Harry @HarryOYSec

Dexter Taylor's case is one of the most important Second Amendment cases today. He was sentenced to ten years in prison last year for building his own firearms. During his sham trial, Judge Abena Darkeh told Dexter and his lawyer not to mention the Second Amendment in their defense. This came after a joint ATF/NYPD SWAT team raised his home in 2023. Dexter bought the parts for his guns legally on the internet. He did not try to hide what he was doing. What most don't know is that the ATF regularly pressures companies that sell gun parts to share their customer data with them. This is how they found Dexter. They knew that New York's government is adamantly anti- gun. So they worked with the NYPD to ruin Dexter's life. Dexter, a software engineer and father, had no criminal record. He never even fired the guns he manufactured. Yet, New York's government saw fit to treat him as a common violent criminal just for exercising his Constitutional rights. They wanted to send a message. @DoniTheMisfit and I, along with many others, have been working to spread awareness about Dexter's case as he fights for his freedom. He has committed to fighting this all the way to the Supreme Court. This is why we wanted so badly for @DonaldJTrumpJr and others to know about his case. This could be a significant moment. We need everyone who values the right to keep and bear arms to continue telling his story. He's not only fighting for his freedom, but also for the rest of us. Free Dexter Taylor.

Jeff Charles, Asker of Questions🏴 @jeffcharlesjr

2 years ago

Donald Trump Jr. chimes in on New York Democrats weaponizing the government against Dexter Taylor, who was sentenced to ten years in prison for manufacturing his own firearms. "It's all nonsense." He's right. @DoniTheMisfit and I have been hoping to get Dexter's case in front