Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Proud Boys' Tarrio, Biggs Get INSANELY Long Prison Time; Jan 6 Was NOT A TERRORIST Act: Robby Soave" video.

  1. 1. I despise these defendants. 2. These sentences are not only unjust but absurd, as is the government's "psychological fallout" garbage.
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  2. Is that what they were convicted of?
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  3. She made solid points. She rejects these sentences, like every rational, well-informed person.
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  4.  @Bierdaddy1  Robby suggested reasonable sentences. What's with extremist thinking 24/7/365?
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  5. No, he really said what he thinks, and it was on target, 💯 🎯
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  6. They don't deserve pardons. Robby got this right.
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  7. What did she say? She agreed the sentences and the crimes charged were excessive. You want to pretend they did nothing wrong??
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  8.  @nottherealxandercrews4742  😂😂😂
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  9. When the third strike is shoplifting and the sentence is life in prison, YEAH. It was supposed to keep violent recidivists, like serial SA perpetrators, in prison. Even a simple burglary of an unoccupied structure should not qualify.
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  10. What statute are you citing?
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  11.  @clayc8115  The dictionary is not used to convict anyone of anything except bad spelling by Miss Grundy.
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  12.  @clayc8115  Great, I will.
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  13.  @clayc8115  I did, and I agree with the ACLU position in opposition to Section 802 of the Patriot Act, and I believe it could be struck down for being excessively vague and encroaching on First Amendment rights.
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  14. You compare 1/6 to planes hitting buildings? Well, in a country with cancel culture, vaccine mandates, "pregnant people," and candidates for president like Hillary Clinton, Trump, and Biden, I guess sanity has left the room.
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  15.  @robdi4585  Thank you. YES, they broke laws, and YES the sentences are absurd (and yes, what else is new?) . . . :/
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  16. Please cite the statute under which they were convicted so we can look it up.
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