[libstripper]

Looks like DOJ may actually be getting serious about Antifa. Minimum mandatory sentence on explosives charges is 5 years.

[bgill]

That’s a start.

[TalBlack]

NONE of these pieces of America hating crap will even do 5 years.

[rktman]

Butt, butt, butt “What other choice did they have?” Heard that a lot these days.

[Nateman]

So much for the claim poverty turns people into criminals. These were lawyers who graduated from Princeton!

[I want the USA back]

They’ll never get life in prison. Not even 1 year. Nothing.

[Macoozie]

Trial in NY?

Jury Nullification.

Nothing will happen but photo opps for the lawyers.

[Rummyfan]

GOOD!

[Alberta's Child]

The other big angle to the story is that these indictments are being handed down by grand juries in one of the most heavily Democratic Federal court districts in the U.S.

[PGR88]

These dykes will enjoy prison.

[hanamizu]

The phrase, “Guilty as hell; free as a bird.” comes to mind.

[tennmountainman]

All had good jobs they threw away over what?
TDS was strong in these 3. And they will pay the price
for their dangerous criminal acts.

[dfwgator]

Molotov Cocktail
The local drink

And all she wants to do is dance..dance.

[PLMerite]

Samantha Shader:

[Starboard]

They won’t do five minutes time. Not even a slap on the wrist.

[Don Corleone]

life in prison

Free meals, free medical, free TV. All they have been rioting for.

[Fido969]

Antifa backers are college professors and NPO executives making mid-six figures a year.

[Gay State Conservative]

Hey,now those two can be *real* jailhouse lawyers.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

How about putting them into the “attorneys” van with an uncorked five gallon can of gasoline and the keys in the van. When the “attorney” in the driver’s seat undoes his restraints, he tries to start the van. The engine turns over and ignites the gasoline in the passengers’ compartment. Problem solved in a clear case of a triple suicide.

[meadsjn]

Under the Sentencing Reform Act of 1984, Congress eliminated parole for federal defendants convicted of crimes committed after November 1, 1987. But while federal prisoners can no longer look forward to parole release, they may nevertheless earn reduced terms for good behavior.

[wildbill]

I’m not sure if she was the one I saw caught on camera, but it was a blond woman who stepped out in the street by herself and was caught on camera. She had a bottle in her hand and tried a couple of times to light it before she threw the blazing Molotov cocktail ant the police.

Then she held up her hands in the “Don’t shoot” posture as though her “Kings X” would absolve her or cloak it. Then she scurried back into the mob on the sidewalk. The camera followed her and she exited the mob on the other side and calmly began to walk down a sidestreet. Very professionally done.