for nonviolent offenses. By one estimate, prosecutors dropped 90% of charges brought against BLM rioters in local jurisdictions. In Dallas and Philadelphia, where protests turned violent, prosecutors decided against prosecuting 95% of all citations issued. It is tempting to dismiss the disparity between the treatment of January 6 and BLM protesters as a consequence of partisan judges and juries, but it was a Trump-appointed judge who sentenced Tarrio. There appears to be no significant difference in the treatment of January 6 protesters by judges appointed by Republicans than by judges appointed by Democrats. What, then, explains the radically different sentences given to BLM protesters as compared to January 6 ones? Photo: A member of an activist group called “Rise and Resist” in front of the Thurgood Marshall Federal Courthouse demanding prosecutions of those involved in the planning of the January 6 protest. (Photo by Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images)
@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger
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@MattWallace888 - Matt Wallace
TODAY, Patrick Stedma, IS EXPECTED TO RECEIVE A 6 1/2 YEAR PRISON SENTENCE His “Crime”? He Supposedly “Encouraged” Others To Break A Door During The January 6th Protest and Also Briefly Walked Around Inside The Capital. NO VANDALISM NO VIOLENCE NO BURNING BUILDINGS NO WEAPON HE WAS TRYING TO “OVERTHROW” THE US GOVERNMENT HUH? WITH NO WEAPON?!?!?! 6 YEARS AWAY FROM YOUR FAMILY FOR WALKING IN A BUILDING THAT IS SUPPOSED TO BELONG TO THE PEOPLE!
@JoeyMannarinoUS - Joey Mannarino
Danny Masterson from THAT 70s SHOW just got 30 years for raping two women. My first thought: must be a Trump supporter. Because as we know, Democrats don’t go to prison for anything. Looking at you, Alec Baldwin. Looking at you, cop who shot unarmed Ashli Babbitt in the back. Looking at you, BLM RIOTERS who did $2,000,000,000 in damages to major cities. Only Trump supporters go to prison in this country anymore. If you don’t believe me, check in with the January 6 protesters still rotting away in Democrat gulags for simple unarmed trespass.
@meantweeting1 - Epstein's Sheet. 🧻
Two women in their 70’s were convicted for “blocking” an abortion clinic and now face up to 11 years in prison. Meanwhile, most BLM protestors who burned down buildings and destroyed our country for months had their charges dropped. Our GOVERNMENT has gone full DEMONIC!
@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok
$500 fine for burning down a Wendy’s for BLM, and 17 years in prison for knocking over a fence on Jan 6. 2-tier justice system. https://t.co/52YwyBvhqF
@BreannaMorello - Breanna Morello
Enrique Tarrio was sentenced to 22 years in prison—he wasn’t at the January 6th rally. Stewart Rhodes was sentenced to 18 years in prison—he never went into the Capitol. Trespassing is acceptable if you’re aligned with the correct regime.
@Sassafrass_84 - Sassafrass84
So we have conservatives rotting in jail for J6 while antifa gets their charges dropped. Did I hear that right? Fedsurrection. Two tiered. Brown shirts. Bidens Corrupt America https://t.co/xOkxOyWtsw
@greg_price11 - Greg Price
BREAKING: Ray Epps, the only January 6 protester who actually told people to go into the Capitol, has been officially sentenced to one year probation, $500 restitution, and 100 hours community service. While many J6 protesters are rotting in jail for non-violent crimes, Epps escapes a prison term entirely.
@greg_price11 - Greg Price
For reference, the average sentence a January 6 defendant has received is 3 years. For those who receive guilty pleas like Epps did, it has been two years. Yet for some reason the guy who instigated the Capitol riot has escaped with probation and community service.
@DefiyantlyFree - Insurrection Barbie
A 72-year-old grandmother who was praying at the capital during the J6 protest was just fined $103,000 dollars by Matthew Graves because she wasn’t repentant enough and as such poses a threat of political violence. She was charged with misdemeanors and she is a nonviolent offender who is 72 years old and who has never once been in trouble with the law. Not only was she charged $103,000 dollar fine but she was also given six months of house arrest, and 12 months of probation. This is no longer hyperbole. These people are Nazis. During the BLM riots, rioters that were responsible for $2 billion of damages and that injured 700 cops nationwide, walked. 2000 people whose charges were dropped by the DOJ. At the state level pretty much every single case was dropped except maybe six of the most serious cases, one of which involved fire bombing a New York squad car. Those two people only got 18 months in prison and I’ll tell you what they did not get a fine for $103,000 dollars. I would like to know where the outrage is? Or are people so clinically insane that they don’t understand what kind of communist thugs the Democratic Party has become?
@EuropeInvasionn - Europe Invasion
Left: Killed 14-year-old British boy with a machete. Sent to prison in March, to be released in 6 months. Right: Posted on X during riots. Will be in prison for 3 years. UK has fallen. https://t.co/E29ptcGgpr
@BrandonStraka - Brandon Straka #WalkAway
I’m still serving a sentence for standing outside the Capitol for 8 minutes. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden could have murdered someone over the past decade and nothing’s gonna happen.
@AdamO422018 - Adam Obest
@BrandonStraka Yes. He is corruptly influenced and cannot stop lying to fit his narrative. Everyone should always know about this case to prove the two-tiered system of justice DOJ has become: https://www.tampafp.com/pro-hamas-rioter-gets-community-service-after-punching-female-u-s-capitol-police-officer-in-dc/. Like Trump said, Department of Injustice. Disgrace!
@MrAndyNgo - Andy Ngo
Breaking: Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, who was sentenced to 22 years in prison for Jan. 6 even though he wasn't in Washington D.C. at the time, will be released. A D.C. jury convicted him of seditious conspiracy and other crimes in 2023 for the disruption of the counting of the electoral votes in the Capitol. He was given the longest sentence out of all Jan. 6 defendants. Related: Ethan Nordean, a Washington state Proud Boy member who went viral for knocking out a violent Antifa member in a Portland brawl, is being released from his 18-year Jan. 6 prison sentence.
@MrAndyNgo - Andy Ngo
Here is the 2018 Portland, Ore. video of Ethan Nordean knocking out a violent Rose City Antifa member who attacked him and others with a baton. In 2023, Nordean was sentenced to 18 years in prison for obstruction of an official proceeding and other crimes on Jan. 6. President Trump commuted (not pardoned) his sentence on Day One.
@LABallerLife - Neckbone Charles
@CMastrocola @Lor_blueeyes @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain I understand this is an emotional issue for you Cracker Barrel removed the symbolism from their logo that gave you a sense of Racial Pride The pride of seeing a Cauc male next to a barrel is gone now as well as the warming feeling of nostalgia it gave you. Nostalgia: https://t.co/zMqBrYxffK
@Lor_blueeyes - Laure
@LABallerLife @CMastrocola @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain This guy is not a racist but he likes to apologize for racists saying they aren’t racist. Anyway. Would you say you hate all white people?
@LABallerLife - Neckbone Charles
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain I believe that Hatred is a wasted emotion Racists call you a Racist when you share information about Racism Racists say anyone who shares information on Racism hates Caucs. Trump is the perfect example of a Racist who engages in that pathology: https://t.co/20yxpUK4UQ
@CMastrocola - Chris Mastrocola
@LABallerLife @Lor_blueeyes @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain https://t.co/ArRufyDO0I
@Lor_blueeyes - Laure
You might be mad @CMastrocola But I personally don’t like Caucasian. I’m not from the Caucase mountain. I’m not Russian. White Of European descent Also: “Racists say anyone who shares information on Racism hates Whites” is sadly true. The basis of the AntiCRT campaign you defend?
@CMastrocola - Chris Mastrocola
@Lor_blueeyes @LABallerLife @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain CRT is racism in the most literal sense of the word. "race-ism". It centers everything around race, and ties the "intersectionality" of all other forms of "oppression" to race and racism. The broader "Critical Therory" from which CRT derives is also a core tenent of Marxism.
@LABallerLife - Neckbone Charles
@CMastrocola @Lor_blueeyes @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain Every election cycle they feed the Racists something to rally against: BLM CRT DEI They need something to being themselves together under the banner of “wh*tness” Birtherism is how trump became the messiah for the Racists Core tenants of Cauc Supremacy on display https://t.co/kHwgOQiARB
@_threadkiller_ - Natural Selection
@LABallerLife @CMastrocola @Lor_blueeyes @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain Yet more and more non whites vote MAGA every election cycle. So you’re forced to alienate more and more people with your derivative racism. MAGA is whiteness only to you virulent racists. Most people, regardless of race, aren’t endemically racist like you. 🇺🇸
@Lor_blueeyes - Laure
Yup. Propaganda works. But Trump is going to show all of us how his ideas hurt America. You want to deport workers, tax imports, plan to change your Ed system and make it more discriminatory and then break all ties with our allies while the world continues to prosper? Because he wants a dictatorship, you want a dictatorship , christofascist want a theocracy which is a dictatorship You don’t care. This dictatorship will give your children a leg up.
@_threadkiller_ - Natural Selection
@Lor_blueeyes @LABallerLife @CMastrocola @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain Propaganda works? That that’s your answer for why more and more minority voters join MAGA. But the propaganda you and the media scream constantly is MAGA is racist dictators. That only benefit white people. What propaganda is working on minority communities?
@Lor_blueeyes - Laure
@_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @CMastrocola @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain Anti abortion propaganda “Christians are victims”propaganda AntiLGBT propaganda “Those who say there is still racism” propaganda “Immigrants take from Americans” propaganda Tribalism propaganda “It was better under Jim Crow” propaganda FBA propaganda
@CMastrocola - Chris Mastrocola
@Lor_blueeyes @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain While I can extrapolate what you meant from our past conversations, that reads like you were drunk when you wrote it. People only pivot from left to right, not right to left. Their reasons why don't describe "propaganda", but a thoughtful realization. And they don't go back.
@Lor_blueeyes - Laure
@CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain Disagree. Many people are telling me -in real life -that they regret voting for mass deportations -they thought it would be just for the actual criminals Trump’s results will define the next election
@CMastrocola - Chris Mastrocola
@Lor_blueeyes @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain Disapproving of how the admin they voted for, executes the policies they voted for, isn't a pivot from right to left. It's a criticism. Entering the country illegally is a criminal act. If they didn't understand that, I can't account for their ignorance.
@Lor_blueeyes - Laure
@CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain It’s a misdemeanor &most of us are ready to forgive it. But I guess they didn’t climb the wall at the Capitol, so they don’t deserve leniency right?
@CMastrocola - Chris Mastrocola
@Lor_blueeyes @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain J6 pardons came as a response to individuals having been denied their Constitutional rights for 3-4 years. Effectively designating all of them as having "time served" status. Compare their prison stays to any other criminal tresspass, or even first-time assault charge in DC.
@Lor_blueeyes - Laure
@CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @MarlinDBJr @carolmswain I don’t care if all you did wrong that day was trespassing But I do care that those who hurt cops, got out too. Do you not see the difference??
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain Should the police officers - seen on video and heard talking about it, confirming context and motive at times - who shot rubber bullets and tear gas into the crowd from above when they were standing peacefully outside the last row of fencing have been convicted?
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain Should the officer who shot Ashli Babbitt have been charged? When he shot her the hallway and stairwell behind her were filled with police in riot gear who had just been talking with her in the hallway moments before she was shot. She was unarmed.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain Should the officer who pulled the grip and shoved one of the Jan 6th participants who was attempting to climb *away* on the stair wall - video shows police pushing back and crowding the top of the stairs outside the Capitol, making him fall and suffer injury - have been charged?
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain Old men and women who were standing at the racks before the breach were clubbed and shoved by police. Should those police have been charged? In instances, flags were grabbed by police then the flag rods were used to hit protesters. Should those police have been charged?
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain A specific case - Owen Shroyer @OwenShroyer1776 - didn't enter the Capitol and even stood outside shouted with and without a megaphone for a long time, urging people to not enter the Capitol. He was sentenced and sent to prison just for being there.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 Samuel Montoya went into the Capitol as a journalist on Jan 6th - was not seen or charged for violence, damage, theft, or instigating - was sentenced to 3 years probation and 4 months of home detention. Journalists associated with larger press corps were not. Was that justice?
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 Joe Biggs was sentenced to 17 years for multiple crimes. Materially his crimes consisted of pushing a barrier out of the way and entering the Capitol on Jan 6th. They convicted him of seditious conspiracy based on opinions he expressed about the election. Was that justice?
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 The "Podium Guy" simply walked around with a podium and then put it back in the rotunda before leaving the Capitol on Jan 6th. He was sentenced to 75 days in prison, 1 yr supervised release, 200 hours of community service, and a $5,000 fine. Was that justice? https://t.co/wX2O4Nz2LG
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 The vast majority of Jan 6th participants who were convicted of crimes did not engage in violence nor damage to property. Many of them were arrested and awaited trial in jail cells for months or even over a year - over a year in jail without a conviction.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 People who were simply standing in the crowd outside of the Capitol were shot with non-lethal weapons by police. In dozens of instances these weapons caused injuries that required hospital care or medical attention and permanent scarring.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 Jan 6th trials often gave court appointed lawyers who urged defendants to plead guilty to whatever charges were levied at them. Family members of Jan 6th defendants were harassed and investigated and many lost their jobs as a result.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 Multiple active federal agents were among the crowd and to this day their roles in Jan 6th have not been revealed, and the lack of investigations and convictions on some if the worst participants indicates a coverup. Does this all sound like justice?
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 Now juxtaposition this with illegal aliens - all of whom have access to ports of entry. All of whom choose to enter the country illegally. Many of whom commit crimes after entering, particularly identity theft. A very large number of whom get on public assistance programs.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 A notable number of illegal aliens participate in human trafficking others. When ICE rightfully raids neighborhoods harboring illegal aliens, some of them participate in riotous behavior throwing objects at LEOs and their vehicles, setting fires, and waiving flags of origin.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 You posture as if some sort of injustice is taking place and defend and side with the illegal aliens. You side with the NGOs - funded by billionaires and foreign govts and even our own tax money against the will of many taxpayers.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 In every single instance of the media spotlighting illegal aliens being captured and put into processing to be deported you've sided with the illegal aliens. You've criticized Trump, Republican, "MAGAts," etc. You make it a race issue repeatedly.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 You never said a single word in defense of Jan 6ers. You never expressed interest in the actual truth of what occurred. You supported sending all of them to prison and every bit of violence and financial ruin against them.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 The fact is you have no moral standing. Your perspective isn't moral. It's an arbitrary anti-white, anti-American perspective. You aren't defending illegal aliens against injustice. You're simply supporting sides among many causes against people you've identified as your enemies.
@MarlinDBJr - Marlin Ballance Jr
@Lor_blueeyes @CMastrocola @_threadkiller_ @LABallerLife @carolmswain @OwenShroyer1776 This is you regurgitating blatantly false and misleading information. No tanks have rolled over cars. Arrests without warrants is usually how people are arrested for street crime/crime stopped in the act. You're a willful, disingenuous propaganda account. https://t.co/Fik55AMV2d
@amuse - @amuse
JUSTICE? Kentucky's Democrat Governor believes J6 defendants that never even entered the Capitol or laid a hand on anyone like Enrique Tarrio deserve to be in prison for 20+ years, but murderers like Roland Exantus who killed a 6-year-old boy in his bed stabbing his father and sisters deserves to be released after just 7 years; the same sentence Rep Santos received. 70% of Exantus' sentence was eliminated because he hasn't killed anyone while in prison. Based on this good behavior Governor Beshear and the Parole Board he appointed claim they have no choice but to release him back into the community to live alongside the Tipton family. h/t @unlimited_ls
@DC_Draino - DC_Draino
A Proud Boys leader was sentenced to 17 years in prison after his punishment was enhanced for “damaging a government-owned fence” For some reason, BLM & Antifa insurrectionists did not get the same punishment when they violently raided the White House
@elonmusk - Elon Musk
Chansley got 4 years in prison for a non-violent, police-escorted tour!? Dave Chapelle was violently assaulted on stage by a guy with a knife. That guy got a $3000 fine & no prison time.
@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger
The media says the system didn't treat January 6 protesters differently from Black Lives Matter protesters, but it did: prosecutors charged 3x more J6 than BLM protesters; judges gave 5+ year sentences to 2x more J6 protesters. Prosecutors & judges put ideology before justice.
