Faun
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Maybe this is what you're talking about ... ?I don't think either has happened yet. Can you link to an article?the ag dropped the bogus charges,,,The governor pardoned them. End of story.Wut? Did the McClownskey prevail in their case?you would think after you were so wrong about the mccloskeys you would know to keep your mouth shut until all the facts are out,,He killed people. And one of those people was a citizen trying to disarm a shooter, someone you normally support.He's not going dear----------More nonsense. He'll be an adult when he goes to prison.I'm not the one promoting the rape of children, here.You must an imbecile if you don't know that's what goes on in prisons.You wish to see a 17 year old boy forced to suck cocks.LOL
Your idea of what men do is sucking cock in prison?? Thst's what that little terrorist is gonna be doing for the rest of his life.
There are words I could use to describe what you promote and the loathing I feel, but I cannot use them here.
You are.
The DA and cops in Illinois are protecting him and the charges are only meant to do so at this point.
secondly, do you really think Trump or the trumpers and soccer moms would allow the beasts to lock up this sweet boy who cleans up graffetti and carries around a med kit and wears patriotic clogs. HUn, the boy signals you goofy anti american communists/anarchists end----he is a rallying point now.
Creates an ethical dilemma a doesnt it? One person, wh would be considered an shooter shooting in self defense and another citizen trying to disarm an active shooter, gets killed.
If the politics were reversed, you would defend the citizen trying to take down a shooter. At the time no one could he wasnt just some militant nut.
sadly thats not the case,,,
just checked google and they arent giving anything current,,will try firefox later,,
from what I heard the state AG stepped in and had the charges dropped,,
Missouri AG intervenes in case against St. Louis couple who defended their home with guns
Mark McCloskey claims that protesters began making threats towards him and his wife. He went inside and retrieved a pistol and what appeared to be an AR-15.
www.lawenforcementtoday.com
Editor note: A previous version of this story suggested all charges were dropped against the couple. Now legal sources in the city say that is not yet formally the case. The Missouri AG is still seeking to dismiss the case. We’ll be sure to keep you updated on this breaking story as new details become available.