Texas woman arrested for Facebook post about town water quality
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Texas woman arrested for Facebook post about town water quality
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Re: Texas woman arrested for Facebook post about town water quality
#2Imagine the town of flynt getting arrested for having your government fail you.
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#3Land of the free
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#4Not surprised. Tarrant County told the US Marshals my styrofoam cooler with vomit in it was a “bomb threat” and charged me with use of a DEADLY WEAPON. Honestly. If my public defender hadn’t colluded with the Prosecution it wouldn’t be on my record today.
This is going to get a lot worse before it gets better in the US. I’m a nonviolent cripple. Meanwhile a pardoned Jan 6 rioter just told a City Counsel “they should be strung up” and isn’t even being charged. Totally depends what team you’re on right now.
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#6Land of the free
World Cup Tourists about to get some “civic lessons” if they buy that too much, mmmhmmm.
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#8I assume she will get a settlement, the city (the taxpayer) will pay for it and nothing else changes. There will be even less money for infrastructure repair and people will keep voting for the same people.
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#9Land of the free
I assume you mean "Land of the fee"
Re: Texas woman arrested for Facebook post about town water quality
#10The craziest part is the police defending this action as a “cut and dry” case. Meanwhile the lawsuit this woman just filed will hurt taxpayers and not the corrupt city officials and police that caused this. We need to ban all forms of immunity - none for cops, politicians, or judges. They need to be personally liable for their actions.