Oath Keepers Sheriff Wants To Arrest Judge Who Jailed Kim Davis

[big_dog]

Source: Right Wing Watch/People for the American Way



One of the organizers on the ground for the Oath Keepers’ short-lived Kim Davis mission was Denny Peyman, a former sheriff of Jackson County, Kentucky, and member of the “constitutional sheriffs” movement, which believes that county sheriffs are the nation’s highest law enforcement officers and therefore have the power to unilaterally arrest federal officials.

In an interview with the far-right radio program Liberty Roundtable , Peyman said that if he had been sheriff when Davis was found in contempt of court for defying court orders to issue marriage licenses, he would have blocked U.S. Marshals from arresting Davis and would have instead personally arrested the judge who found her in contempt.

“I would have loved for that to happen when I was in office,” he said. “It would have been a completely different scenario would have come out of this whole thing.” “Yeah, Denny Peyman would have bust out and arrested that judge for violating due process, huh?” asked Sam Bushman, the program’s host.

“Exactly,” Peyman responded. “The judges all take care of each other. I’ve turned in enough evidence and stuff and all they do is seal it and make sure it doesn’t get back out. They take care of each other. When I arrested the judge here and stuff, they basically protected him, because they could be next and they know that.”



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[thecrow]

1. Big talk from a man

who has no authority.

[snooper2]

20. He is Billy Badass! Hope he goes for it

[FSogol]

24. How is that clown not guilty of impersonating a LEO?

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Arrest him. Take his toys away. Sentence him to passing a high school civics/government exam.

[Mr.Bill]

2. Why doesn't he just arrest the Supreme Court

and git 'er done?

[Kotya]

3. I'm sure the Oath Keepers

have convened "Citizen Grand Juries" on all the USSC justices by now and found them all guilty of treason.

[mdbl]

12. LOL

[jmowreader]

4. He would have been arrested if he'd tried

The charge is "kidnapping a federal official." Convicted sheriffs don't do too well in prison, son.

[trusty elf]

5. "When I arrested the judge here and stuff........."

He's a mighty fine law enforcement ossifer and stuff.


"oath keepers" anagrams:

A Herpes Toke

Hot Ape Reeks

[Dustlawyer]

18. That's probably why he is a "former" County Sheriff.

[BigDemVoter]

6. Ugh. . . . I assume an "Oath Keeper" is along the same lines as that asinine

group of "Promise Keepers"-- men who believe they are the "kings" of their households, and they have the right to rape their wives whenever they like, as it's their wives' "duty. . . ."

Yeah, I know people like that. . . And they disgust me-- all of them.

[Wash. state Desk Jet]

7. I don't know what Dudely would say about that !

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[randome]

28. He would say, "But that's not the Mountie way."

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[Geronimoe]

8. Keepers of the Oaf

I corrected their name for them, to better reflect who they are.

Peyman sounds like a real wuss.

[joshdawg]

9. Pretty apparent that

the stupid runs deep in the...........ah, um, er "oath keepers."

[DisgustipatedinCA]

10. I suppose inbred halfwits have all sorts of ideas they consider worthy.

That doesn't, however, mean that the sentient world needs to give a shit about the halfwit's musings.

[NutmegYankee]

11. Correction: You wanted to try to arrest the judge.

Any attempt to do so in actuality would have resulted in a federal marshal killing him.

[Hoppy]

13. Yeah? The wankers at Cliven Bundy's ranch are still running free.

Bundy and his kid are free. The Oath Keepers who threatened law enforcement are free.

[ProfessorGAC]

23. They Did Not Shoot Any LE Officers

They did not try to perform a Gomer and do a citizen's arrest on any of them.

The federal authorities let the Bundy bunch slide because it really wasn't worth it.

Taking a federal judge into custody, without proper authorization, seems to constitute "worth it" for the feds to take action.

[ancianita]

25. Yeah, but if they'd been black...

[ProfessorGAC]

26. A Conversation For Another Time

Not that i don't agree. Of course, in this case the people shot would actually have been armed.

[ancianita]

27. Just sayin.' Just an immediate reaction...No. I wouldn't derail.

[Hoppy]

30. But they were threatening L.E. officers.

[ProfessorGAC]

31. No Doubt

But, the feds probably considered them gadflies, not a real threat. Actually laying hands on an officer of the court goes beyond acting tough and threatening.

The feds would have dropped him like a bag of dirt.

[christx30]

33. And the feds were threatening them.

But it's the armed people that kept their stuff. The unarmed get their shit stolen. No Federal agent is willing to die to take some cows, or make sure a judgment is paid.

[Vinca]

14. Do it . . . arrest him. Let's see what happens.

It's time for these dopes to face reality.

[tanyev]

15. The 'th' is pronounced with an 'f'.

[randome]

29. And don't he look the part?

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[Gothmog]

16. Sovereign citizen groups are dangerous and crazy

The concept that sheriffs can arrest federal judges is part of the sovereign citizen platform. These people are dangerous

[gregcrawford]

17. Aaaahhh! Can't you just smell the crazy?

It smells like decomposing brain cells. These low-wattage intellects are SO desperate for some drama in their dreary double-wide lives that they invent absurdly implausible scenarios in which they can play hero. And the belief that laws don't apply to them is an indicator of a sociopathic personality. Just back away slowly...

[Shadowflash]

19. Yeah.

Now that he has no chance of actually having to back up the shit coming out of his mouth, he's a big talker.

[CanonRay]

21. Oath Keepers are no laughing matter

they are armed to the teeth, crazy, delusional and very dangerous, IMHO. We will have a serious incident involving them in the near future, as they macho each other up.

[malthaussen]

22. Curious that an organization calling itself "Oath Keepers" would support an oathbreaker

I suppose it all comes down to what one thinks of as supporting the US Constitution.

-- Mal

[SwankyXomb]

32. For them

the Constitution consists of half of the 2nd amendment, plus whatever bits support their position of the moment.

[rockfordfile]

34. What a nut

It seems to me these oath keepers really hate the United States of America. They don't really see the U.S Constitution/ United States of America as something they should live by.

[tabasco]

35. Go ahead, shit-for-brains

and enjoy a lengthy stay behind bars.

[brooklynite]

36. That sounds like an abuse of power...don't they need a "People's Grand Jury" to indict him first?