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Chansley deserves this sentence for trying to overthrow the government on January 6th.
This is not enough of a punishment, but a good start. The length of this sentence has the potential to deter people from participating in insurrectionist activities in the future.
Chansley is a political prisoner who is being unfairly treated to set an example. He is a non-violent offender that is being treated as dangerous.
It’s hypocritical of the left to cheer on this injustice while supposedly advocating for criminal justice reform elsewhere.
Chansley deserves this sentence for trying to overthrow the government on January 6th.
This is not enough of a punishment, but a good start. The length of this sentence has the potential to deter people from participating in insurrectionist activities in the future.
Chansley is a political prisoner who is being unfairly treated to set an example. He is a non-violent offender that is being treated as dangerous.
It’s hypocritical of the left to cheer on this injustice while supposedly advocating for criminal justice reform elsewhere.
Our view of what happened at the US Capitol on January 6th and the arrests and trials that followed will influence our view of Chansley’s sentencing.
We must therefore first try to understand our contra partisans’ view on January 6th before we’ll be able to constructively discuss the outcome of Chansley’s trial. Their ideas sound like nonsense within our understanding of that day, but might be reasonable within their perspective.
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