Funny, I haven't seen this before...
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 14:48 last edited by jon-nyc
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:05 last edited by Jolly
Tell me again, oh one-trick pony, what were people sentenced to for trying to burn down a Federal courthouse?
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:07 last edited by
Or maybe in Minnesooota...
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:09 last edited by
Are what about the sentencing in Seattle?
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:11 last edited by
Hey, let's go back to Trump's inauguration...
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:11 last edited by
One cannot expect lefties to feel feels about the shenanigans associated with their own side. At best they will clinically report that those actions were wrong and should be prosecuted within the law. But if you want spittle, you must ask them about January 6.
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:22 last edited by
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:23 last edited by
Way too lenient on both groups.
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:28 last edited by jon-nyc
Jolly - I understand your need to deflect rather than face the reality of what your people did.
But the whattaboutism falls flat on me since I never thought of myself as being ‘on the side’ of the BLM protesters (which would have been apparent in my posts about it here when it was unfolding in 2020)
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wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 15:46 last edited by Doctor Phibes
@jon-nyc said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
American tourists are even worse than British ones.
Well, sober British ones at least.
Seems to me like a lot of the folks on both sides should be going to jail.
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Jolly - I understand your need to deflect rather than face the reality of what your people did.
But the whattaboutism falls flat on me since I never thought of myself as being ‘on the side’ of the BLM protesters (which would have been apparent in my posts about it here when it was unfolding in 2020)
wrote on 21 Nov 2022, 17:18 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
Jolly - I understand your need to deflect rather than face the reality of what your people did.
But the whattaboutism falls flat on me since I never thought of myself as being ‘on the side’ of the BLM protesters (which would have been apparent in my posts about it here when it was unfolding in 2020)
It's not deflection, it's simple Justice. You match the punishment to the crime. Some of this stuff is positively Robispierrean in its arguments.
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wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 02:39 last edited by
I think there are cases where the same "crime" will receive different punishments.
Person A breaks into a local 7-11, goes into the back office and takes personal items from the office desk.
Person B breaks into the White House, goes into the oval office and takes personal items from the office desk
100% guarantee that Person B will get a harder sentence.
I kagree with Jon. I dont think that the people who broke into the Capital got too hard a sentence, I think that the people who did the damage to the federal buildings got too light a sentence.
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wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 06:09 last edited by
We're not talking Person A vs. Person B.
We're talking multiple people.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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One cannot expect lefties to feel feels about the shenanigans associated with their own side. At best they will clinically report that those actions were wrong and should be prosecuted within the law. But if you want spittle, you must ask them about January 6.
wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 13:50 last edited by@Horace said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
One cannot expect lefties to feel feels about the shenanigans associated with their own side. At best they will clinically report that those actions were wrong and should be prosecuted within the law. But if you want spittle, you must ask them about January 6.
Some of them claim the BLM rioters were just tourists taking selfies.
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@Horace said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
One cannot expect lefties to feel feels about the shenanigans associated with their own side. At best they will clinically report that those actions were wrong and should be prosecuted within the law. But if you want spittle, you must ask them about January 6.
Some of them claim the BLM rioters were just tourists taking selfies.
wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 14:01 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
@Horace said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
One cannot expect lefties to feel feels about the shenanigans associated with their own side. At best they will clinically report that those actions were wrong and should be prosecuted within the law. But if you want spittle, you must ask them about January 6.
Some of them claim the BLM rioters were just tourists taking selfies.
One of these days you’ll crack the code and convince everybody that both sides are the same, except when the Republicans are worse.
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wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 15:28 last edited by
@Jolly said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
We're not talking Person A vs. Person B.
We're talking multiple people.
Same thing. I can rewrite as:
Group A breaks into a local 7-11, goes into the back office and takes personal items from the office desk.
Group B breaks into the White House, goes into the oval office and takes personal items from the office desk
100% guarantee that Group B will get a harder sentence.
But again, I agree with Jon. I dont think that the people who broke into the Capital got too hard a sentence, I think that the people who did the damage to the federal buildings got too light a sentence.
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@Jolly said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
We're not talking Person A vs. Person B.
We're talking multiple people.
Same thing. I can rewrite as:
Group A breaks into a local 7-11, goes into the back office and takes personal items from the office desk.
Group B breaks into the White House, goes into the oval office and takes personal items from the office desk
100% guarantee that Group B will get a harder sentence.
But again, I agree with Jon. I dont think that the people who broke into the Capital got too hard a sentence, I think that the people who did the damage to the federal buildings got too light a sentence.
wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 15:58 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
@Jolly said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
We're not talking Person A vs. Person B.
We're talking multiple people.
Same thing. I can rewrite as:
Group A breaks into a local 7-11, goes into the back office and takes personal items from the office desk.
Group B breaks into the White House, goes into the oval office and takes personal items from the office desk
100% guarantee that Group B will get a harder sentence.
But again, I agree with Jon. I dont think that the people who broke into the Capital got too hard a sentence, I think that the people who did the damage to the federal buildings got too light a sentence.
A distinction without a difference. In both cases what Jolly and other sane people are complaining about, is the politically motivated unequal 'justice'.
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@taiwan_girl said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
@Jolly said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
We're not talking Person A vs. Person B.
We're talking multiple people.
Same thing. I can rewrite as:
Group A breaks into a local 7-11, goes into the back office and takes personal items from the office desk.
Group B breaks into the White House, goes into the oval office and takes personal items from the office desk
100% guarantee that Group B will get a harder sentence.
But again, I agree with Jon. I dont think that the people who broke into the Capital got too hard a sentence, I think that the people who did the damage to the federal buildings got too light a sentence.
A distinction without a difference. In both cases what Jolly and other sane people are complaining about, is the politically motivated unequal 'justice'.
wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 16:34 last edited by@Horace I dont disagree with you and Jolly. The other pretestors should have gotten a harder sentence, for sure.
But, I am not sure that I agree that all those judges in the other cases were politically motivated to give a lighter sentence.
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@Horace I dont disagree with you and Jolly. The other pretestors should have gotten a harder sentence, for sure.
But, I am not sure that I agree that all those judges in the other cases were politically motivated to give a lighter sentence.
wrote on 22 Nov 2022, 17:19 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in Funny, I haven't seen this before...:
@Horace I dont disagree with you and Jolly. The other pretestors should have gotten a harder sentence, for sure.
But, I am not sure that I agree that all those judges in the other cases were politically motivated to give a lighter sentence.
Again a distinction without a difference. An unequal presence or absence of bias is a problem regardless of whether one labels either side as an absence or a presence.
