Cool, yes, but if there's only one thing we learned in the last year, the courts have no enforcement against the feds.
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Nah, the same thing happened during BLM and the cops ignored orders to quit attacking protestors
We can learn things more than once. God forbid we forgot what happened when we elected Trump the first time.
Our legal system has been rendered toothless.
The only consequences are for you and me.
enabled by the likes of schumers and jefferies of both houses.
They do, they just aren't using it.
Do they actually? What can they do? Isn’t it the classic: “The Chief Justice Has Made His Ruling. Now, Let Him Enforce It.”
They can deputize anyone as marshals to enforce their rulings.
A reminder that using chemical weapons is literally a war crime. Our non-cosplay soldiers are banned from using chemical weapons on opposing forces, but ICE can flood American streets with it because someone wasn't standing where they wanted them to.
War crime treaties also don't apply to civil war. They often get very nasty.
Limit? Not immediately cease?
They can have a little chemical warfare, as a treat
As if tear gas is the only gas they're using.
I've seen white, orange, and green gases in various videos.
Or what?
The question that comes to mind is how soon will tear gas be used with the 'looked like a gun' excuse shortly thereafter.
Why is it ever legal and ok to release noxious gases into public areas? Can anyone just do that?