Jan. 6 defendants are complaining they’re having trouble with air travel, according to CBS News’ Scott MacFarlane. In a post to X, MacFarlane shared a newly submitted court filing from Jan. 6 defendant James Rahm III, who asked for leniency in his sentencing. "I also believe I am on a terrorist watc…

  • Semi-Hemi-Demigod
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    2910 months ago

    Aww, poor snowflakes. Are you getting the same treatment all my Muslim friends have been getting for the past 20 years? That sounds awful

  • @lemmylommy
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    2210 months ago

    So you are telling us that the terrorists watchlist are, for once, working as they should? Good.

  • @[email protected]
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    1510 months ago

    In the weeks after Jan. 6, TSA Administrator David Pekoske confirmed that the agency considering putting people who rioted on Jan. 6 on a no-fly list.

    So now a simple thing like attempting to overthrow the nation’s capitol through violence is enough to put you on a watch list? What is happening to this country?

  • @Cruxifux
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    1110 months ago

    I’ve had my bags searched before. It’s honestly no big deal. Maybe if you can’t handle that don’t try to overthrow your government. Like what did you think was gonna happen?

  • @pottedmeat7910
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    1010 months ago

    They allow convicted terrorists to get on airplanes? That ain’t right. Mr. Stop-Duh-Steal over here should be confined to Greyhounds.

  • athos77
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    10 months ago

    Some neighbors no longer speak with me. Some friends have exited my life.

    I wouldn’t speak with him either, and I’d have exited his life as well. If you try to overthrow this society, you don’t get to bitch when the people who do want it cast you out.

  • @shalafi
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    210 months ago

    He should try “checking in” on my block, I’ll be far more than intrusive. To be clear, I am actively waiting for my neighbor’s insurrectionist brothers to show their face around here. “Hunting” may be a better term.