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For Bushart, the arrest has shaken up his life. As the primary breadwinner, he’s worried about how he will support himself and his wife after losing his job while in jail. The arrest was particularly “humiliating,” his complaint said, “given his former role as a law enforcement officer.” And despite his release, fear of arrest has chilled his speech, impacting how he expresses his views online.

His bail was set at $2 million. I think it would be difficult to say that justice has been done unless the cops, DAs, and judges involved all lose their jobs.

The cops were malicious, yes, but the prosecutors and judges are supposed to have discretion. $2 million for reposting something the President of the United States posted is obviously going too far.

Those guys all need to lose their jobs and Bushart should get a huge payout, much bigger than his $2 million bail. That's the minimum criteria for justice in my opinion.

Quoting is not trolling. He is entitled to compensation for violating his rights

Afaik all he did was quote Trump in that meme.

“If police can come to your door in the middle of the night and put you behind bars based on nothing more than an entirely false and contrived interpretation of a Facebook post, no one’s First Amendment rights are safe,” Steinbaugh said.

Much as I hate being on the side of a cop, retired in this case, the sheriff needs to be criminally charged. At minimum this was false arrest and it appears that Weems and Morrow fabricated evidence that there was "mass hysteria" over Bushart's posts.

Especially now that Rob Reiner was killed and Trump bad-mouthed him. Shows what the MAGA standards are. Like so many bullies they can dish it out but can't take it.

This pig should be put in prison for decades. It's becoming increasingly clear the only justice We will have going forward is the justice that is served in the streets.

Man hits lottery.

If anyone hasn't seen the deluge of memes in question, take a look at the link, they're fucking hilarious. Fuck Charlie Kirk, and fuck Perry County Sheriffs Department's Nick Weems. Here's some more fuel for the fire.