Re: Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Stand-off
Posted: Fri October 28, 2016 1:05 am
americaSimple Torture wrote:How the fuck did these guys get off?
americaSimple Torture wrote:How the fuck did these guys get off?
BurtReynolds wrote:america (is awesome)Simple Torture wrote:How the fuck did these guys get off?
After the verdicts were read, Ammon Bundy’s attorney, Marcus Mumford, argued his client should be set free, while U.S. District Court Judge Anna Brown said he must be returned to the custody of federal marshals, since he and his brother still faced charges in Nevada, stemming from a 2014 standoff near their father’s ranch.
“Mr. Mumford, you really need to not yell at me now or ever again,” Brown admonished.
Mumford’s protests grew louder until he was finally tackled and tased by marshals, said defendant Shawna Cox and another member of the defense’s legal team. The judge ordered the courtroom cleared.
Probably more importantly, what would have happened if they were charged by the state, or with yanno, a legit crime.Strat wrote:I wonder what would have happened if these guys were black. or native american....
Thats...my point?simple schoolboy wrote:Probably more importantly, what would have happened if they were charged by the state, or with yanno, a legit crime.Strat wrote:I wonder what would have happened if these guys were black. or native american....
See: Dakota PipelineStrat wrote:I wonder what would have happened if these guys were black. or native american....
Yupbune wrote:See: Dakota PipelineStrat wrote:I wonder what would have happened if these guys were black. or native american....
This is terrible timing, all things considered.“I fear this ruling will embolden other militants to use the threat of violence and I worry for the safety of employees at our public land- management agencies,” said John Horning, executive director of WildEarth Guardians, in a statement. “It is entirely possible there will be threats or intimidations from militants that believe such actions are justified by this verdict."
But at least Mark Ruffalo is protesting with the people in South Dakota.McParadigm wrote:This is terrible timing, all things considered.“I fear this ruling will embolden other militants to use the threat of violence and I worry for the safety of employees at our public land- management agencies,” said John Horning, executive director of WildEarth Guardians, in a statement. “It is entirely possible there will be threats or intimidations from militants that believe such actions are justified by this verdict."
They wouldn't have shot and killed one of them?McParadigm wrote:Yupbune wrote:See: Dakota PipelineStrat wrote:I wonder what would have happened if these guys were black. or native american....