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>Until that was immediately challenged and sensibly lifted 3 days later. After he was sentenced and in jail. Love the coarse metric of British "sensibility"!
by ra1n85 8y ago
>Until that was immediately challenged and sensibly lifted 3 days later.
After he was sentenced and in jail.
Love the coarse metric of British "sensibility"! Sounds like we need a "sensibility spectrum" to measure this all against. Would really love to stack my freedom and property against that sturdy and immutable post of justice!
- orf 8y ago> After he was sentenced and in jail. ... As he should be, for breaking a court order in the most ridiculous manner. Twice. > Would really love to stack my freedom and property against that sturdy and immutable post of justice! You are aware that you're commenting on a post about how a citizens freedom and property where taken without any due process? And how that happens a lot? And how it's legal? I feel like you're just looking to be triggered by something, and this man breaking two court orders gets you going, so we might as well end it here.