Suburban Chicago man gets 3 years in prison for saying Trump, others ‘should all be executed’

In the video that led to his conviction, Schneider said, “people like me have suffered real f---ing crimes from f---ing judges, doctors, lawyers, police. They all should be killed.”

“I think it’s time," Schneider continued. “I’ve waited long enough. I’m going to get some guns. I know where I can get a lot of f---ing guns and I am going to take care of business myself. I’m tired of all you f---ing frauds. People need to f---ing die and people are going to die.”

Finally, he added, “f--- all of you, especially you, Trump. You should be executed.”

Coleman said she had to balance the violence in today’s society against Schneider’s right to free speech. She said she understands that “part of being a judge does come with the territory of having violence perpetrated.”

The veteran judge said she’s been “called almost every kind of name in the book.” She brought up a 2013 incident in which a preacher warned that “the wrath of God almighty shall soon visit her home,” as well as a terror suspect who once claimed the Illuminati played a role in his case.

She also pointed to the 2005 murder of U.S. District Judge Joan Lefkow’s mother and husband by a man Lefkow had ruled against in a civil rights lawsuit — a reminder that she couldn’t simply dismiss Schneider’s tirade as harmless.

In fact, the judge said Schneider “showed a lot of anger.” Court personnel have avoided using their full names with him for fear of what he might do.

So, she said, she was “not going to take a chance on releasing” him too soon.