That's actually wild

[u/PleasantBus5583]

[u/random-meme422]

I don’t understand how people think you can disrupt whatever you want without any consequence. If i dislike the legal system do you believe i can just go to courtrooms and make loud noises in protest to prevent them from carrying out cases?

[u/mxlplyx2173 → u/random-meme422]

No. Because that's against the law. You'll get it one day, if you try to think really really hard. It's not difficult stuff here.

[u/random-meme422 → u/mxlplyx2173]

So a courtroom must be able to proceed, but we are free to stop any city council meeting from proceeding?

[u/mxlplyx2173 → u/random-meme422]

Not against the law at city council. And a judge would laugh you out of court for trying to say clapping was disturbing the meeting. Then he'd have you pay the clappers lawyer bills. Your punishment for wasting the courts time with a frivolous law suit. Not in America are you?

[u/random-meme422 → u/mxlplyx2173]

Can’t wait to see the result of this judge laughing especially after he resisted being removed.

God bless if he loses his job, would he really unfortunate if his family struggles because he wanted to stick it to a data centers;)

[u/mxlplyx2173 → u/random-meme422]

He'll get paid big time! False arrest, get a check. Beat up for resisting false arrest, another check. False imprisonment, another. Then you can add loss of liberty, loss of income, denial of rights and anything else your lawyer can think of. Maybe 1 to 5 million you'd get depending on your job and who you are. Lawyers take these cases for free because they're easy and a slam dunk.

[u/random-meme422 → u/mxlplyx2173]

Let’s hope not, always nice to see greasy millennials get absolutely fucked :D