Will Justice prevail?

Ht to Francis for posting this from 90 miles from Tyranny

To which I say, ‘fuck around and find out’. Especially when it comes to a group of Marines, and you can be damned certain that no one saw ANYTHING other than ‘dumb dood tripped on curb’,,,,

Also over at Libertys torch, Francis askes a question of Americans. Ive asked the same thing, albeit a little differently: “are you an Ameri’can’ or an Ameri’can’t’?”

More later

3 thoughts on “Will Justice prevail?”

Thanks for the mention, Dio — and those Augusta curbs are really high, aren’t they? (:-)

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Justice? I will continue to pray for justice for Derek Chauvin.

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diogenesoftherifle says:

September 17, 2021 at 7:29 pm

Derek is one. Here are a few more.
Ashli Babbitt.
LaVoy Finicum.
All those incarcerated for Jan6th without any charges or bail available and held incommunicado.

Justice will happen when certain changes are made, and not one day sooner.

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