I've seen mentioned on-line that trying to influence a Judge's decision is wrong, or against the law. I think there is a big difference between influencing them on decisions on outcome, or sentences/payouts, on a criminal/civil case, vs. decision on basic/equal human rights.
People are like "What about Kanavaugh's poor neighbours? Why should THEY be subjected to this?" And then I found out the protest was organized -by- one of Kavanaugh's neighbours, damn this rockshttps://twitter.com/DouglasKBlair/status/1523095574156742657 …
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That's more of a one on one thing. A hundred people yelling can't be charged with that. And normally people wouldn't even know this was happening yet without the leak.
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“Come on everyone he’s over here!”
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lol condemn all american women to decades of immiseration and death so the neighbors can enjoy their afternoon wtaf homeowner privilege is wild
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like i wouldn’t even care if it wasn’t the neighbor who organized it. that’s the cost of living in a society
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I love this actually, and hope to see more of it
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THANK YOU to all these awesome people!!!
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Big Rand Paul's neighbor energy and here for it
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