Law Capitol Rioter Megathread

[BEAST]

People are really arguing that Tarrio shouldn't be convicted because he wasn't in DC. By that logic Charles Manson shouldn't have been in prison.

Peoples brains will jump through many hoops to fight for their saviors.

 

[Fox by the Sea]

Rest of the world thinks trump is a giant cunt, and thought the USA had descended into a banana republic on Jan 6 in my opinion..

nobody thinks or talks about trump. the only place i hear of him is when i come to sherdog. irl in my part of europe i haven't heard his name mentioned in years in discussions.

 

[BEAST]

nobody thinks or talks about trump. the only place i hear of him is when i come to sherdog. irl in my part of europe i haven't heard his name mentioned in years in discussions.

I mean he is in the middle of a trial right now.

 

[Joe]

People are really arguing that Tarrio shouldn't be convicted because he wasn't in DC. By that logic Charles Manson shouldn't have been in prison.

Tarrio is a cuban. Some cubans are so right that they become white nationalists. Its not surprising. Theres also other latinos that are like that. Venenezuelans are like that too..

 

[Halge]

You keep saying that but here they are being sent to prison for that

ugh

Yes, and Alexander Navalny was just sentenced to an additional 19 years in a gulag for "rehabilitating nazi ideology". So I guess he must be guilty of that.

 

[Joe]

ugh

Yes, and Alexander Navalny was just sentenced to an additional 19 years in a gulag for "rehabilitating nazi ideology". So I guess he must be guilty of that.

Did you just compare navalny to tarrio

 

[BEAST]

Did you just compare navalny to tarrio

<Lmaoo><Lmaoo><Lmaoo>

Holy fuck people are retarded.

 

[heloder]

You keep saying that but here they are being sent to prison for that

He means "everybody believes it except the people who don't".

 

[idrankyourbeer]

ugh

Yes, and Alexander Navalny was just sentenced to an additional 19 years in a gulag for "rehabilitating nazi ideology". So I guess he must be guilty of that.

these are the whataboutisms that these cute little chuds are grasping for now?

pathetic. trump lost. fuck your feelings. law and order baby! blue lives matter!

 

[idrankyourbeer]

He means "everybody believes it except the people who don't".

oh he'll be getting married real soon alright. this fine heap of maga trash is prison wife material.

 

[Andy Capp]

these are the whataboutisms that these cute little chuds are grasping for now?

pathetic. trump lost. fuck your feelings. law and order baby! blue lives matter!

It's really pathetic and absolutely insane, because any or all of these people, the Republican Party as a whole, Trump supporters, and Trump himself, could have cut their losses ages ago and not be facing anything nearly as serious as they are now. But they appear to be pathologically incapable of doing that.

 

[Andy Capp]

oh he'll be getting married real soon alright. this fine heap of maga trash is prison wife material.

This guy managed to work his way to the top of the trash heap and is getting the longest prison sentence for it; good on him and fuck his feelings.

 

[Halge]

Did you just compare navalny to tarrio

I can see I'm dealing with an honest actor here...

My point, obviously, was that a person who is innocent of a crime can still be sentenced by a corrupt judicial system.
And as for comparing this Tarrio fellow to Navalny, well, you should be worried by the fact that your country keeps cranking out court cases that are comparable to those in a cleptocratic dictatorship. Because there really isn't all that big a difference any longer.

Far as I can tell, Tarrio organized a protest with strict instructions to obey the police. Which the protesters then chose to ignore, possibly because Tarrio had already been removed from the city by the police and was thus not there to control the demonstration. Seeing as Tarrio is not the protesters dad or legal guardian, I don't see how he can really be held responsible for anything they did, much less be convicted of "seditious conspiracy" - which is a crime with insane definitions anyway.

 

[idrankyourbeer]

I can see I'm dealing with an honest actor here...

My point, obviously, was that a person who is innocent of a crime can still be sentenced by a corrupt judicial system.

Far as I can tell, Tarrio organized a protest with strict instructions to obey the police.

i can see we are dealing with an honest actor here

chucklefucks. every. single. one.

 

[Loiosh]

Maybe they'll be enough MaGatS locked up that they'll be able to form their own gang .

I can't imagine them providing a lot of strength, they're already crying about prison food.

We're talking about the dumbest, least competent chuds in America, the ones chosen to be sacrificial lambs in this dry run. The learning experience.

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

You said, "You guys are trigger happy."

I'm not American; I'm Canadian. I thought I made that kind of clear when I agreed with your initial comment. In that context it's not Americans I understood you to describe as trigger happy. But on the other hand, if you were referring to Americans, the foregoing messages don't make much sense to me, frankly. Care to clarify why you said it's what people from other countries would say--i.e. surprised more people weren't shot because they likely would have been in other nations--but then said it was Americans who are trigger happy?

Definitely not clear haha I skim most of the time on here <Lmaoo>
Word up, fellow canuck.

Best or least coast ?

 

[Joe]

I can see I'm dealing with an honest actor here...

My point, obviously, was that a person who is innocent of a crime can still be sentenced by a corrupt judicial system.
And as for comparing this Tarrio fellow to Navalny, well, you should be worried by the fact that your country keeps cranking out court cases that are comparable to those in a cleptocratic dictatorship. Because there really isn't all that big a difference any longer.

Far as I can tell, Tarrio organized a protest with strict instructions to obey the police. Which the protesters then chose to ignore, possibly because Tarrio had already been removed from the city by the police and was thus not there to control the demonstration. Seeing as Tarrio is not the protesters dad or legal guardian, I don't see how he can really be held responsible for anything they did, much less be convicted of "seditious conspiracy" - which is a crime with insane definitions anyway.

Tarrio is on tape the next day bragging about what they did

 

[Loiosh]

Far as I can tell, Tarrio organized a protest with strict instructions to obey the police.

You are incorrect.

According to court documents and evidence presented during the trial, prior to the events of Jan. 6, 2021, Tarrio created a special chapter of the Proud Boys known as the “Ministry of Self-Defense,” which included co-defendants Nordean, Biggs, and Rehl. As part of this group, these defendants conspired to prevent, hinder, and delay the certification of the Electoral College vote and to oppose by force the authority of the government of the United States.

In the days leading to January 6th, Tarrio and other leaders of the Ministry of Self-Defense hand-selected members of the organization, including co-defendant Dominic Pezzola, to serve as “rally boys” during the attack on the Capitol. To prepare for the attack, Tarrio and the other leaders established a chain of command, chose a time and place for their attack, and intentionally recruited others who would follow their top-down leadership and who were prepared to engage in physical violence if necessary.

On January 6th, the group began their assault that day at 10:00 a.m. when Nordean, Biggs, Rehl, and others marched an assembled group of nearly 200 individuals away from speeches at the Ellipse and directly toward the Capitol. At 2:11 p.m., Pezzola smashed open a window, allowing the first rioters to enter the Capitol as Biggs and those with him entered close behind. Court documents say that Nordean, Biggs, Rehl, and the men they recruited and led participated in every consequential breach at the Capitol that day.

As the events of January 6th unfolded, Tarrio, who was monitoring the attack from afar, posted encouraging messages to his tens of thousands of social media followers, including: “Proud of my boys and my country” and “Don’t f****** leave.” Tarrio privately claimed credit for the riot at the Capitol, telling Proud Boys senior leadership, “Make no mistake . . . we did this.” On January 7th, Tarrio addressed the Ministry of Self-Defense members, telling them he was “proud of y’all.”​

 

[sickc0d3r]

I can see I'm dealing with an honest actor here...

My point, obviously, was that a person who is innocent of a crime can still be sentenced by a corrupt judicial system.
And as for comparing this Tarrio fellow to Navalny, well, you should be worried by the fact that your country keeps cranking out court cases that are comparable to those in a cleptocratic dictatorship. Because there really isn't all that big a difference any longer.

Far as I can tell, Tarrio organized a protest with strict instructions to obey the police. Which the protesters then chose to ignore, possibly because Tarrio had already been removed from the city by the police and was thus not there to control the demonstration. Seeing as Tarrio is not the protesters dad or legal guardian, I don't see how he can really be held responsible for anything they did, much less be convicted of "seditious conspiracy" - which is a crime with insane definitions anyway.

A jury of his peers disagrees, and they saw all the evidence. What have you seen, with sources?

FYI, in America we let the courts decide who's guilty or innocent of crimes, not politicians or wannabe dictators.

 

[Andy Capp]

Definitely not clear haha I skim most of the time on here <Lmaoo>
Word up, fellow canuck.