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Not even a little help. Except of course by pleading guilty, he is likely to get the benefit of leniency instead of a maximum sentence if he’d gone to trial and lost. But my prior post (as previously amended) remains completely correct.Tell the guilty party that. I'm sure it's going to be a big help.
BLM didn't storm the Capitol, and there is no organized group called ANTIFA.You could have just said they're like BLM and antifa.
Your prior post is worth teats on a bo hog as far as I'm concerned. The traitor pleaded guilty. That's good enough for me. And he's willing to cooperate. That means more are coming.Not even a little help. Except of course by pleading guilty, he is likely to get the benefit of leniency instead of a maximum sentence if he’d gone to trial and lost. But my prior post (as previously amended) remains completely correct.
Actually, lots of folks who plead guilty aren’t actually guilty. It is not entirely common, maybe. But it sadly isn’t rare, either. It’s one of those criminal Justice system’s “we’d rather not talk about it” things.Then he's a dumbass for pleading guilty for something he didn't do. Fuck him. He was there wasn't he? That's enough for me.
How are they good Americans exactly? And can you prove Democrats are communists?You are right, those good Americans are conservatives. Democrats are communists bent on the destruction of the country.
BLM didn't storm the Capitol, and there is no organized group called ANTIFA.
Actually, lots of folks who plead guilty aren’t actually guilty. It is not entirely common, maybe. But it sadly isn’t rare, either. It’s one of those criminal Justice system’s “we’d rather not talk about it” things.
How are they good Americans exactly? And can you prove Democrats are communists?
Who cares how allegedly unorganized Antifa is? What a stupid effort at meaningless deflection. Antifa is plenty organized enough. Same playbook in many different areas. Funding by Soros too. You don’t really think that massive scumbag would deprive them of coordination, do you?BLM didn't storm the Capitol, and there is no organized group called ANTIFA.
They'll fry the rest of those traitors too.
I don't give a shit. The man went to the Capitol. It's a federal building he wasn't supposed to be in. He's lucky he isn't dead as a hammer. Fuck him and the rest of those traitors.Actually, lots of folks who plead guilty aren’t actually guilty. It is not entirely common, maybe. But it sadly isn’t rare, either. It’s one of those criminal Justice system’s “we’d rather not talk about it” things.
Who cares how allegedly unorganized Antifa is? What a stupid effort at meaningless deflection. Antifa is plenty organized enough. Same playbook in many different areas. Funding by Soros too. You don’t really think that massive scumbag would deprive them of coordination, do you?
I don't give a shit. The man went to the Capitol. It's a federal building he wasn't supposed to be in. He's lucky he isn't dead as a hammer. Fuck him and the rest of those traitors.
I don't. It doesn't exist. That's your fantasy, not mine.Who cares how allegedly unorganized Antifa is? What a stupid effort at meaningless deflection. Antifa is plenty organized enough. Same playbook in many different areas. Funding by Soros too. You don’t really think that massive scumbag would deprive them of coordination, do you?
You won't be making one for it, because on paper, it doesn't exist. It appears in your airy-fairy noggin.Anti-fa is intentionally cell based so morons like BWK can make the claim he is making.
I understand that in federal cases, unlike in many state cases, the prosecution can’t make an offer for any specific lower sentence. The judge gets to make that call regardless of what the prosecutor and the defense think might be appropriate. But the main stick is the US Code section defining the particular crime. In the case of seditious conspiracy, the law lists it as: “they shall each be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years, or both.”Lets see what they get as a sentence vs. what the prosecutors were threatening them with.
Then lock their asses up along with the Right-wing militia that planted most of the trouble. I don't care.Yet assaulting in federal courthouse for weeks is OK, right?
Just a fiery but mostly peaceful protest?
You won't be making one for it, because on paper, it doesn't exist. It appears in your airy-fairy noggin.
Then lock their asses up along with the Right-wing militia that planted most of the trouble. I don't care.
I understand that in federal cases, unlike in many state cases, the prosecution can’t make an offer for any specific lower sentence. The judge gets to make that call regardless of what the prosecutor and the defense think might be appropriate. But the main stick is the US Code section defining the particular crime. In the case of seditious conspiracy, the law lists it as: “they shall each be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years, or both.”
I assume the judge will shave off a fair amount for the plea, but will still feel compelled to bitch slap the defendant as an example. It is possible that the defendant could serve no time. But I wouldn’t bet on that, either. Pure guess; he’s going to get 5 years or more.
