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Americans: Please don't ruin your OWN life by violently protesting the Supreme Court's Decision on Roe v Wade.

An idiot armed with a gun was just arrested very near to Brett Kavanaugh's home. DO NOT go out there with the intent of hurting other people, or killing them. DO NOT go out there and burn things to the ground.

VIOLENCE HURTS THE PERSON WHO IS BEING VIOLENT, USUALLY FOR THEIR ENTIRE LIVES.

Don't let some political agitator push you into it.
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cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
Have heard warnings if they show up at the Supreme Court they are risking their life. They better not do it.
4meAndyou · F
@cherokeepatti Thank you for mentioning that. Upchuck Schumer and his political agitators might WANT people to die...but no one in their right minds wants that...all differences of politics aside.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@4meAndyou I heard someone who is connected to military intelligence say “Don’t even think about it”…stern warning. But if these asshats want to do it anyway they are in a for a rude awakening.
@cherokeepatti If there is/ are any mass gatherings outside of the Supreme Court, rest assured they will have ahead of time been admonished by the Democrats to not act like the 6 Jan. Event. Why? 1. It would make the democrats and their commission look hypocritical and 2. If disturbances occur, those so offended by 6 Jan. will eat crow as that would be looked on as the mob trying to overturn the law of the land as spelled out by the Supreme Court.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@soar2newhighs Instead they go to the homes of the justices and pull their protests there.
@cherokeepatti Well if they do it peacefully. Or are there laws/,rules that spell out such activities( done peacefully?)
Guarantee Schumer wouldn’t be in any. He’s a loudmouth and a coward.
4meAndyou · F
@soar2newhighs There is a federal law against trying to influence judges, and Garland refuses to enforce it.