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Jan 6th, the gift that keeps on giving.
Here's a thought for those still on the run:
If you think facial recognition technology is scary today think about 10 years from now.  You're gonna get caught. >

I walked into Kroger yesterday and noticed the security feed of the entrance on the overhead monitor.  There was me with my grocery cart and a green square hovering over my face, tracking with my movements. Don't know if the feed was being processed through a facial recognition database, but it totally could be, right?  It kind of creeped me out.  My first thought was, "I hope my twin sister hasn't committed any felonies I don't know about!" >

I just recently bought a house and had to scan my face into the IRS database. I was extremely hesitant to do it, but my family would be living on the street if I didn’t do it. >

I read "bought a horse" at first and thought "why would your family live on the street without a horse?" >

It's gotten so bad that people are buying horses just so they can stay in the stable with it >

So, two things:

A Kentucky man was arrested in Miami almost two years after the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Two fucking years. The feds are gonna find every one of these assholes. No matter how long it takes. As they should. 

This arrest came from the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force meant to investigate national security threats.  

Oooh shit. FBI ain’t fuckin around. Right-wing assholes and hate groups are now on the terror task force radar. Finally.
Edit: and one more thing:

Officers made the arrest in Miami and charged Easterday with eight criminal counts, including assaulting an officer with a dangerous weapon, an act of physical violence at the Capitol, entering a restricted area with a dangerous weapon and others.

He can have fun with at least 4-5 years in jail with those charges. >

4 or 5 years for those charges sounds ridiculously low. I know nothing about law, just saying my opinion. Should be in jail a lot longer than that >


Minimum Sentancing

Honestly should be fully done away.

Consequences for their actions

Even a single year in prison will absolutely fuck up your life and you for the rest of your life. So basically once they're in prison the revenge is pretty well there. 
We really have to make an example of their leadership though if we want to see their behavior change. Not just the orange joke of a human but also Murdoch and his media empire. >

Agreed. 7 years of your life gone with the world and everyone you love is going on with it. What he did was abhorrent but it seems like a fair sentence. >

It's such a problem with sentancing though. All it does is let us get our revenge need out but doesnt really solve the problem. Lets imagine the normal path for one of these people in prison, they go in, they probably join a white supremacist/skin head gang for protection, they pick up more shitty behaviors and criminal connections. They get out.. they then go to work with their support network which is now 100% white supremacists and skinheads as they no longer have anything.
What did we accomplish? We kicked the problem down the road for 10 years and made it worse. We never actually fixed it. We really need prison reform for everyone possibly with legislation that makes it illegal to discriminate against hiring former convicts or that you're not obligated to report it unless you're a sex offender. 
Maybe job placement/training/relocation so that when you come out you're at parity-10% or so of when you went in depending on your circumstances. Not that prison should be a reward, but so that it actually does something useful. >

I do love these late 1/6th arrests. Makes those that have not been arrested on edge. >

Sadly, they still haven't caught the pipe bomber. >

Oh she’s right there… >

Good. Get every single one of the traitors and lock them up. They are clearly  brainwashed way too easily  and are  dangerous. They have no place in the general public. Period. >

And some of them are straight up unhinged and serial offenders and definitely do not belong in "polite society". >

Lock 'em up!
Every time an insurrectionist is hunted down, I gotta admit it feels like Merry Christmas to me >

Nothing says that you are for backing the blue like getting charged “assaulting an officer with a dangerous weapon.” So much for law and order. >

Hopefully the ringleader of these “Very fine people” will join them soon. >

spoiler alert:  he won't.
Garland is never going to indict trump or pursue the members of Congress who helped plan and execute the failed coup. >

Of course not, that'd give Dems the majority in the House, considering the 14th Amendment. >

reality gets down voted but in fairness, it's only been two full years (next week) since the televised insurrection.  perhaps the Special Counsel will find evidence that trump was actually involved in January 6???  we will be eating crow then for sure. >

Hold ALL of them accountable.  Does not matter how long it takes. >

One more misguided idiot caught.  I'll bet he thought he got away.  Surprise. >

That's probably the funniest shit.
I bet he was chilling with his family on Christmas, calling everyone a shit lib, and saying how much he loves Trump. >

“Nearly 1,000 people have been charged in the violent attack,”
1000 out of how many? Do we know how many entered the capital? Someone should start a countdown til everyone is charged >

Have you visited r/capitolconsequences? >

Another traitor goes down 👏 How many are left? >

Let's see... Qbert, Gosar, Marjorie, Hawley, Stone, the Flynn brothers, Giuliani, Trump, Meadows, etc. >

Now do the libsoftiktok lady. >

Need more Info to go off of here. >

the lady behind libs of tiktok did an interview with Tucker Carlson and it seems like she was identified after as one of the Jan 6th rioters. >

She was there, but that by itself is not a crime. >

Entering the capital when you’re not allowed to, especially while part of a riot, is a crime. >


Federal investigators wrote they identified the man from a YouTube video where he was at times carrying a Confederate flag -  and at one point, investigators wrote he sprayed a Capitol police officer with mace.

If he had been a person of colour, he would have been handled "very differently"...like President Obama agrees and the Head of Capitol Security agrees
"very differently" = shot dead