Re: Newsom signs anti-ICE bill banning federal law enforcement from wearing masks
Michael Ejercito <[email protected]>
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Klaus Schadenfreude wrote: > [Default] "Scout" <[email protected]> typed: > >> >> >> "Klaus Schadenfreude" <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergentö[email protected]> wrote >> in message >> news:o245dkl9faev8nkv575bgjo32lm5nvm5r9@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocksucking.dwarf.com... >>> [Default] "Scout" <[email protected]> typed: >>>> As long as wearing a mask while engaged in a crime is made a felony which >>>> is >>>> applied onto any punishment from their crimes. >>>> >>>> You were arrested for breaking a window during a 'mostly peaceful protest' >>>> 30 days in jail and $500 restitution, but you were wearing a mask so that >>>> becomes a mandatory 30 days plus one year in prison. >>>> >>>> If the police can't wear masks... then neither should the criminals. >>>> >>>> Now let hear them cry as they claim that is somehow 'different'.. because >>>> criminals have a right not to be identified. >>>> >>> >>> It will be entertaining if Newsom tries to arrest ICE agents and Trump >>> sends in the National Guard to protect them. >> >> Actually, wouldn't that open Newsom up to arrest under obstruction of >> federal agents as well as conspiracy charges of the planning to do so? >> >> 18USC1502 up to 1 year would certainly apply, I'm sure there are others. > > I hope he resists arrest. > Not even Orville Faubus was that foolish. Michael