American Patriot Forced to Plead Guilty

[FA_Q2]

great. hold him as accountable as you did for those in Portland and many other major cities in the US

No.

We should never fall into the pit of seeking justice based on a previous miscarriage of such.

 

[FA_Q2]

It's not illegal in this country to have guns or gasoline, until they are improperly used to infringe on the rights of others. Once again, who did this guy harm?

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It is, however, illegal to have a molotov cocktail in DC. § 22–4515a. Manufacture, transfer, use, possession, or transportation of Molotov cocktails, or other explosives for unlawful purposes, prohibited; definitions; penalties. | D.C. Law Library

Now you may disagree with the law. Disagree with its constitutionality or its merit in the first place. It is, however still currently illegal. That is simply a fact. All case law and all understanding of the second amendment also does not extend to explosive devises as those are not considered arms. Again, if you disagree, that is irrelevant, as it stands now for this person the acts are illegal.

 

[FA_Q2]

It's not illegal in this country to have guns or gasoline, until they are improperly used to infringe on the rights of others. Once again, who did this guy harm?

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It is, however, illegal to have a molotov cocktail in DC. § 22–4515a. Manufacture, transfer, use, possession, or transportation of Molotov cocktails, or other explosives for unlawful purposes, prohibited; definitions; penalties. | D.C. Law Library

Now you may disagree with the law. Disagree with its constitutionality or its merit in the first place. It is, however still currently illegal. That is simply a fact. All case law and all understanding of the second amendment also does not extend to explosive devises as those are not considered arms. Again, if you disagree, that is irrelevant, as it stands now for this person the acts are illegal.

Thanks for making a case that Trump lies caused the riot...

This is a pretty clear indication that Trump was the instigator of the riot if the Trump supporters in the riot believed this...

Again thanks...

In the very same way that Sanders is guilty of instigating a hit on congress with the baseball shooting.

Because incitement seems to be a simple concept that you do not understand.

 

[Seawytch]

They were videos throwing them at the courthouse, numskull. One genius even set himself on fire trying to throw one.

Were any of them arrested?

What's your guess?

My guess is yes…

Portland protester guilty of arson sentenced to 48 months in prison

Cyan Bass previously pleaded guilty to setting parts of the Multnomah County Justice Center on fire during a Sept. 23, 2020 protest.

www.opb.org

 

[bripat9643]

My guess is yes…

Portland protester guilty of arson sentenced to 48 months in prison

Cyan Bass previously pleaded guilty to setting parts of the Multnomah County Justice Center on fire during a Sept. 23, 2020 protest.

www.opb.org

That's one.

There were hundreds of people committing arson.

 

[OKTexas]

WTF?
Ever watched the show cops.
NO, locked compartments can and are searched........................... wow.

Another WTF?
'And in the States and the federal government, law enforcement powers are vested in the Executive Branch'.

Then you bring up congress?
Hint: They're to separate branches of the government.

The office of the Attorney General was established by the Judiciary Act of 1789 as a part-time job for one person, but grew with the bureaucracy. At one time, the Attorney General gave legal advice to the U.S. Congress, as well as the President.

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ), also known as the Justice Department, is a federal executive department of the United States government tasked with the enforcement of federal law and administration of justice in the United States. It is equivalent to the justice or interior ministries of other countries.

The modern incarnation of the department was formed in 1870 during the Ulysses S. Grant presidency. The department is composed of federal law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Marshals Service, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

So you still can't provide where in the Constitution congress is authorized a police force that answers only to them. GOT IT!!!!!!!

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[OKTexas]

Sure, just like a guy with a dead body in his back seat with stab wounds.
Outside of that, no law was broken, he even used his turn signals.

District of Columbia home rule is District of Columbia residents' ability to govern their local affairs. As the federal capital, the Constitution grants the United States Congress exclusive jurisdiction over the District in "all cases whatsoever".

On August 6, 1861, the Thirty-Seventh Congress of the United States created a Metropolitan Police District of the District of Columbia or what became known as the Metropolitan Police Department.

As the American Civil War raged on, U.S. President Abraham Lincoln took a personal interest in the formation of a regular police force for the U.S. capital. Washington had quickly filled with soldiers, government employees, and citizens hoping to cash in on the war.
The crowds, crime, and the constant threat of enemy spies, had made the capital into a rowdy city barely under control.

On September 11, 1861 a new law enforcement agency, the Washington Metropolitan police, began patrolling the gritty streets of the capital. In the years immediately before the Civil War, Washington had a dual police force.

The inefficiency, ineffectiveness, and apparent corruption led Congress to finally act on the matter in August 6, 1861 by creating a centralized Metropolitan Police District.
Congress authorized the President to appoint five police commissioners; three from Washington, one from Georgetown and one from the part of the District of Columbia lying outside the city. The newly constituted Board of Police which also included the mayors of Washington and Georgetown, were directed to divide D.C. into ten precincts, establish police stations, and assign sergeants and patrolmen.
The force's primary responsibilities were to render military assistance to the civil authorities, to quell riots, suppress insurrection, protect property, preserve the public tranquility, prevent crime and arrest offenders.

Still can't stay on point, carry on commie.

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[Nuthin' Fancy]

So you still can't provide where in the Constitution congress is authorized a police force that answers only to them. GOT IT!!!!!!!

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There weren't any police when they wrote the constitution, you fucking moron.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Still can't stay on point, carry on commie.

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Holy shit, you must be a 'scholar' in fucking Texas, you imbecile.

 

[OKTexas]

It is, however, illegal to have a molotov cocktail in DC. § 22–4515a. Manufacture, transfer, use, possession, or transportation of Molotov cocktails, or other explosives for unlawful purposes, prohibited; definitions; penalties. | D.C. Law Library

Now you may disagree with the law. Disagree with its constitutionality or its merit in the first place. It is, however still currently illegal. That is simply a fact. All case law and all understanding of the second amendment also does not extend to explosive devises as those are not considered arms. Again, if you disagree, that is irrelevant, as it stands now for this person the acts are illegal.

Yeah, except the guy didn't have completed Molotov cocktails, did he?

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[Seawytch]

That's one.

There were hundreds of people committing arson.

Hundreds? Hyperbole much? Fact is that the guy was caught and went to prison. The January 6th terrorist in the OP got caught and is going to prison. I'm certainly happy to see the justice system working in both cases. You?

 

[OKTexas]

There weren't any police when they wrote the constitution, you fucking moron.

Actually there were, but that's beside the point. The Constitution charges only one person with federal law enforcement, that can be found in Article 2, not Article 1 which establishes congress. Now you should apologize to the board for your ignorance of the founding document.

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[Seawytch]

Yeah, except the guy didn't have completed Molotov cocktails, did he?

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Who says they weren't "completed"? He had mason jars filled with an ignitable substance, rags and lighters. What makes it "incomplete", he hadn't lit the damn thing yet?

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Yeah, except the guy didn't have completed Molotov cocktails, did he?

"Officers searched the truck and discovered it was equipped for war. Among the weapons found inside the interior and truck bed were: three guns, including an assault-style rifle; hundreds of rounds of ammunition; several machetes; camouflage smoke devices; a stun gun; a crossbow with bolts; and 11 Molotov cocktails in the form of mason jars with gasoline inside and a hole punched at the top."

Yeah, completion of the Molotov cocktails was the deal breaker?
Imbecile.

 

[jc456]

It is, however, illegal to have a molotov cocktail in DC. § 22–4515a. Manufacture, transfer, use, possession, or transportation of Molotov cocktails, or other explosives for unlawful purposes, prohibited; definitions; penalties. | D.C. Law Library

Now you may disagree with the law. Disagree with its constitutionality or its merit in the first place. It is, however still currently illegal. That is simply a fact. All case law and all understanding of the second amendment also does not extend to explosive devises as those are not considered arms. Again, if you disagree, that is irrelevant, as it stands now for this person the acts are illegal.

only if it was legally removed, without a warrant they illegally removed them.

 

[jc456]

Who says they weren't "completed"? He had mason jars filled with an ignitable substance, rags and lighters. What makes it "incomplete", he hadn't lit the damn thing yet?

the cloths weren't in the jar. It's not a weapon until then. no firing pin.

 

[jc456]

"Officers searched the truck and discovered it was equipped for war. Among the weapons found inside the interior and truck bed were: three guns, including an assault-style rifle; hundreds of rounds of ammunition; several machetes; camouflage smoke devices; a stun gun; a crossbow with bolts; and 11 Molotov cocktails in the form of mason jars with gasoline inside and a hole punched at the top."

Yeah, completion of the Molotov cocktails was the deal breaker?
Imbecile.

it isn't a cocktail with out the tail

 

[LaDairis]

An American patriot protesting the stolen election was forced to plead guilty by Biden's DOJ.

---Coffman, an Army veteran from the town of Falkville in northern Alabama, was among the first people indicted in the Capitol riot probe. Two Capitol Police officers were sweeping the area with police canines when they spotted what appeared to be the handle of a gun on the front passenger seat of his red GMC Sierra pickup truck, federal prosecutors said.---

Capitol riot suspect who brought Molotov cocktails to D.C. pleads guilty

Kids, wife, or another HOMO in MAGAdrag?

 

[Seawytch]

WING NUTS: He was just there to peacefully protest!

"investigators said they found a "large and unlawful" trove of weapons, including a loaded handgun, rifle, shotgun, several large-capacity ammunition feeding devices, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a crossbow with bolts, several machetes, a stun gun and the Molotov cocktails."

Uh huh...so peaceful.

I'm sure if his name was Mohammed, the wingnuts on the board would be singing an entirely different tune...

 

[Seawytch]

the cloths weren't in the jar. It's not a weapon until then. no firing pin.

So I was right...you think it wasn't complete because he hadn't lit the damn thing yet. Ya'll nuts are scary.