• WagesOf
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    -461 year ago

    And if there’s evidence that they knew they were actively participating in a criminal conspiracy by doing so they deserve their probation or a few months in jail.

    • Flying Squid
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      211 year ago

      A criminal conspiracy to pass out flyers?

      • @jimbo
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        • Flying Squid
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          21 year ago

          So the First Amendment doesn’t count for flyers?

          • WagesOf
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            01 year ago

            Inducing people to violently overthrow the government (sedition) isn’t protected by the first amendment, whether it’s done with a bullhorn or a flyer.

            This is so simple that I can tell you’re just arguing in bad faith.

            • Flying Squid
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              21 year ago

              Can you demonstrate that they were doing such a thing?

              • WagesOf
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                11 year ago

                Yeah, they overthrow the sealion farm just yesterday.

                • Flying Squid
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                  11 year ago

                  So you can’t demonstrate it. In other words, you’ve been dishonest.

    • @SCB
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      101 year ago

      three activists previously charged with felony intimidation after authorities said they distributed flyers calling a state trooper a “murderer” for his involvement in the fatal shooting of a protester.

      Bro this is going to get laughed out of court lol

      • WagesOf
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        -11 year ago

        I’m happy to have it laughed out of court, but the charge and law they broke seem valid and worth arrest and a trial.

        If you don’t want the people doing the small parts of a conspiracy to face charges start working to change the law.