Quote (Plaguefear @ Aug 14 2021 11:06pm)

So if i shoot someone and post a picture of me standing over the body holding a gun along with a tagline "Ha take that textbook!" I should not be able to be arrested?

Quote (EndlessSky @ Aug 15 2021 02:04pm)

You have to fortnite dance over their dead body too to avoid arrest.

Quote (Plaguefear @ 14 Aug 2021 20:06)

So if i shoot someone and post a picture of me standing over the body holding a gun along with a tagline "Ha take that textbook!" I should not be able to be arrested?

Quote (InsaneBobb @ Aug 14 2021 11:29pm)

Taking a picture of the inside of a public building is now "shooting someone"?

:rolleyes:

Quote (InsaneBobb @ Aug 15 2021 02:29pm)

Taking a picture of the inside of a public building is now "shooting someone"?

:rolleyes:

Quote (Plaguefear @ 14 Aug 2021 21:49)

Rioting and attempting to overthrow an elected president is now "taking a photo in a public building"?

Quote (InsaneBobb @ Aug 15 2021 03:00pm)

Wait, walking into an open public building and taking pictures is rioting?

This is interesting. When the same fools who defend actual violent BLM and Antifa rioters who've caused billions in property damage, killed dozens (hundreds?) of innocent people, occupied and created "autonomous" zones all across the US (open rebellion), start talking like a bunch of larpers are dangerous... Just LOL. And who was trying to overthrow a President? The sitting President on January 6th was Donald Trump. What a crock of nonsensical bullshit. :rolleyes:

Quote (Plaguefear @ 14 Aug 2021 22:02)

Lies and deflection, what else should i have expected?
They were trying to stop pence from signing over the presidency to biden.
It was not an "open public building" it was a crime scene.

Quote (InsaneBobb @ Aug 15 2021 12:09am)

Doors on one side of the building were opened by police. Police were handing out water bottles and telling people to stay within the lines. People obeyed. Sounds like a massive riot, doesn't it?

Quote (Plaguefear @ Aug 14 2021 07:45pm)

Wait you think a building being open (due to it literally being forced open by a mob) means you are allowed to just waltz on in?

Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Aug 14 2021 07:56pm)

What you just described isn't "just pics". What you described is posting pictures while claiming to have been on the scene. That's pretty different from just posting pictures you got elsewhere.



You are fundamentally misunderstanding the 5th amendment and due process. Self-incrimination is absolutely a thing. Nobody with even a cursory understanding of the law would ever say it isn't a thing. You have a right to not testify if you don't want to, but that doesn't mean your words can't be held against you, doesn't mean the infromation you make available you make public can't be held against you, and doesn't mean that things in plain view of the public can't be held against you. This is settled law under the "plain view doctrine" that if you have something publically facing that can be seen by the public at large it does not require any sort of warrant to be used as evidence, and the many exceptions to hearsay known as "admission against interest", meaning that your words can be used against you in court if they are a clear admission against your interests in the case.