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Posted on 11/06/2025 12:47:10 PM PST by Miami Rebel
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It was a serious case. You don’t get to throw stuff at a police officer or a federal agent and hit them in the chest with it. If I would’ve done that, I would’ve been convicted if I did it to a Biden FBI agent. Most of the January 6 charges were for offenses less than this. This was a corrupt Washington DC jury that rubberstamps anything that’s deemed resistance to Trump. There is no justice in the country.
When assault BY a police officer is taken as seriously as assault ON a police officer I might start to care about sandwich throwers.
If the protester was a Republican, they would’ve had the book thrown at them by the judge and jury in DC. He was a Democrat, protesting on behalf of Democrat causes, so the DC jury acquitted him.
Are you talking about the sandwich case??
Oh, they could indict the sandwich....
If someone in the court room had thrown a sub at the judge following the verdict would that have also been considered free speech?
Bet he sues to get that back
Same jury would throw you in prision
Yeah. D.C. will never covict someone who is not a Reppublican supporter.
Not a serious case....?
That was a foot-long; it’s an assault sandwich!
It wasn’t registered, and the guy didn’t have a Permit To Carry.
Hell, he hadn’t even paid for the required stamp.
Not a serious case... sheesh.
This works both ways. Feel free to throw sandwiches at judges and jurors you don’t like.
Dittos.
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