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This to me is one of the biggest legal travesties I’ve witnessed in a long time.  Jose Luis Nazario served his country in the marines.  He saw basically hand to hand combat.  He got shot at.  He shot at others.  He did all the things normally expected during live combat in a war where the other guy’s intention is to kill him.  He survived.

Then, he came home and things got tough.

Nazario was charged with voluntary manslaughter, assault with a deadly weapon and discharging a firearm during a crime of violence.

That “crime” was serving in the US Marine Corps.

The real crime in my opinion was committed by the State of California ( where else would anyone expect this to happen? ).  In this state it would be called something along the lines of corruption of justice, and something along the lines of criminal coercion.  To wit:

The common law offense of extortion has been broadened by modern statutes to encompass any person who, acting with purpose to restrict unlawfully another’s freedom of action to his detriment, threatens to commit any criminal offense, accuse anyone of a criminal offense, expose any secret tending to subject any person to hatred, contempt or ridicule, impair his credit or business repute, or threatens to take or withhold action as an official, or cause an official to take or withhold action.

The message I think whoever the idiot was that instigated this lawsuit is trying to send is if you commit what would have been a civilian crime while serving in the military anywhere on Earth, California is gonna prosecute you.  They’re gonna lose, but they’re gonna wreck your life in the process.  If you live in California and wanna join the military, best not to return there.

That folks, is just extortion pure and simple.

I think Mr. Nazario has a case for suing the hell out of the state of California.  How many legitimate lawsuits are filed by states against individuals where there is no victim, no evidence, no willing accuser, and no witness?

The jury even wept when the verdict was rendered.  They knew how incredibly bogus this personal legal vendetta was.

Californians, you all have a serious problem going on.  What you just witnessed in Riverside is BIG BROTHER.  The fact the government could basically end Nazario’s life as he knew it because he didn’t play along with what the California government would have wanted is Big Brother.  The fact the masses of California turned a blind eye IS BIG BROTHER.  Read it.  It’s there.  You all are so brainwashed you’re willing to allow your government to eliminate someone’s existance so long as that person doesn’t meet your political expectations.

Has anyone asked what would happen if the California attorney generals decided your political views are no longer acceptable to them?

What happened to Jose needs to induce outrage and protests all over San Francisco and the usual places in California that love to be outraged.  But, since the victim was a military person, you won’t hear a peep.

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