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"A "Domestic" separatist:
- Mocks national symbols
- Awaits the coming of the "Russian world"
Punishment: 7-12 year prison sentence
See, hear - phone 0 800 501 482"
"Do you speak the occupier's language? [i.e.: Russian] Undoubtedly you are helping the occupier!"
"Domestic separatist? We are coming for you! Punishment: 7-12 year prison sentence"
"How to identify a separatist? [From bottom left clockwise]
- Talks about how life was better in the past [in the USSR]
- Wears a St George's ribbon [symbol of Russia's victory in WWII]
- Believes the Russian media
- Believes that power in Ukraine was seized by fascists
- Blames America for everything
- Uses the following vocabulary: "Junta", "Maidanites", "Russians are our brothers", "Crimea is ours"
- Shouts that Ukrainian gangs created a war in the Donbass"
Comment: (Link to the text of the lawsuit here.)
A federal judge in Seattle, Washington, and another in San Jose, California, also rejected attempts by electors to avoid being fined for disregarding the state's presidential popular vote. Thankfully the judiciary system is not bending to the attempts of so-called Hamilton electors to go against federal law because they are precious snowflakes who aren't able to handle losing. Also, it is part of Congress' duty to ensure a peaceful transition of executive power after an election: Update (December 16): The Colorado challengers appealed on Friday. A similar lawsuit in Alaska, brought by a Clinton supporter, has been righteously squashed: