Posted on 09/08/2019 1:06:02 PM PDT by Leaning Right
He lost a custody battle, then his son lost his life. He blames the court system. He voiced his strong opinions on social media and the next thing he knew he was locked in jail.
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The investigative report also says at no time did he threaten harm or violence.
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Well he needs a hungry lawyer, and the Judge needs a prison vacay.
Sounds like the plan is to rain destruction upon him until he turns into a mass shooter, so they can make a case to take everyone’s guns.
Judges and politicians feel that they are nobles and above all criticism.
And will destroy you if you disagree.
Despite what the Constitution says.
Whole lot of judges out there that could use a good dragging down a rocky road behind an American made pick em up truck.
Fathers ALWAYS get screwed by divorce courts.
What the heck is that?
your masters do not appreciate or want your opinions.
“He said mean things about me!”
The United States is way behind on trials, convictions, and sentencing of traitorous judges. We need to catch up.
If the facts are accurate (you never know), anyone involved in his incarceration should face a criminal charge under 18 USC 242 (violation of civil rights under color of law). But we all know that won’t happen.
Coming next: look at a judge, a politician, a gov’t employee cross-eyed, go to prison.
Time to turn the bureaucracy against itself.
The state usually has a policing/investigative body over judges. File a formal complaint with them and set back and watch.
If the facts are accurate (you never know), anyone involved in his incarceration should face a criminal charge under 18 USC 242 (violation of civil rights under color of law). But we all know that won’t happen.
Got Free Speech? Apparently not.
Someone with cash or a real good lawyer needs to fight this with him pro bono It’s unconscionable to arrest him for speaking his mind especially seeing as he was not in court at the time. I don’t like and don’t use electronic social media. But I can’t imagine loosing a child because of some irresponsible judge.
The first amendment ain’t what it used to be.
“The United States is way behind on trials, convictions, and sentencing of traitorous judges. We need to catch up.”
...and if that doesn’t work, perhaps we can proceed to late night visits in a darkened alley.
<< Judge Rachel Rancilio saw the posts, many of which are publicly targeted at her. She apparently felt uncomfortable and possibly threatened. >>
Possibly my eye. The self-entitled bitch was emotionally triggered by someone having the gall to criticize her highness, that’s all. And she lashed out using every means at her disposal.
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