Mangione has been indicted on 11 charges in New York, including first-degree murder as an act of terrorism. He has not yet pleaded to the charges.
A whirlwind day for Luigi Mangione ends with new charges, revelations from a notebook and transfer to a federal prison
100% correct.Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a clear-cut case of premeditated murder. Period. Nothing more. The extra charge of 'terrorism' is a message from our government to us that they will take care of their own. So don't **** with them. Multimillion dollar CEOs of multibillion dollar companies have strong alliances with the government. The US government sending us this message is nothing less than a flagrant self-incriminating act of picking and choosing which Americans, are indeed, above the law.
Dear Americans,
**** you, that's why.
Love always,
The US Government.
I take it the concept of overcharging an accused to pressure them into accepting a deal to a lesser charge is foreign to you. Not saying that is what is happening, but it certainly is a possibility.Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a clear-cut case of premeditated murder. Period. Nothing more. The extra charge of 'terrorism' is a message from our government to us that they will take care of their own. So don't **** with them. Multimillion dollar CEOs of multibillion dollar companies have strong alliances with the government. The US government sending us this message is nothing less than a flagrant self-incriminating act of picking and choosing which Americans, are indeed, above the law.
Dear Americans,
**** you, that's why.
Love always,
The US Government.
Terrorism? Really? Come on. There is a myriad of offenses they could use to overcharge someone. Yet, they choose that one.ConsRule » 20 Dec 2024, 3:55 pm » wrote: ↑ I take it the concept of overcharging an accused to pressure them into accepting a deal to a lesser charge is foreign to you. Not saying that is what is happening, but it certainly is a possibility.
murdock » 20 Dec 2024, 3:28 pm » wrote: ↑ You're about a stupid bastard. Charging someone don't mean **** you stupid ****. It's what happens to them that matters. Goddamn you're a stupid bastard.
Did they call it a hate crime, also?Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 4:12 pm » wrote: ↑ Terrorism? Really? Come on. There is a myriad of offenses they could use to overcharge someone. Yet, they choose that one.
Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a clear-cut case of premeditated murder. Period. Nothing more. The extra charge of 'terrorism' is a message from our government to us that they will take care of their own. So don't **** with them. Multimillion dollar CEOs of multibillion dollar companies have strong alliances with the government. The US government sending us this message is nothing less than a flagrant self-incriminating act of picking and choosing which Americans, are indeed, above the law.
Dear Americans,
**** you, that's why.
Love always,
The US Government.
RebelGator » 20 Dec 2024, 4:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Did they call it a hate crime, also?
That's the most stupid charge.....makes no sense whatsoever.
It's all ****, they have the guy on video shooting a man in the back.....give him a trial and then execute him.Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 4:18 pm » wrote: ↑ I am not sure, maybe. It wouldn't surprise me. They are going to make up anything they can. Anything.
Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 4:13 pm » wrote: ↑Thank you, Murdock. I can always count on you to give me encouragement.
Turns out the guy had no motive, and he denies he had anything to do with it. He says that he's a patsy, and the evidence was planted.Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a clear-cut case of premeditated murder. Period. Nothing more. The extra charge of 'terrorism' is a message from our government to us that they will take care of their own. So don't **** with them. Multimillion dollar CEOs of multibillion dollar companies have strong alliances with the government. The US government sending us this message is nothing less than a flagrant self-incriminating act of picking and choosing which Americans, are indeed, above the law.
Dear Americans,
**** you, that's why.
Love always,
The US Government.
And that governmental/prosecutorial criminality is okay?ConsRule » 20 Dec 2024, 3:55 pm » wrote: ↑ I take it the concept of overcharging an accused to pressure them into accepting a deal to a lesser charge is foreign to you. Not saying that is what is happening, but it certainly is a possibility.
Anyone who believes there are "hate" crimes should be forced to call rape a "love" crime.RebelGator » 20 Dec 2024, 4:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Did they call it a hate crime, also?
That's the most stupid charge.....makes no sense whatsoever.
Do they?RebelGator » 20 Dec 2024, 4:21 pm » wrote: ↑ It's all ****, they have the guy on video shooting a man in the back.....give him a trial and then execute him.
Over charging isn't a crime. You may not like it, but that's a you problem.Cannonpointer » 20 Dec 2024, 7:33 pm » wrote: ↑ And that governmental/prosecutorial criminality is okay?
Of course it is a crime. It violates the rights of the overcharged citizen, under color of law. It puts that overcharged citizen in legal jeopardy that is very real, based on spurious and knowingly false charges. That is an abuse of authority.ConsRule » 20 Dec 2024, 8:01 pm » wrote: ↑ Over charging isn't a crime. You may not like it, but that's a you problem.
Obviously the [[[JWO]]] needs to make the premeditated killing of [[[THOSE WHO CONTROL ALL MAJOR INSTITUTIONS]]] the MOST EXTRA, EXTRA WORST kind of murder ...!Vegas » 20 Dec 2024, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a clear-cut case of premeditated murder. Period. Nothing more. The extra charge of 'terrorism' is a message from our government to us that they will take care of their own. So don't **** with them. Multimillion dollar CEOs of multibillion dollar companies have strong alliances with the government. The US government sending us this message is nothing less than a flagrant self-incriminating act of picking and choosing which Americans, are indeed, above the law.
Dear Americans,
**** you, that's why.
Love always,
The US Government.
On pointVegas » 20 Dec 2024, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a clear-cut case of premeditated murder. Period. Nothing more. The extra charge of 'terrorism' is a message from our government to us that they will take care of their own. So don't **** with them. Multimillion dollar CEOs of multibillion dollar companies have strong alliances with the government. The US government sending us this message is nothing less than a flagrant self-incriminating act of picking and choosing which Americans, are indeed, above the law.
Dear Americans,
**** you, that's why.
Love always,
The US Government.
Biden also removed the "terrorist" designation AND the TEN MILLION$$$ BOUNTY*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 9:00 pm » wrote: ↑ Obviously the [[[JWO]]] needs to make the premeditated killing of [[[THOSE WHO CONTROL ALL MAJOR INSTITUTIONS]]] the MOST EXTRA, EXTRA WORST kind of murder ...!![]()
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Hey...did you see that Biden just gave Fauci a pardon...?
What did Fauci do wrong that needs to be pardoned...?