Justice dies by media sensationalism, by sealing court docs, by manufacturing or destroying evidence to fit a narrative, by slipshod police work, by nepotism and political pressure in the judiciary.
Justice dies in silence when people turn a blind eye.
@MercyWright1984 Those in gvt control the pen that creates the narrative they want to gaslight the public with. They manufacture or destroy evidence to support said narrative, redact and seal info to protect themselves. Tragically, justice died a long time ago.
@EDDP22@realDaveReilly@casey_whalen@Kootenai_Strong@EdDePriest “He shot his mouth off and then was too cowardly to back it up.”
Here is the statute pertaining to assault and battery; 18-6409 is of interest as well.
Source:
1. https://t.co/PxkUyBEAEN
2. https://t.co/IfOSIbWIaj
The greatest trait you can acquire is to work with tremendous intensity on things that matter to you, and more importantly, be strangely unbothered when those things don't work out.
@casey_whalen When one goes “hands on” at what point is it considered assault?
Why does it seem like when LE is the one to escalate everyone turns the other cheek?
New ballot initiative in Oregon called ‘Initiative Petition 28, the PEACE Act, will make it illegal to hunt, fish or raise animals, even if it’s on your own land
If passed it will be ILLEGAL to
- Hunt or fish for food (even on your own property or for sustenance
- Raise and slaughter animals like chickens, rabbits, pigs, cows, etc., for meat on your own land or farm.
- Engage in common livestock practices (e.g., breeding via artificial insemination)
- Control pests by killing them (in many cases)
If passes it will lead to investigations and prosecutions of farmers and individuals raising animals for food, including small scale or backyard operations with rabbits and chickens
“They're going to raid all of our farmers and go after them because they're trying to quietly pass it and then make it where we all have to eat from the stores instead of farmer's markets and stuff.”
The appointed individual now has “incumbent” status come election time.
Do you see how this “party politics” works?
Wouldn’t be surprised at all if this happens in Kootenai County.
About that “inside track…”
If one pays attention long enough, one observes many officer-holders retire or resign before the end of the term they were elected to fulfill.
By side-lining the principles of free thought and expression, the Idaho Supreme Court has effectively green-lit the financial ruin of those who dare to challenge powerful institutions.
https://t.co/qloFQ0NR2O