As has been stated many times now -- except for the fact that she didn't actually label it as being officially endorsed by a current presidential campaign, which is illegal, always has been illegal, and breaks long standing campaign finance/campaign laws.
It's absolutely no different than if you would have taken out a television ad even 20+ years ago during an election cycle and at the end of that TV ad you put the same "officially approved by" or "paid for by" label as every other genuine ad, but without actually having the endorsement.... You would have been arrested for that as well....
I really don't understand how people can't see the difference there, that the only person that has been arrested for a meme is the only person shown so far to have actually labeled what they put out as being officially endorsed by a presidential campaign the same way that all official campaign ads have to be labeled.... That is the only part that made what he did illegal if he hadn't labeled it like that he could have made memes saying whatever the hell he wanted, just like everybody else does....
Edit - downvoting something just because you don't want to hear it is a very redditor thing to do.... If you think I'm incorrect then, by all means, prove me wrong.
And that Democrat liberal Asian "comedian" posted the EXACT SAME meme only aimed at Trump voters. NOT ARRESTED BY THE FBI SWAT TEAM YET!!!!!
Unfair treatment. Unequal treatment under the law. Blatant double standards. Systemic hypocrisy. If you complain you are a domestic extremist.
As has been stated many times now -- except for the fact that she didn't actually label it as being officially endorsed by a current presidential campaign, which is illegal, always has been illegal, and breaks long standing campaign finance/campaign laws.
It's absolutely no different than if you would have taken out a television ad even 20+ years ago during an election cycle and at the end of that TV ad you put the same "officially approved by" or "paid for by" label as every other genuine ad, but without actually having the endorsement.... You would have been arrested for that as well....
I really don't understand how people can't see the difference there, that the only person that has been arrested for a meme is the only person shown so far to have actually labeled what they put out as being officially endorsed by a presidential campaign the same way that all official campaign ads have to be labeled.... That is the only part that made what he did illegal if he hadn't labeled it like that he could have made memes saying whatever the hell he wanted, just like everybody else does....
Edit - downvoting something just because you don't want to hear it is a very redditor thing to do.... If you think I'm incorrect then, by all means, prove me wrong.