Ex-Proud Boys leader sentenced to 22 years for role in US Capitol attack
Ex-Proud Boys leader sentenced to 22 years for role in US Capitol attack
www.reuters.com
Ex-Proud Boys leader sentenced to 22 years for role in US Capitol attack
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"During the sentencing, US district judge Timothy Kelly, who was nominated to the bench by Trump, said the evidence suggested Tarrio was “the ultimate leader” of the seditious conspiracy, “the ultimate person, who organized, who was motivated by revolutionary zeal”."
I can think of someone else, Judge Kelly. The tangerine nightmare that appointed you.
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Nah, there's a difference between encouraging and actively planning.
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Funny that you get downvoted like that. Trump wasn't posting on the Proud Boy's page to plan the attack, he's the match that set the gas on fire, he's not the guy who spread gas all over the living room... He always has the possibility to deny everything and say he didn't expect them to be dumb enough to actually attack the place because that would be sedition/treason and only an irrational idiot would do that! Where's this guy organized stuff and put his plan to execution... He's the irrational idiot...
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It's good that he's going away for 22 years. However, the sentencing guidelines called for between 324 to 405 months (27-33 years) so by the Judge's own calculations this is a miscarriage of justice and yet another right wing domestic terrorist is being handled with kid gloves. Fucking disgraceful.
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He was an informant right? Distasteful as it is, informing has to be publicly seen as providing a tangible benefit, or future criminals wont talk
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2 decades is 2 decades. And, it's not like when he gets released he'll be hailed as a hero. Trump will be dead, most of his supporters will probably be dead of old age or COVID. The rest will be too embarrassed that they voted for him to admit it.
When he gets out he'll be 60. Having spent decades in prison, he won't be able to retire, and will probably live out the rest of his life working menial jobs that hire ex-felons until he dies in obscurity.
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What's even better is him thinking he's not going to be in prison long because Trump is going to win the next election and pardon him. My brother, there's a greater chance of Trump becoming your cell mate.
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Yeah... Even if Trump wins there's no way he remembers or cares about anyone involved in Jan 6.
These guys are way more screwed than they realize.
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Trump is a narcissist who cares about image and the cheers of crowds. If pardoning J6 traitors gets him that, he will do it.
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It's true he doesn't give a damn about these people but they're useful for his scam. He's already said he'll pardon people and will continue to say it because it suits the narrative he's pushing and what his base wants to hear.
The problem is he is toxic and will only get more so as his legal issues turn into jail time so it's unlikely he'll win election. If he were smart he'd drop out and secure a pardon from a more electable GOP nominee in return for endorsement. But he won't. So it seems that these proud boy / oathkeeper idiots are likely to be spending a long time behind bars.
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Unfortunately, it could happen.
Most of the country is dealing with a 30% to 50% cost of living increase, and they're going to blame Biden for it. Trump got elected the first time because 6,000,000 were foreclosed upon when Obama was president.
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It's possible, but as much as people are exhausted with Biden, nothing would get blue to turn out to vote like another chance of Trump. Blue would vote for a tent full of mosquitoes if it meant voting against Trump. Trump supporters have gotten more fanatical, not more numerous. Some of my own family members are currently in orange pill recovery. Not to mention all the Reds that died of COVID denial. Then you factor in young people now eligible to vote skewing blue. The only person I think Trump could beat honestly would be Hillary. Red would show up to vote against her if not for Trump.
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that's maybe part of the reason Trump got elected but that's not the main reason by a long shot
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That would be the ultimate punishment for both of them. They have to deal with each other for the next 22 years.
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Couldn't have happened to a prouder boy
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What an achievement.
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Federal informant, and still get 22 years?? Congrats on playing yourself, Ricky!
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That's a long time to fester in a place where they love rats.
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My understanding was that the informant bit didn't really help him out because he stopped being an informant and then the January 6th riots happened.
So he'd stopped supplying them with information before he then committed treason. So it isn't as if they just weren't appreciative of the information supplied, the information supplied had nothing to do with why he was arrested.
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Interesting. I thought that he had got himself arrested on minor charges before the 6th, to have an excuse not to be there. I assumed that was encouraged by the FBI. Sounds like he was hedging his bets, and lost it all anyway. Either way, I'm laughing at him!
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Waiting for Trump to be all "When we retake what's rightfully ours, I'll make sure those who were wrongly imprisoned by Crooked Joe Biden are exonerated as the patriots they are!"
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Trump might say that but he’d never actually do it. He never does anything to help others.
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He'll do it, but he'll charge them a few mill to get a pardon, then they'll start a pateron/GoFundMe/Kickstarter to fleece their rubes for more money, and then they'll split the cash.
If Trump was literate, he could write a masterclass on getting fucking morons to send you money.
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Should be 222 years. Rot in cell, traitor.
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LOL GET FUKT TRAITOR!
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Mark my words they'll try and break him out.
Don't trust these fuckasauruses to play by the rules.
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They're fascists - the rules exist exclusively to protect them, and subjugate those they don't like.
They play by the rules - it's just their own rules that boil down to toddler-tier "I win."
I'm glad the fuckasauruses are turning into foundoutasauruses.
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Good. Fuck that guy.
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Traitors only get 20 years? Dang, soft punishment for treason, but at least it's something eh.
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Don't think you understand what 20 years in prison looks like.
I don't either, but it sure would ruin my life
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Guys losing 1/3 of his adult life, and won't get out of prison before his 60s. I'm extremely anti-j6, but 22 years seems like a nice hefty sentance to me
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If Trump gets the WH again, he'll probably pardon all of these fools.
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I think the prosecutor recommended 40.
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May he die from an embarrassing and uncomfortable medical condition exactly 5 minutes before release.
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Something already rotted his brain years ago. Idk if he'd even notice.
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Not a fan of incarceration or the police state, but sometimes you just gotta vibe
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He attacked the Capitol, this isn't vibing, this is what you have to do with violent criminals
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I was trying to make fun of the guy.
I live in Portland. Trust me: I'm tickled pink he and a lot of his will no longer travel to my home to menace me
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He wasn't present on the 6th because he was banned from the city for prior actions. But he was instrumental in organizing the whole thing
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Fuck around...
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I saw numerous videos where these guys went out of their to beat the living shit out of blm protestors (not rioters), while calling people antifa - who clearly weren’t, in broad daylight, and nothing happened to them. I can only imagine if I were one of their many victims, that seeing this would be give me some great pleasure. Especially since the “fuck around and find out” rallying call was the thing they said as the brutalized people who were simply protesting brutality.
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Delightful!
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lol #rekt
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hell yeah, after our own embarrassment Nick Ochs only got 4 years, was half expecting this douche to get off equally light.
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Sweeeeet Sweeeeet Victory!!
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Why 22 years? I tried reading the article, but they only showed two sentences at a time separated by full screen ads.
Why is this guy 22 years and others 1-3 years?
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Seditious conspiracy comes with a max 20 years sentence (for one charge). Most people that day were caught up in the events as they unfolded without thinking through their actions and understanding what they were doing, to various degrees. They didn't wake up that day to start a coup but they did follow along with it, thus they were guilty but given leniency and their sentences were greatly reduced to reflect that. Those people got their 1-3 years for partaking.
Unlike those individuals this guy didn't just wake up knowing a coup would happen that day, he actually organized it. Through his direction actions and that of his co-conspirators the events of January 6th unfolded thanks to his efforts. Him and his co-conspirators who organized and created this coup are indirectly responsible for the violence that followed that day. So his sentencing wasn't lenient because of his leadership role coupled with the violence that occured he was given a stronger sentence.
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In the off chance you know - The fucker who planted shitty bombs in the important rooms - is he considered an opportunist or part of the group? Is the insanity of almost-bombing the entirety of Congress considered part of the "coup attempt"?
I don't remember most details. I only remember bombs were found, but they weren't very good bombs.
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I’m skeptical that the informant will serve that sentence.
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Ugh another site that shits on you for having privacy. Can someone copy paste the article?
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Click the little ‘continue without supporting us’ and read it yourself buds.
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What do you mean?
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Stand back and pick up the soap, nutty. I hope they send him to wherever they lock up the Bloods and Crips gang members they arrest, maybe he can explain to them how he's not a racist.
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What?
Pretty sure he livestreamed stealing a flag from a historic church and then burning it on their steps... Then he came back to DC and kept announcing where he was on Twitter.
The gun magazine he just had on him, and because he's a dumbass he said he only had it to sell to someone.
You make it out to be a brilliant police sting, when it was the bare minimum of competence.
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Aparently not all BLM.
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