r/CapitolConsequences • u/PurkleDerk • 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/fluffyflugel Jan 26 '23

Maybe I misunderstand, but if you’re a ‘sovereign citizen’, and you don’t acknowledge the authority of the country in which you are dwelling, why protest and obstruct said country ‘s election processes. What does it matter to you? Just remain in your compound and keep your own counsel.

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u/rkincaid007 Jan 26 '23

So many questions… hopefully plenty of time for her to ponder the answers. But I’m doubtful she’ll come to any correct conclusions l.

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u/Indifferentchildren Jan 26 '23

After the first couple of years it should at least become obvious that she is, in fact, subject to that court's jurisdiction.

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u/evemeatay Jan 26 '23

I’m starting to think maybe I can not, in fact, dismiss the court’s jurisdiction over me.

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u/fuzzi-buzzi Jan 26 '23

YOUR FLAG HAS GOLD FRILLS MAKING ME IMMUNE TO YOUR NAVAL BOOK OF CODES I AM A FREE INHABITANT TRAVELING TO ANOTHER MYPILLOW GRAND OPENING TO PROTEST THE LIBS DRINKING BABY BLOOD.

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u/coolgr3g Jan 26 '23

Seriously though, why do they think the libs drink baby blood? Where is the proof of that? It's just blood libel at this point.

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u/twitch1982 Jan 26 '23

If there's one thing I'm sure of in this country, its that if anyone would was drinking blood, it would be all the oligarchs, not just the liberal ones.