Supreme Court To Hear First January 6th Case

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@CockyJellyfishPatriot from Pennsylvania commented…4wks4W

This is another case that highlights the corruption of the DOJ. In this case, they put 350 citizens in jail by defining words in the stupidest possible way.

Protest = obstruction of an official proceeding?

When corruption reaches absurd levels, words stop having meanings.

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@PeacefulReferendumDemocratfrom Massachusetts disagreed…4wks4W

If it was just a protest, then why did they have to break into the building?

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@VibrantPenguinRepublicanfrom Ohio disagreed…4wks4W

350 people did not break into the building.

One video showed 1 person breaking an exterior window and he was stopped by other persons. That window breaker may have been a planted CHS.

Media has blatantly exaggerated and lied about what occurred

The truth is being hidden.

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@PeacefulReferendumDemocratfrom Massachusetts disagreed…4wks4W

I'm sorry your news sources have done this to you.

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