r/CapitolConsequences Jan 26 '23

Sovereign Citizen Pauline Bauer convicted of all charges, including felony obstruction CONVICTION

https://www.wskg.org/news/2023-01-25/pauline-bauer-pa-woman-who-called-for-nancy-pelosi-to-be-hanged-during-jan-6-attack-guilty-on-all-counts
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u/NormalService1094 Jan 26 '23

I think it's really inappriate to include that sovereign citizen crap in the title, let alone capitalize it as if it's a valid nationality.

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u/PurkleDerk Jan 26 '23 edited Jan 26 '23

It accurately characterizes the political/legal ideology they associate themselves with, which is well known for its magical-thinking courtroom antics. I think it's entirely appropriate to include.

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u/willynillywitty Jan 26 '23

NAW. ITS 🤌🏼

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u/Rainhall Jan 26 '23

I think quotation marks around it would lend it the indignity it deserves.

You’re right, it makes the term sound like some officially recognized status.

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u/DocRockhead Jan 26 '23

We could call them separatists

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u/starkeffect Jan 26 '23

I prefer the technical term "dumbasses".

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u/Left_Coast_LeslieC Jan 26 '23 edited Jan 26 '23

Hey, if she identifies as a sovereign citizen, who are we to object?