New Jersey Federal Judge Esther Salas’ Husband Shot, Son Killed by Man in Fed-Ex Uniform

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For like 6 months, long enough for the FBI to tell them that if they sent goonies from the slam that's a free trip to Florence and the death penalty.

After that I'm sure he walked around with no problems.
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Ehh. There will always be some sort of fear when you put down leaders of a organized group like that. That’s a lifelong grudge.
 
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Ehh. There will always be some sort of fear when you put down leaders of a organized group like that. That’s a lifelong grudge.
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Yeah I can imagine a prosecutor walking light I mean a random might try to become famous by being brainless but they tell anyone boss that shyt in the states is different. Judges and the like don't get oofed by criminals like that, If they did the state would lean on them. shyt can always be worse.

The worse place you can be is in Florence but if you want to be an hard ass shyt can be worse all those 1993 WTC are doing hard time but they say Ramzi Yousef is doing the hardest time imaginable. They said they put in in "the farm" by himself. In a prision where people are literally under the prison they put him somewhere else, I'm sure they let people know that they can always go elsewhere if they challenge the system.
 
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Organized crime, in Mexico would never hit a federal judge, they would try to negotiate. This, again, (like Fahim Selah) is personal. A judgement probably ruined the suspects life/career/family, or in his perception it did.

Judges get threats, but mostly it's just desperate talk, or people trying to engineer some insane scheme from prison

people have linked this to Epstein because of the civil settlement? wow. Deranged.
 
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The suspect had history with the judge. And was calling for violence.

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"There's no justice for guys in this day and age," railed Hollander.



Still, the anti-feminist attorney said the ruling did not shock him, given the previous defeats he's suffered in his lonely struggle against male oppression.



"I was ticked off, but I've come to the conclusion that whenever I go into court and I'm fighting feminist ideology or political correctness, I'm going to lose," he said. "Either I'm a stupid lawyer, or I'm stupid for thinking the court will enforce the rights of guys."
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He also sued – twice – to halt federal funding of Columbia University's feminist studies program, arguing that feminism constitutes a "modern-day religion." Both were thrown out, most recently by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals last month.



Hollander said the defeats were starting to get to him.



"I'm beginning to think it's time for vigilante justice – civil disobedience," he said, elaborating that he "may pull a Carrie Nation on the Ladies' Nights clubs."
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Roy Den Hollander

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