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They're only legal if you're Republican.
Kathy Griffin got blacklisted+investigated for holding up a fake severed Trump head.
https://www.npr.org/2019/04/23/716258113/kathy-griffin-life-after-the-trump-severed-head-controversy
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kathy-griffin-on-death-threats-cancellations-investigations-over-trump-severed-head-photo/
But be a Republican politician making death threats and the DOJ will wrist slap you. It's quite clear the bias our DOJ has always had. Other countries like Canada consider some of our extremists terrorists, and we're still handing them baby sentences for an insurrection.
Didn't Republicans burn Obama effigies?
They laterally erected a gallows outside the capitol on Jan 6th and chanted "hang Mike Pence" while they tried to go inside and get him.
They were openly hoping someone would get ahold of Pelosi or AOC and kill them, too.
Lynch mobs love a lil rape and murder, but yet they cry those crocodile tears over Ashli Babbit,
And hung them, iirc.
Yep
Almost sounds as if threats are punished harder than actual attempts
Almost sounds like the federal security agencies aren't actually too pressed about defeating domestic terrorism.
well that's because our government's full of people from both parties frankly it's hard to convince people on the same team to go after their own
Not really. Democrats are willing to censure and investigate their own party members—maybe even too willing. Ask Al Franken.
I don't often have opportunity to agree with lemmygrad users. But your observation is spot on here.
I'm pretty sure the founders of the proud boys and some of our magat groups are Canadian morons. So I'm not so sure.