Where is the post that stated someone got 10 year prison term for posting something

This was a recent post maybe within the last 5 days, but someone posted that expressing oneself can give a 10 year prison term. Anyway it would be easy to find, but I looked for it, not sure where it was posted though.

a reply to: musicismagic

You aiming to 'Spress' something?

Link to thread:

Man arrested by Biden DOJ for making a meme in 2016. . . facing 10 years in jail

a reply to: musicismagic

Ricky Vaughns 2016 meme about Hillary gets him in trouble.

www.tellerreport.com...

forums.somd.com...

originally posted by: ArchangelOger
a reply to: musicismagic

You aiming to 'Spress' something?

No, I wanted to let others know its possible to face prison if you offend someone these days.

So I guess you don't know the post I'm referring too.

Hey guys thanks.

a reply to: musicismagic

That's not really the reason he's been charged. He told people they could vote via text and did it in a way to deceive people. It wasn't because he made memes.

Several news outlets have managed to lose even more credibility with how they reported this.

If you make a meme that tries to trick people into losing their vote you should expect repercussions. The local governments have tantrums when somebody tries to manipulate their own carefully planned election scams.

But God forbid you actually change or amend laws to affect mail in ballot counting or registering, that's gravy.

originally posted by: Ksihkehe
a reply to: musicismagic

That's not really the reason he's been charged. He told people they could vote via text and did it in a way to deceive people. It wasn't because he made memes.

Several news outlets have managed to lose even more credibility with how they reported this.

If you make a meme that tries to trick people into losing their vote you should expect repercussions. The local governments have tantrums when somebody tries to manipulate their own carefully planned election scams.

I agree, if the guy created and published this "meme" to manipulate the vote, then he should be charged with interfering with the election. However, ten years, if they give it to him, is incredibly harsh and obviously a message to other activists. They can not and will not allow anyone outside of their group to employ the same dirty tactics they use and get away with.

Ultimately, with the level the left is taking this, anyone voicing an unsanctioned opinion, much less engaged in activism, will have to have a team of lawyers to protect their personal freedoms. There better not be the smallest detail in your political opinions that can be contorted into a law suit by the rabid socialist Democrats. They can and will destroy your life from top to bottom if they feel you are the slighted threat to their agenda.

a reply to: Ksihkehe

If he was arrested for trying to trick voters, why wasn't Kristina Wong also arrested for the exact same meme, with a different target?

www.thegatewaypundit.com...
We all know the answer already.

here is an article about it

www.en24news.com...

www.lacortenews.com...

ussanews.com...

A Democrat posted exactly the same type of meme and has yet to be charged.

a reply to: musicismagic

It will be illegal soon to speak a conservative idea the Democrats are working on such a bill. Read this article.

www.foxnews.com...

Wish I had time to write a new topic on it, but got to run.

originally posted by: Ksihkehe
a reply to: musicismagic

That's not really the reason he's been charged. He told people they could vote via text and did it in a way to deceive people. It wasn't because he made memes.

Several news outlets have managed to lose even more credibility with how they reported this.

If you make a meme that tries to trick people into losing their vote you should expect repercussions. The local governments have tantrums when somebody tries to manipulate their own carefully planned election scams.

I wonder if those memes telling people to winterize the tires on their car by putting water in them could end up getting them sued or put in prison?
It is humor at the expense of stupid people.
It is funny too.

originally posted by: a325nt
a reply to: Ksihkehe

If he was arrested for trying to trick voters, why wasn't Kristina Wong also arrested for the exact same meme, with a different target?

www.thegatewaypundit.com...
We all know the answer already.

I don't know, but it sounds like you're under the mistaken impression that laws are applied equally.

It doesn't change the fact that it's being hyped by the press in a misleading way.