Biden DOJ arrest guy who posted voting meme in 2016.

Fenderbender123

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

TheKobeStopper said:

What’s the joke?

It literally just says 'Hillary' and doesn't give a last name. It also doesn't say anything about what they're voting for, just 'president'. President of what? Not to mention it says to TEXT your vote which should make it obvious even to most children that it's not a real vote for US President. I feel no remorse for anyone who texted their vote to this number instead of filling out an actual ballot, and it seems obvious that this case will be thrown out.

Fender's remorse is the new test of statutory construction.

At the very least he won't be convicted. The DOJ is basing his case on the grounds that people were 'blocked' from actually voting. This meme did nothing to block anyone from voting. And as others have pointed out, similar joke/trick memes have been made and shared by people from both sides, so this would open up a massive can of worms.

RoadTrip

TheKobeStopper said:

Do you guys think it should be legal to disseminate misinformation designed to deprive individuals of their constitutional right to vote?

Please eliminate this douche Stalin

Blu82

RoadTrip said:

TheKobeStopper said:

Do you guys think it should be legal to disseminate misinformation designed to deprive individuals of their constitutional right to vote?

Please eliminate this douche Stalin

No, keep him.
Where else can you make fun of the short bus kids and not get in trouble.
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HHusky

Fenderbender123 said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

TheKobeStopper said:

What’s the joke?

It literally just says 'Hillary' and doesn't give a last name. It also doesn't say anything about what they're voting for, just 'president'. President of what? Not to mention it says to TEXT your vote which should make it obvious even to most children that it's not a real vote for US President. I feel no remorse for anyone who texted their vote to this number instead of filling out an actual ballot, and it seems obvious that this case will be thrown out.

Fender's remorse is the new test of statutory construction.

At the very least he won't be convicted. The DOJ is basing his case on the grounds that people were 'blocked' from actually voting. This meme did nothing to block anyone from voting. And as others have pointed out, similar joke/trick memes have been made and shared by people from both sides, so this would open up a massive can of worms.

The statute requires a conspiracy. That differentiates it from a lot of the jokes and tricks. But I agree that the actual language of the statute is where the defense can make some hay. There is plenty of evidence of a conspiracy, but a conspiracy to do what exactly?

RaceBannon

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

TheKobeStopper said:

What’s the joke?

It literally just says 'Hillary' and doesn't give a last name. It also doesn't say anything about what they're voting for, just 'president'. President of what? Not to mention it says to TEXT your vote which should make it obvious even to most children that it's not a real vote for US President. I feel no remorse for anyone who texted their vote to this number instead of filling out an actual ballot, and it seems obvious that this case will be thrown out.

Fender's remorse is the new test of statutory construction.

At the very least he won't be convicted. The DOJ is basing his case on the grounds that people were 'blocked' from actually voting. This meme did nothing to block anyone from voting. And as others have pointed out, similar joke/trick memes have been made and shared by people from both sides, so this would open up a massive can of worms.

The statute requires a conspiracy. That differentiates it from a lot of the jokes and tricks. But I agree that the actual language of the statute is where the defense can make some hay. There is plenty of evidence of a conspiracy, but a conspiracy to do what exactly?

So no case

You don't get paid by the word here

HHusky

RaceBannon said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

TheKobeStopper said:

What’s the joke?

It literally just says 'Hillary' and doesn't give a last name. It also doesn't say anything about what they're voting for, just 'president'. President of what? Not to mention it says to TEXT your vote which should make it obvious even to most children that it's not a real vote for US President. I feel no remorse for anyone who texted their vote to this number instead of filling out an actual ballot, and it seems obvious that this case will be thrown out.

Fender's remorse is the new test of statutory construction.

At the very least he won't be convicted. The DOJ is basing his case on the grounds that people were 'blocked' from actually voting. This meme did nothing to block anyone from voting. And as others have pointed out, similar joke/trick memes have been made and shared by people from both sides, so this would open up a massive can of worms.

The statute requires a conspiracy. That differentiates it from a lot of the jokes and tricks. But I agree that the actual language of the statute is where the defense can make some hay. There is plenty of evidence of a conspiracy, but a conspiracy to do what exactly?

So no case

You don't get paid by the word here

The why is as important as the outcome. Don't quit your day job.

SFGbob

HHusky said:

SFGbob said:

HHusky said:

RaceBannon said:

HHusky said:

Is tricking the ignorant and gullible into not exercising their votes protected speech?

I don't think the First Amendment is your best argument here.

Well that does describe democrat voters but its not against the law anymore than it is for Biden to claim he had a covid plan

18 U.S. Code § 241 is the law.

I agree with you that it would be smarter to argue that the statute wasn't intended to criminalize this conduct.

The First Amendment argument strikes me as a loser.

Yeah, Daddy gave Rush a medal is more the Dazzler's kind of winning argument.

So nothing. Again.

Agree, that argument made by you was on account of the fact you had nothing.

RaceBannon

HHusky said:

RaceBannon said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

TheKobeStopper said:

What’s the joke?

It literally just says 'Hillary' and doesn't give a last name. It also doesn't say anything about what they're voting for, just 'president'. President of what? Not to mention it says to TEXT your vote which should make it obvious even to most children that it's not a real vote for US President. I feel no remorse for anyone who texted their vote to this number instead of filling out an actual ballot, and it seems obvious that this case will be thrown out.

Fender's remorse is the new test of statutory construction.

At the very least he won't be convicted. The DOJ is basing his case on the grounds that people were 'blocked' from actually voting. This meme did nothing to block anyone from voting. And as others have pointed out, similar joke/trick memes have been made and shared by people from both sides, so this would open up a massive can of worms.

The statute requires a conspiracy. That differentiates it from a lot of the jokes and tricks. But I agree that the actual language of the statute is where the defense can make some hay. There is plenty of evidence of a conspiracy, but a conspiracy to do what exactly?

So no case

You don't get paid by the word here

The why is as important as the outcome. Don't quit your day job.

So still nothing

I do your job better than you

HHusky

RaceBannon said:

HHusky said:

RaceBannon said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

HHusky said:

Fenderbender123 said:

TheKobeStopper said:

What’s the joke?

It literally just says 'Hillary' and doesn't give a last name. It also doesn't say anything about what they're voting for, just 'president'. President of what? Not to mention it says to TEXT your vote which should make it obvious even to most children that it's not a real vote for US President. I feel no remorse for anyone who texted their vote to this number instead of filling out an actual ballot, and it seems obvious that this case will be thrown out.

Fender's remorse is the new test of statutory construction.

At the very least he won't be convicted. The DOJ is basing his case on the grounds that people were 'blocked' from actually voting. This meme did nothing to block anyone from voting. And as others have pointed out, similar joke/trick memes have been made and shared by people from both sides, so this would open up a massive can of worms.

The statute requires a conspiracy. That differentiates it from a lot of the jokes and tricks. But I agree that the actual language of the statute is where the defense can make some hay. There is plenty of evidence of a conspiracy, but a conspiracy to do what exactly?

So no case

You don't get paid by the word here

The why is as important as the outcome. Don't quit your day job.

So still nothing

I do your job better than you

obviously

RaceBannon

Everyone has noticed. I've checked around