Gaw617 said:
Let us know when Don Lemon is arrested
Well, we tried.
Commie judge gonna commie.
Hope they prosecute the lib idiots who invaded the church
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Well, we tried.
Commie judge gonna commie.
While I support the charges we have got from Bondi so far, it really isn't enough. You think the Left would let any of these people skate if it was a bunch of "white supremacists" disrupting a Black church? Of course not, the Left would throw the book at everyone involved, everyone who had prior knowledge of it, and probably everyone who they are friends with on social media. Because the Left does not mess around when they are in power.
Keyno said:
While I support the charges we have got from Bondi so far, it really isn't enough. You think the Left would let any of these people skate if it was a bunch of "white supremacists" disrupting a Black church? Of course not, the Left would throw the book at everyone involved, everyone who had prior knowledge of it, and probably everyone who they are friends with on social media. Because the Left does not mess around when they are in power.
I do hope they continue.
I hope that Lemon faces the music. But, I doubt he will, since he is from the protected class.
But, at this point, he can't say he did nothing wrong. Now he has to say he wasn't there participating, only there to be a journalist.
Better than nothing though. And, that is what a lot of people said would happen. Nothing.
BusterAg said:Keyno said:
While I support the charges we have got from Bondi so far, it really isn't enough. You think the Left would let any of these people skate if it was a bunch of "white supremacists" disrupting a Black church? Of course not, the Left would throw the book at everyone involved, everyone who had prior knowledge of it, and probably everyone who they are friends with on social media. Because the Left does not mess around when they are in power.
I do hope they continue.
I hope that Lemon faces the music. But, I doubt he will, since he is from the protected class.
But, at this point, he can't say he did nothing wrong. Now he has to say he wasn't there participating, only there to be a journalist.
Better than nothing though. And, that is what a lot of people said would happen. Nothing.
Lemon's "I was just doing journalism" defense will probably hold up, but it shouldn't. You know from his statements both before and after the event that he supported what went down and feels no remorse whatsoever.
For a bunch of authoritarians, they do tend to work through the legal system when tracking down the American left's goon squads.
Not as if any of these people are being holed up in a 3rd rate DC prison and denied their right to a fair trial or anything.
BusterAg: good crow counting!
Not as if any of these people are being holed up in a 3rd rate DC prison and denied their right to a fair trial or anything.
BusterAg: good crow counting!
Thanks haus.
Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then.
Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then.
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony, right?
Disrupting a church service to call out a pastor for blatantly going against the teachings of Christ cannot in good faith be categorized as "injuring, threatening, or intimidating someone to prevent them from exercising rights secured by the U.S. Constitution" for the purposes of 18 USC 241. If this somehow makes it to trial, there's practically zero chance they get convicted. The 2026 midterms can't come soon enough.
Disrupting a church service to call out a pastor for blatantly going against the teachings of Christ cannot in good faith be categorized as "injuring, threatening, or intimidating someone to prevent them from exercising rights secured by the U.S. Constitution" for the purposes of 18 USC 241. If this somehow makes it to trial, there's practically zero chance they get convicted. The 2026 midterms can't come soon enough.
I somewhat regret they didn't try to disrupt services in a denomination with a protection force. The elimination of that crew by the congregation would be a thing of beauty.
Straight propaganda from the state. They're altering photos now. Yall really ****ed up.
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AtticusMatlock said:
They could take it to a Grand Jury (I assume).
Yes
This isn't even a good troll attempt.Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony,
D-
The lefties are trying HARD to make this about them. It isn't. It IS about a group of insane Marxist wackos invading a place of worship and terrorizing the congregation and swearing at children. Defend that - I dare you.
Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony, right?
Disrupting a church service to call out a pastor for blatantly going against the teachings of Christ cannot in good faith be categorized as "injuring, threatening, or intimidating someone to prevent them from exercising rights secured by the U.S. Constitution" for the purposes of 18 USC 241. If this somehow makes it to trial, there's practically zero chance they get convicted. The 2026 midterms can't come soon enough.
Wow.
Here is the law:
Quote:
(a)Prohibited Activities.Whoever
(1)
by force or threat of force or by physical obstruction, intentionally injures, intimidates or interferes with or attempts to injure, intimidate or interfere with any person because that person is or has been, or in order to intimidate such person or any other person or any class of persons from, obtaining or providing reproductive health services;
(2)
by force or threat of force or by physical obstruction, intentionally injures, intimidates or interferes with or attempts to injure, intimidate or interfere with any person lawfully exercising or seeking to exercise the First Amendment right of religious freedom at a place of religious worship; or
(3)
intentionally damages or destroys the property of a facility, or attempts to do so, because such facility provides reproductive health services, or intentionally damages or destroys the property of a place of religious worship,
shall be subject to the penalties provided in subsection (b) and the civil remedies provided in subsection (c), except that a parent or legal guardian of a minor shall not be subject to any penalties or civil remedies under this section for such activities insofar as they are directed exclusively at that minor.
1) When you read that law above, are you honestly taking the position that the protestors did not do (a)(2)? At all? That it is so obvious that the protestors did not do (a)(2) that there should not even be a trail? Is that really your position? Do you think that is an intellectually honest position?
2) Do you realize that this law was passed in 1994 to protect Mosques from being harassed by individuals after the 1993 world trade center bombing? Would you support Westboro Baptist Church entering into a Masque and protesting their unequal treatment of women in the middle of their prayer time?
3) You do realize, don't you, that places of worship are the number 1 target of mass shootings in the United States, passing even schools? Did you know that there have been over 30 mass shootings in places of worship since 1997 where over 50 people are murdered? Don't you think that places of worship, like churches, Masques and Synagogues should have special protections since they are such vulnerable targets of mass murder?
Were you just ignorant of the law before you typed that post, or are you sticking to your guns and saying that these protestors did not " attempts to injure, intimidate or interfere with any person lawfully exercising or seeking to exercise the First Amendment right of religious freedom at a place of religious worship;" If that is not what happened, can you give an example of what WOULD be crossing the line where someone was trying to interfere with a person lawfully seeking to exercise their first amendment right of religious freedom in a place of religious worship?
I honestly want to understand how someone could hold the position you are trying to hold in that post.
Ellis Wyatt said:Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony,
This isn't even a good troll attempt.
D-
SHHHHHH!!!
I want to hear he/her try and defend that undefendable position. It should be fun!
Bucketrunner said:
I somewhat regret they didn't try to disrupt services in a denomination with a protection force. The elimination of that crew by the congregation would be a thing of beauty.
I'm glad no one got hurt.
I am glad FBI and Homeland Security arrested Nekima Levy Armstrong, Chauntyll Louisa Allen, and William Kelly. This is a good start, and I hope more agitators will be arrested. It is despicable how A U.S. magistrate judge in Minnesota rejected a proposed criminal complaint from the U.S. Department of Justice against former CNN anchor Don Lemon, who livestreamed the protest from within the church, according to a source familiar with the matter.
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/civil-rights-activists-arrested-over-minnesota-church-protest-2026-01-22/
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/civil-rights-activists-arrested-over-minnesota-church-protest-2026-01-22/
So Pylon, you and those like you are the sole arbiters of what is or isn't Christian or religious?
I disagree with the denial or diminishment of Christ in a Muslim or UUC venue. It doesn't grant me right to enter their houses of worship and violate their Bill of Rights protections.
In a nation founded heavily on the concept that our rights emanate from God, most of us are going to take a dim view towards those working constantly to deny the exercise of religious worship.
We have laws protecting worship for reasons philosophical and historical in nature.
Judging from recent behavior from the American left while in and out of power, those laws are needed now more than ever.
I disagree with the denial or diminishment of Christ in a Muslim or UUC venue. It doesn't grant me right to enter their houses of worship and violate their Bill of Rights protections.
In a nation founded heavily on the concept that our rights emanate from God, most of us are going to take a dim view towards those working constantly to deny the exercise of religious worship.
We have laws protecting worship for reasons philosophical and historical in nature.
Judging from recent behavior from the American left while in and out of power, those laws are needed now more than ever.
BusterAg said:Ellis Wyatt said:Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony,
This isn't even a good troll attempt.
D-
SHHHHHH!!!
I want to hear he/her try and defend that undefendable position. It should be fun!
As usual, Pylon does a drive-by troll and disappears.
Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony, right?
Disrupting a church service to call out a pastor for blatantly going against the teachings of Christ cannot in good faith be categorized as "injuring, threatening, or intimidating someone to prevent them from exercising rights secured by the U.S. Constitution" for the purposes of 18 USC 241. If this somehow makes it to trial, there's practically zero chance they get convicted. The 2026 midterms can't come soon enough.
You can't disrupt a worship service whether you agree with the teachings or not. Can protestors invade a gay church and disrupt its worship services because their teachings are not biblical?
Are you saying that after the midterms we won't be protecting the constitutional rights of our citizens?
Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony, right?
Disrupting a church service to call out a pastor for blatantly going against the teachings of Christ cannot in good faith be categorized as "injuring, threatening, or intimidating someone to prevent them from exercising rights secured by the U.S. Constitution" for the purposes of 18 USC 241. If this somehow makes it to trial, there's practically zero chance they get convicted. The 2026 midterms can't come soon enough.
2000AgPhD said:BusterAg said:Ellis Wyatt said:Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony,
This isn't even a good troll attempt.
D-
SHHHHHH!!!
I want to hear he/her try and defend that undefendable position. It should be fun!
As usual, Pylon does a drive-by troll and disappears.
Too bad.
What a coward. Back to his / her little protected garden in Premium, I guess, bless his/her heart.
Would have been fun.
BusterAg said:ExPeterKeating said:
Again, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO ANY OF THEM.
You get a second helping, too.
Trust me, no one is eating crow. Your celebrating is WAY premature. Arrests are nothing. Let us know when any of these people actually go to prison. I would settle for a felony plea bargain. I would settle for the DOJ actually prosecuting. They won't. I would even settle for a civil suit for civil rights or hate crimes. The admin got their day of Twitter posts with lunatics in hand cuffs. Hannity got his day of "OUTRAGE". The media cycle has ended and this is already forgotten. All of the arrested and Don Lemon are laughing and the lunatic leftists are fundraising off of this.
Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony, right?
Disrupting a church service to call out a pastor for blatantly going against the teachings of Christ cannot in good faith be categorized as "injuring, threatening, or intimidating someone to prevent them from exercising rights secured by the U.S. Constitution" for the purposes of 18 USC 241. If this somehow makes it to trial, there's practically zero chance they get convicted. The 2026 midterms can't come soon enough.
Hey there Pylon... what I'm about to say is not hype, I'm 100% serious. Those people should be prosecuted and thrown in prison to never see the light of day again. They are pure evil and I'm not surprised at all that you support them.
The midterms won't help you. We control the WH.
Watch out! After the midterms you are going to be arrested because Pylon's real pronouns are they/them.
ExPeterKeating said:BusterAg said:ExPeterKeating said:
Again, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO ANY OF THEM.
You get a second helping, too.
Alas, something DID happen to them. Not enough, yet, but your OP did say "nothing" without a qualifier. I'll go out on a limb here and say they'll prosecute the white psycho WokeJackass and let the two black ladies off with a slap on the wrist.
ExPeterKeating said:BusterAg said:ExPeterKeating said:
Again, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO ANY OF THEM.
You get a second helping, too.
Trust me, no one is eating crow. Your celebrating is WAY premature. Arrests are nothing. Let us know when any of these people actually go to prison. I would settle for a felony plea bargain. I would settle for the DOJ actually prosecuting. They won't. I would even settle for a civil suit for civil rights or hate crimes. The admin got their day of Twitter posts with lunatics in hand cuffs. Hannity got his day of "OUTRAGE". The media cycle has ended and this is already forgotten. All of the arrested and Don Lemon are laughing and the lunatic leftists are fundraising off of this.
Last I checked, an arrest is something more than nothing. Just ask Flynn.
You might be right, the DOJ might not be able to follow through on prosecution. But, an arrest makes a difference. Pretty sure that community organizers grift is 100% gone. No more funding to her 503(c) that spends more money paying her than it does giving out grants. Hell, she might go to jail for fraud there regardless of the protest charges. I guarantee you she wishes she had stayed home that day.
Funny to see the Feds push out charges that ICE themselves are doing to US citizens. Projection at its finest.
2000AgPhD said:BusterAg said:Ellis Wyatt said:Pylon Cam said:
Another vindictive, politically-motivated prosecution by this fascist administration. None of y'all actually believe that their actions constituted a felony,
This isn't even a good troll attempt.
D-
SHHHHHH!!!
I want to hear he/her try and defend that undefendable position. It should be fun!
As usual, Pylon does a drive-by troll and disappears.
It deserves a ban. Pathetic ideology and behavior.
ULTRA MAGA
Declare defeat. Nice.
Satellite of Love said:
Funny to see the Feds push out charges that ICE themselves are doing to US citizens. Projection at its finest.
What is ICE doing to citizens?
BusterAg said:ExPeterKeating said:BusterAg said:ExPeterKeating said:
Again, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO ANY OF THEM.
You get a second helping, too.
Trust me, no one is eating crow. Your celebrating is WAY premature. Arrests are nothing. Let us know when any of these people actually go to prison. I would settle for a felony plea bargain. I would settle for the DOJ actually prosecuting. They won't. I would even settle for a civil suit for civil rights or hate crimes. The admin got their day of Twitter posts with lunatics in hand cuffs. Hannity got his day of "OUTRAGE". The media cycle has ended and this is already forgotten. All of the arrested and Don Lemon are laughing and the lunatic leftists are fundraising off of this.
Last I checked, an arrest is something more than nothing. Just ask Flynn.
You might be right, the DOJ might not be able to follow through on prosecution. But, an arrest makes a difference. Pretty sure that community organizers grift is 100% gone. No more funding to her 503(c) that spends more money paying her than it does giving out grants. Hell, she might go to jail for fraud there regardless of the protest charges. I guarantee you she wishes she had stayed home that day.
No dude come on. We CAN'T settle for "the arrest makes a difference". We CAN'T already be saying, "oh well the DOJ may not follow through". We CAN'T already be saying "she'll think twice next time". They need to be put in jail.
Reminder: the bearded guy, Kelly travels state to state to interfere and harass ICE operations. That makes him a flight risk, no bail. That's what should happen.
bobbranco said:Satellite of Love said:
Funny to see the Feds push out charges that ICE themselves are doing to US citizens. Projection at its finest.
What is ICE doing to citizens?
Several citizens have had their 4th amendment rights violated.
Keyno said:BusterAg said:ExPeterKeating said:BusterAg said:ExPeterKeating said:
Again, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO ANY OF THEM.
You get a second helping, too.
Trust me, no one is eating crow. Your celebrating is WAY premature. Arrests are nothing. Let us know when any of these people actually go to prison. I would settle for a felony plea bargain. I would settle for the DOJ actually prosecuting. They won't. I would even settle for a civil suit for civil rights or hate crimes. The admin got their day of Twitter posts with lunatics in hand cuffs. Hannity got his day of "OUTRAGE". The media cycle has ended and this is already forgotten. All of the arrested and Don Lemon are laughing and the lunatic leftists are fundraising off of this.
Last I checked, an arrest is something more than nothing. Just ask Flynn.
You might be right, the DOJ might not be able to follow through on prosecution. But, an arrest makes a difference. Pretty sure that community organizers grift is 100% gone. No more funding to her 503(c) that spends more money paying her than it does giving out grants. Hell, she might go to jail for fraud there regardless of the protest charges. I guarantee you she wishes she had stayed home that day.
No dude come on. We CAN'T settle for "the arrest makes a difference". We CAN'T already be saying, "oh well the DOJ may not follow through". We CAN'T already be saying "she'll think twice next time". They need to be put in jail.
I'm not saying we will settle for just arrests. I don't think we will.
I'm not saying we should settle for just arrests. What we should do is put about 20 people in jail for multiple years, and make Lemon see the inside of a jail cell for at least a while. That is what we should do.
I am saying that commie judges in MN might be able to scuttle this thing. I hope it doesn't happen, I don't think it will happen, but there is a chance that this might very well happen.
I guess old age and experience has just given me enough wisdom not to have so much hubris. I was 100% certain that Trump was going to take the White House in 2020, but I didn't factor in the massive fraud that the commies were able to pull off. In hind-sight, I should have at least considered that as a possibility.
Satellite of Love said:bobbranco said:Satellite of Love said:
Funny to see the Feds push out charges that ICE themselves are doing to US citizens. Projection at its finest.
What is ICE doing to citizens?
Several citizens have had their 4th amendment rights violated.
This is like saying that it's funny that Trump is criticizing the UKs violations of free speech, because Trump locked Newsome out of the US Davos house, and the UK government is putting people in jail for criticizing the government's response to rape gangs.
Yes, technically, both are limiting free speech, in a way. But, there is that whole other issue of the matter of scale.
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