PeanutGallery
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- Jan 22, 2022
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Yet someone was still murdered.
Because according to the charges, the people charged or that will be charged with sedition planned and had "organized" with one or more others and had specific plans to stop the certification of the election.
Aside from them, a huge majority of the people did not plan, organize, or collaborate. They were simply independent protestors/rioters who were caught up in the crowd.
Apparently, reading is not your strong suit. So, let me bring up the law again from post #25 with the pertinent information you're overlooking. "Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, ..." It doesn't matter if the majority didn't plan, organize or collaborate. If they participated, they've met the threshold for being part of an insurrection. So, again, you can't seem to answer why AG Garland does not charge them since they did go into the Capitol and engaged in a crime. So, you're going to do what I'm sure you're going to do. Tap dance around the question again.