It's Official. Jan 6th Was an Insurrection. So says the Judge. Read All About It

[Concerned American]

Wrong. It was an insurrection, and Keyboard Warriors like you sat it out but cheered it on

You're all exposed as weaklings and losers

Ad Hominem. Weak. Please link to just one charge and conviction of insurrection.

 

[BackAgain]

Wrong. It was an insurrection, and Keyboard Warriors like you sat it out but cheered it on

It still wasn’t an “insurrection.”

Plus of course, challenging your brainless and dishonest claims doesn’t make me or anyone a keyboard warrior. Even your ad hominems are astoundingly limp. And you’re also wrong about cheering anything on.

You're all exposed as weaklings and losers

Only in your mind which is, of course, an incredibly insignificant thing.

 

[Dante Reawakened]

Ad Hominem. Weak. Please link to just one charge and conviction of insurrection.

I can link to a few murders where there was no conviction. Will that help your sperm-addled brain?

 

[Dante Reawakened]

It still wasn’t an “insurrection.”

Plus of course, challenging your brainless and dishonest claims doesn’t make me or anyone a keyboard warrior. Even your ad hominems are astoundingly limp. And you’re also wrong about cheering anything on.


Only in your mind which is, of course, an incredibly insignificant thing.

quotes from my OP: The words of a Judge, to an insurrectionist who plead for leniency in sentencing.

“You’re entitled to your political views but not to an insurrection,” said Kollar Kotelly as she handed down the sentence. “You were an insurrectionist.”

A Marine Corps veteran who participated in the January 6 insurrection just received 68 months in prison — the longest sentence of anyone involved in the attack to date — shortly after giving a tearful speech to the judge trying to beg for leniency,

"Daniel Caldwell, a 51-year-old Marine Corps veteran, delivered a tearful apology in court to the officers he sprayed,..Though no officers directly attributed their injuries that day to Caldwell’s actions, Kollar-Kotelly said his actions undoubtedly contributed to their physical and psychological trauma."

“I must face my actions head on,” said Caldwell tearfully, in his speech. “I hope that you and our country never have to face another day like January 6th.”

Caldwell, a resident of The Colony, Texas, was caught on video using a chemical spray on more than a dozen police officers at the Capitol, making some violently sick and causing at least one to "vomit uncontrollably."...

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history. The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

 

[BackAgain]

quotes from my OP: The words of a Judge, to an insurrectionist who plead for leniency in sentencing.

“You’re entitled to your political views but not to an insurrection,” said Kollar Kotelly as she handed down the sentence. “You were an insurrectionist.”

A Marine Corps veteran who participated in the January 6 insurrection just received 68 months in prison — the longest sentence of anyone involved in the attack to date — shortly after giving a tearful speech to the judge trying to beg for leniency,

"Daniel Caldwell, a 51-year-old Marine Corps veteran, delivered a tearful apology in court to the officers he sprayed,..Though no officers directly attributed their injuries that day to Caldwell’s actions, Kollar-Kotelly said his actions undoubtedly contributed to their physical and psychological trauma."

“I must face my actions head on,” said Caldwell tearfully, in his speech. “I hope that you and our country never have to face another day like January 6th.”

Caldwell, a resident of The Colony, Texas, was caught on video using a chemical spray on more than a dozen police officers at the Capitol, making some violently sick and causing at least one to "vomit uncontrollably."...

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history. The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

The judge (like you) misused the term. The fact that it was a judge who said it doesn’t make it correct.

Your appeal to authority is a well known and very common fallacy. So, naturally, we expect it from weak minds like yours.

 

[westwall]

where were all the USMB Keyboard Warriors when Jan 6 went down?

LOL

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Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history.


The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

Yeah, we know. Amazing how corruptocrats abuse their power. Not amazing how limpdicks, like you, support fascism. It's the only way you can get a step up on other people.

You have to STEAL what they have.

 

[Concerned American]

to an insurrectionist

Please link to the charge or conviction of insurrection. Somewhere over the rainbow?

 

[Dante Reawakened]

The words of a Judge, to an insurrectionist who plead for leniency in sentencing.

“You’re entitled to your political views but not to an insurrection,” said Kollar Kotelly as she handed down the sentence. “You were an insurrectionist.”


snippets above

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Poor Westwall, trolling all over this thread with 'Disagree'

too funny

 

[Concerned American]

The judge (like you) misused the term. The fact that it was a judge who said it doesn’t make it correct.

Your appeal to authority is a well known and very common fallacy. So, naturally, we expect it from weak minds like yours.

Seems I remember the democrats seating a SCOTUS; diversity hire who couldn't define what a woman was.

 

[Dante Reawakened]

Please link to the charge or conviction of insurrection. Somewhere over the rainbow?

a variety of quotes:

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history.

The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.


A Marine Corps veteran who participated in the January 6 insurrection just received 68 months in prison — the longest sentence of anyone involved in the attack to date — shortly after giving a tearful speech to the judge trying to beg for leniency,

"Daniel Caldwell, a 51-year-old Marine Corps veteran, delivered a tearful apology in court to the officers he sprayed,..Though no officers directly attributed their injuries that day to Caldwell’s actions, Kollar-Kotelly said his actions undoubtedly contributed to their physical and psychological trauma."

“I must face my actions head on,” said Caldwell tearfully, in his speech. “I hope that you and our country never have to face another day like January 6th.”

Caldwell, a resident of The Colony, Texas, was caught on video using a chemical spray on more than a dozen police officers at the Capitol, making some violently sick and causing at least one to "vomit uncontrollably."...

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history. The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

 

[Dante Reawakened]

Seems I remember the democrats seating a SCOTUS; diversity hire who couldn't define what a woman was.

GOP: clarence thomas appointment black seat

GOP: woke-ism: Sandra Day O'Connor

 

[BackAgain]

Poor Westwall, trolling all over this thread with 'Disagree'

too funny

Dainty’s nerve got struck.

 

[Concerned American]

a variety of quotes:

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history.

The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.


A Marine Corps veteran who participated in the January 6 insurrection just received 68 months in prison — the longest sentence of anyone involved in the attack to date — shortly after giving a tearful speech to the judge trying to beg for leniency,

"Daniel Caldwell, a 51-year-old Marine Corps veteran, delivered a tearful apology in court to the officers he sprayed,..Though no officers directly attributed their injuries that day to Caldwell’s actions, Kollar-Kotelly said his actions undoubtedly contributed to their physical and psychological trauma."

“I must face my actions head on,” said Caldwell tearfully, in his speech. “I hope that you and our country never have to face another day like January 6th.”

Caldwell, a resident of The Colony, Texas, was caught on video using a chemical spray on more than a dozen police officers at the Capitol, making some violently sick and causing at least one to "vomit uncontrollably."...

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history. The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

And out of your whole post--not one charge of insurrection. Try again. But please stop lying, it is a look that is not attractive.

 

[BackAgain]

a variety of quotes:

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history.

The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.


A Marine Corps veteran who participated in the January 6 insurrection just received 68 months in prison — the longest sentence of anyone involved in the attack to date — shortly after giving a tearful speech to the judge trying to beg for leniency,

"Daniel Caldwell, a 51-year-old Marine Corps veteran, delivered a tearful apology in court to the officers he sprayed,..Though no officers directly attributed their injuries that day to Caldwell’s actions, Kollar-Kotelly said his actions undoubtedly contributed to their physical and psychological trauma."

“I must face my actions head on,” said Caldwell tearfully, in his speech. “I hope that you and our country never have to face another day like January 6th.”

Caldwell, a resident of The Colony, Texas, was caught on video using a chemical spray on more than a dozen police officers at the Capitol, making some violently sick and causing at least one to "vomit uncontrollably."...

Almost a thousand people have been charged, convicted, or accepted plea deals in connection with the January 6 attack — the largest-scale criminal prosecution ever to take place in U.S. history. The charges range from misdemeanor picketing and trespass to assault on police officers, as well as seditious conspiracy charges against ringleaders of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

So, a lot of words but no actual answer.

Dainty’s MO on display again.

 

[Concerned American]

GOP: clarence thomas appointment black seat

GOP: woke-ism: Sandra Day O'Connor

Can they define what a woman is?

 

[Concerned American]

So, a lot of words but no actual answer.

Dainty’s MO on display again n

Yep, I'm out. I've gotten bored with playing troll, troll who's got the troll with Dainty and Plaything.

 

[Dante Reawakened]

Can they define what a woman is?

How about we agree on the definition of a dead as a door nail, woman?



Ashley Babbitt

 

[Dante Reawakened]

Yep, I'm out. I've gotten bored with playing troll, troll who's got the troll with Dainty and Plaything.

the team players

LOL

such losers. But as they say Birdbrains of a Feather, Troll together

 

[BackAgain]

Dainty is not very good at his constant trolling. And he’s getting worse and more obvious about it.

In any event, bottom line: the events of 1/6 were still not an insurrection nor an attempted insurrection.

 

[westwall]

Poor Westwall, trolling all over this thread with 'Disagree'

too funny

Disagreeing with a deranged person isn't trolling, moron, it is disagreeing with a deranged person.


DURRRRRRRRRRRRRRR