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Seditious Conspiracy charges and convictions bode well for later charges brought up the chain of command. This is now a recognized legal fact that the events of January 6th were not merely a "riot" or "unfortunate event", this was a coordinated attempt to overthrow the US government by subverting the results of a free and fair election. Fuck the lot of them, Trump and his dipshit cronies as well.
It’s importantly worth noting the unanimous nature of criminal juries.  Hundreds and hundreds of people of all political persuasions have convicted pretty much every Jan 6 defendant that has insanely decided to go to trial.  And not by a 2:1 or 3:4 margin.  They have voted in complete unanimity that the actions taken on 1/6 were a crime committed against democracy.  This persistent narrative that it was protected free expression of political ideas has been roundly contradicted by hundreds and hundreds of people agreeing unanimously that it was not, it was a criminal act. >


It’s importantly worth noting the unanimous nature of criminal juries. 

And the DOJ is batting 1,000. All wins and no losses. >

Easy to do when you are playing whiffle ball.
They need to go after the ringleaders. >

Seems like every case they win further strengthens their argument against the ring leaders. >

Only if they go after them. They don't appear to be doing much. >

Oath Keepers: enjoy the freedom of prison. >

It is ironic that the government that they hated so much that they wanted to destroy it is now going to be providing them three hots and a cot for free for a good number of year. >

It's not free, they get a bill for it when they leave prison. >

Citation please. >

I thought this only applied to those who obtained a judgement against the state they are being held in and then their stay is debited from their settlement/judgement amount >

It’s county by county and state by state, but no, it’s called pay to stay and the jail or prison charges you for each night you stayed during your sentence. In some places, you can pay extra for nicer housing, private rooms, and more privileges. >

What the actual fuck is wrong with America lol. >

Same thing that's wrong with any country: the rich and powerful.