Jury finds Barnett guilty of eight insurrection charges

[u/CCMcC]

https://www.nwahomepage.com/news/jury-finds-barnett-guilty-of-eight-insurrection-charges/

[u/GovernmentAgent_Q → u/[deleted]]

The Constitution doesn't provide for a jury of your peers but it does stipulate that trials take place in the district where the crime occurs. So my question is, why do they hate the Constitution?

[u/Bananajamuh → u/GovernmentAgent_Q]

Because conservative

[u/Effective-Being-849 → u/GovernmentAgent_Q]

They're used to being on the ingroup side: the laws have an ingroup that protect but do not bind, the outgroup is bound but not protected.