Judge Martin,
I am active duty, from what I have read of you, you also served. That to me means that you took an oath, not ust when you became a judge, but also when you decided to serve all Americans by supproting and defending the constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic. Well your honor (if that should even apply any more) you have broken your oath not once but twice in this ruling. You berated the victim, if you watch the video he was the victim, in this case for not being sympithetic to the fact that the attacker was a muslim and he offended him. Well sir as I have taken the oath to support and defend the constitution and you have greatly offended me and milliions of other veterans who are speaking out about this, on the internet and in friendly discussion. An ignorance of the law does not give one a right to break it. In this case there is beyond a shadow of any doubt that the defendant broke the law and physically assaulted the victim for what he percieved should be law. There are constitutional groups now attempting to decide what action will be taken against your un-lawful, inflamatory, and un-constitutional speach given at the end of the trial. As an Oath Keeper I am a defender of the constitution and a soldier for the people, your transgressions against the people of the United States have not gone without notice, you have become the domestic that we defend constitution from, we have lawyers looking into your abuse of power and the possible charge of violating the defndants first and fourth amendment rights as well as any civil liability that you incur. Be ready for a fight your honor, we come not with physical assault as it would be illegal and un-constitutional, but we come with paperwork and the constitution.
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