Fascist attacks on Individuals and Speech

[seafoam1 3,397]

2 minutes ago, SaintsInDome2006 said:

A pattern & practice at DOJ at tge direction of DOJ leaders to ignore court orders & worst of all to lie.

Liberals don't lie and aren't violent. Wow.

Now this is news. 

[SaintsInDome2006 601]

The Dutch Intelligence Services have cut back information sharing with the US.

[SaintsInDome2006 601]

No arrests in DC or NYC.

{golf clap}

[TimHauck 3,283]

On 10/9/2025 at 9:42 AM, SaintsInDome2006 said:

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Building on the antifa executive order, which already targets a broad range of political speech, NSPM-7 directs federal agencies to prioritize investigations of a swath of identities and ideologies that it depicts as falling under “the umbrella of self-described ‘anti-fascism.’” These include “anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity; support for the overthrow of the United States Government; extremism on migration, race, and gender; and hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality.”

This breathtakingly broad list easily encompasses everyone from labor organizers, socialists, many libertarians, those who criticize Christianity, pro-immigration groups, anti-ICE protestors, and racial justice and transgender activists, to anyone who holds views that the administration considers to be “anti-American.” Under NSPM-7, the antifascist label can be attached to any of these types of people and groups and many more besides, giving the government maximum flexibility to pick and choose its targets.<<

Brennan Center

Seeing some journalists saying this NSPM-7 thing is a huge deal  

[Fnord 2,487]

On 10/17/2025 at 8:07 PM, SaintsInDome2006 said:

A pattern & practice at DOJ at tge direction of DOJ leaders to ignore court orders & worst of all to lie.

Your link is disabled, but were you linking to something re: this: DOJ whistleblower says he witnessed government officials undermining the rule of law

 

 

 

[TimHauck 3,283]

Not sure how this is getting basically zero press:

 

 

[seafoam1 3,397]

5 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Not sure how this is getting basically zero press:

 

 

OMG!! Not aaron turr quoting aaron turr quoting larry bushart!!!! 

[TimHauck 3,283]

19 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

OMG!! Not aaron turr quoting aaron turr quoting larry bushart!!!! 

Larry Bushart is the guy who’s in jail on a $2 million bond because he posted a meme.

Story: https://theintercept.com/2025/10/23/charlie-kirk-meme-arrest-tennessee-larry-bushart/

I know many will say “there’s gotta be more to the story,” but It really looks like there isn’t.  He’s in jail for posting a meme.

[Ron_Artest 2,137]

We don't really have a press anymore.  Most of them have bent the knee to trump.  There is so much lawlessness and corruption, it's become normal.

[SaintsInDome2006 601]

9 hours ago, TimHauck said:

Not sure how this is getting basically zero press:

 

 

These people. Apparently he lived in Perry County, TN, the shooting Trump was referring to was the 2024 Perry High School shooting in Perry, Iowa. The guy peppered a Perry TN Kirk vigil page with posts highlighting their hypocrisy (given the circumstances I’d call it trolling). It sounds like sheriff used the ‘Perry shooting’ reference as an excuse to hold him.

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As the story spread, confusion persisted over the basic facts. Because the Facebook thread was only visible to members of the Perry County group, it was unclear to most people when, exactly, Bushart posted the memes or how people reacted — let alone whether the response could be described as “mass hysteria.” But Weems insisted that Bushart wanted to sow panic, telling The Tennesseanthat “investigators believe Bushart was fully aware of the fear his post would cause and intentionally sought to create hysteria within the community.” 

Yet there were no public signs of this hysteria. Nor was there much evidence of an investigation — or any efforts to warn county schools. Although the Perry County Schools District did not respond to messages from The Intercept, attorneys with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression filed a series of open records requests with the school district asking for any communications to or from staff pertaining to the case — including terms like “shooting,” “threat,” and “meme.” In response, the director of schools wrote that there were no records related to Bushart’s case. “The Perry County Sheriff’s Department handled this situation,” he wrote.

“You would think that if a school district or a school was the target of a serious threat, they would have an email or a text message or something to students, to parents, to the safety officer, to the community, saying, ‘Here’s what has happened. Don’t worry. Everything is all right,’” said Adam Steinbaugh, an attorney with FIRE who has been monitoring the case. “They have nothing.”

Meanwhile, the Perry County Sheriff’s Office has not responded to records requests by FIRE. In a phone call with The Intercept, a sheriff’s deputy told The Intercept that any records related to the case would have to be subpoenaed. “I’m not releasing anything due to the scrutiny and the harassing phone calls we’ve had,” he said, then hung up. But Weems himself responded to an email earlier this week. He said that the Perry County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page “has been in the process” of being deleted since July but declined to comment further. “There is a lot of false quotes being made in regard to this case,” he wrote. “Therefore, I’m not gonna continue to discuss the case until it’s settled in court.”

Bushart’s lawyer has not responded to messages about the case. Bushart’s wife declined to speak on the record on the advice of the attorney. But Bushart’s son defended his dad on social media, calling the prosecution “an egregious violation of his 1st Amendment rights” and spelling out what has been clear from the start: The meme he shared was meant to show “the hypocrisy in honoring Charlie Kirk while ignoring other tragic incidents of mass violence.”

For now, Bushart faces the prospect of spending Thanksgiving in jail. On Tuesday, a member of the Justice for Larry Bushart page created a [account] to raise money for his legal defense. “This isn’t just for Larry; this is a stand against overzealous law enforcement acting on skewed interpretations of free speech,” it reads. “Remember: today it’s someone else; tomorrow it could be you or me.”

To Steinbaugh, who has litigated First Amendment violations all over the country, Bushart’s case stands out. “One thing that’s unique about it is that nobody has done a course correction here,” he said. “It would be one thing to have law enforcement overreacting and detaining someone … and then the next day, saying, ‘OK, message received, we’ve done our due diligence. That’s all we need to do here.’ This guy’s been incarcerated since this happened over quoting the president. Cooler heads should have prevailed by now.”<<

The Intercept.

[TimHauck 3,283]

21 minutes ago, SaintsInDome2006 said:

These people. Apparently he lived in Perry County, TN, the shooting Trump was referring to was the 2024 Perry High School shooting in Perry, Iowa. The guy peppered a Perry TN Kirk vigil page with posts highlighting their hypocrisy (given the circumstances I’d call it trolling). It sounds like sheriff used the ‘Perry shooting’ reference as an excuse to hold him.

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As the story spread, confusion persisted over the basic facts. Because the Facebook thread was only visible to members of the Perry County group, it was unclear to most people when, exactly, Bushart posted the memes or how people reacted — let alone whether the response could be described as “mass hysteria.” But Weems insisted that Bushart wanted to sow panic, telling The Tennesseanthat “investigators believe Bushart was fully aware of the fear his post would cause and intentionally sought to create hysteria within the community.” 

Yet there were no public signs of this hysteria. Nor was there much evidence of an investigation — or any efforts to warn county schools. Although the Perry County Schools District did not respond to messages from The Intercept, attorneys with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression filed a series of open records requests with the school district asking for any communications to or from staff pertaining to the case — including terms like “shooting,” “threat,” and “meme.” In response, the director of schools wrote that there were no records related to Bushart’s case. “The Perry County Sheriff’s Department handled this situation,” he wrote.

“You would think that if a school district or a school was the target of a serious threat, they would have an email or a text message or something to students, to parents, to the safety officer, to the community, saying, ‘Here’s what has happened. Don’t worry. Everything is all right,’” said Adam Steinbaugh, an attorney with FIRE who has been monitoring the case. “They have nothing.”

Meanwhile, the Perry County Sheriff’s Office has not responded to records requests by FIRE. In a phone call with The Intercept, a sheriff’s deputy told The Intercept that any records related to the case would have to be subpoenaed. “I’m not releasing anything due to the scrutiny and the harassing phone calls we’ve had,” he said, then hung up. But Weems himself responded to an email earlier this week. He said that the Perry County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page “has been in the process” of being deleted since July but declined to comment further. “There is a lot of false quotes being made in regard to this case,” he wrote. “Therefore, I’m not gonna continue to discuss the case until it’s settled in court.”

Bushart’s lawyer has not responded to messages about the case. Bushart’s wife declined to speak on the record on the advice of the attorney. But Bushart’s son defended his dad on social media, calling the prosecution “an egregious violation of his 1st Amendment rights” and spelling out what has been clear from the start: The meme he shared was meant to show “the hypocrisy in honoring Charlie Kirk while ignoring other tragic incidents of mass violence.”

For now, Bushart faces the prospect of spending Thanksgiving in jail. On Tuesday, a member of the Justice for Larry Bushart page created a [account] to raise money for his legal defense. “This isn’t just for Larry; this is a stand against overzealous law enforcement acting on skewed interpretations of free speech,” it reads. “Remember: today it’s someone else; tomorrow it could be you or me.”

To Steinbaugh, who has litigated First Amendment violations all over the country, Bushart’s case stands out. “One thing that’s unique about it is that nobody has done a course correction here,” he said. “It would be one thing to have law enforcement overreacting and detaining someone … and then the next day, saying, ‘OK, message received, we’ve done our due diligence. That’s all we need to do here.’ This guy’s been incarcerated since this happened over quoting the president. Cooler heads should have prevailed by now.”<<

The Intercept.

I hope that county is well-funded, because this dude is going to get a yuge payout.

[TimHauck 3,283]

In b4 “hE wAs OnLy DeTaInEd, NoT aRrEsTeD”

 

 

[seafoam1 3,397]

12 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

In b4 “hE wAs OnLy DeTaInEd, NoT aRrEsTeD”

 

 

He should have been arrested.

[seafoam1 3,397]

11 hours ago, TimHauck said:

Larry Bushart is the guy who’s in jail on a $2 million bond because he posted a meme.

Story: https://theintercept.com/2025/10/23/charlie-kirk-meme-arrest-tennessee-larry-bushart/

I know many will say “there’s gotta be more to the story,” but It really looks like there isn’t.  He’s in jail for posting a meme.

People should be able to harass and troll you and your family without consequences. Throw in some doxxing. Why not? 

They should be able to follow your wife around town playing some Darth Vader music. Why not? Free speech, right?

[SaintsInDome2006 601]

The 1st Amendment’s 6 Freedoms:

- No establishment of religion,

- free exercise of religion;
- freedom of speech,

- freedom of the press;

- the right of the people peaceably to assemble,

- the freedom of the people to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

[seafoam1 3,397]

7 minutes ago, SaintsInDome2006 said:

The 1st Amendment’s 6 Freedoms:

- No establishment of religion,

- free exercise of religion;
- freedom of speech,

- freedom of the press;

- the right of the people peaceably to assemble,

- the freedom of the people to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Why do liberals whine about about religion, "hate" speech against them, and cry about conservative reporting, all the while they cause violence during so called "peaceful protests" all throughout 2020 and are trying to constantly go after ICE causing unrest in current times?

Oh, and they close down the government of this country because they aren't getting their way? The little pouting bltches. You all lost the election for a reason. And the reason is you. 

[jonmx 2,458]

1 hour ago, SaintsInDome2006 said:

The 1st Amendment’s 6 Freedoms:

- No establishment of religion,

- free exercise of religion;
- freedom of speech,

- freedom of the press;

- the right of the people peaceably to assemble,

- the freedom of the people to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

The elites have been trying to eliminate every one of these for decades and the CIA and other federal agencies have been their preferred tool.   The Biden years were by far the biggest assault on first amendment freedoms in history led by the DOJ and FBI.  Those institutions became a complete disgrace to what America stands for.  Thank God Kamala lost.   Easily the stupidest person ever to run and would have been a total puppet for the expansion of the authoritarian state.   But hou have your head too far up your butt to see any of that. 

[SaintsInDome2006 601]

1 hour ago, jonmx said:

The elites have been trying to eliminate every one of these for decades and the CIA and other federal agencies have been their preferred tool.   The Biden years were by far the biggest assault on first amendment freedoms in history led by the DOJ and FBI.  Those institutions became a complete disgrace to what America stands for.  Thank God Kamala lost.   Easily the stupidest person ever to run and would have been a total puppet for the expansion of the authoritarian state.   But hou have your head too far up your butt to see any of that. 

Elites. Guess how many billionaires are in Trump’s cabinet & WH executive staff.

[SaintsInDome2006 601]

3 hours ago, seafoam1 said:

Why do liberals whine about about religion, "hate" speech against them, and cry about conservative reporting, all the while they cause violence during so called "peaceful protests" all throughout 2020 and are trying to constantly go after ICE causing unrest in current times?

Oh, and they close down the government of this country because they aren't getting their way? The little pouting bltches. You all lost the election for a reason. And the reason is you. 

IMO conservatism is constitutionalism, and so the constitution says individuals are protected by the Constitution, not the state. 
 

I don’t know what to say about politics, but I do believe in fundamentals & retail skills. I think two bad candidates make for bad politics & bad results. I don’t think the American people value (as a plurality anyway) character in office or the Constitution anymore. Whet can I say the sleazy country club manager & condo salesman offered them a deal & they took it.

[seafoam1 3,397]

21 minutes ago, SaintsInDome2006 said:

IMO conservatism is constitutionalism, and so the constitution says individuals are protected by the Constitution, not the state. 
 

I don’t know what to say about politics, but I do believe in fundamentals & retail skills. I think two bad candidates make for bad politics & bad results. I don’t think the American people value (as a plurality anyway) character in office or the Constitution anymore. Whet can I say the sleazy country club manager & condo salesman offered them a deal & they took it.

So you don't think there should be state law and order, nor federal law and order? 

Everyone in the world should be able to just saunter into this country and get jobs, Medicare, social security, healthcare, etc?

People should be able to follow other people around in the streets harassing them because it's "freedom of speech"? 

The press should have the freedom to stand outside people's homes and take pictures of them as they follow them around and plaster them all over websites and post their "opinions" about them? 

And when people protest and cause damage to property and other people it's all good because those that agree with the violence caused say it's "mostly peaceful"?

Not sure what your point is, but I don't see what is so wrong with living by the rules. It's worked out well for me.