We have now had 6 years of progressives denying Trump was legitimate. 8 years of liberals saying Gore won and Bush was installed by the Supreme Court. Think it's disingenuous at this point to demand Biden be respected as legitimate. I accept the results of the election but find the circumstances worthy of investigation so it doesn't happen again.B.See » 05 Jan 2022, 7:19 am » wrote: ↑ Kind of hard to have "peace" when the vast majority of those on the right continue to deny the rightful and valid election of our President by will of 81.3 million voters, or when they continue to engage in hateful rhetoric, embrace fascist and authoritarian ideology, seek to disenfranchise and disempower minority voters via voter suppression laws and laws that enable them to overthrow election results, when they condone and embrace violent rhetoric, hate speech, talk of civil war, death threats, etc.
Democrats are trying to do what they can on behalf of the American people. Including those who hate us. What the fk are Trump's Republicans trying to do? Oh I remember. They're paying all his legal expenses.
Agreed.DennisTheMenace » 05 Jan 2022, 7:27 am » wrote: ↑ They weren't "insurrectionists"
They were dumb assed Trump supporters.
They were dumb *** Trump supporters up until the time they decided to storm the Capitol.DennisTheMenace » 05 Jan 2022, 7:27 am » wrote: ↑ They weren't "insurrectionists"
They were dumb assed Trump supporters.
Insurrection implies they had the capability and intent to overthrow the government. These inbreds had neither.B.See » 05 Jan 2022, 7:54 am » wrote: ↑ They were dumb *** Trump supporters up until the time they decided to storm the Capitol.
Webster defines insurrection as "a usually violent attempt to take control of a government."
Lest we forget, they beat Capitol police, smashed through windows, brought zip ties and incendiary devices, and shouted "hang Mike Pence." Elected officials and officeholders were cowering in fear of their lives. People were injured and people died.
And while some may want to trivialize what had occurred that day, why it happened, and who was involved (before and behind the scenes), I PERSONALLY happen to think calling them just some dumb *** Trump supporters almost amounts to calling them "tourists."
Erecting gallows outside a nation's seat of government, storming the edifice, then combing its hallways seeking to "hank Mike Pence" sounds like intent enough to me, bud, regardless of how "capable" they were.Ere
Neo
Insurrection implies they had the capability and intent to overthrow the government. These inbreds had neither.
B.See » 05 Jan 2022, 7:19 am » wrote: ↑ Kind of hard to have "peace" when the vast majority of those on the right continue to deny the rightful and valid election of our President by will of 81.3 million voters, or when they continue to engage in hateful rhetoric, embrace fascist and authoritarian ideology, seek to disenfranchise and disempower minority voters via voter suppression laws and laws that enable them to overthrow election results, when they condone and embrace violent rhetoric, hate speech, talk of civil war, death threats, etc.
Democrats are trying to do what they can on behalf of the American people. Including those who hate us. What the fk are Trump's Republicans trying to do? Oh I remember. They're paying all his legal expenses.
How many rioters have been charged with insurrection?B.See » 05 Jan 2022, 8:03 am » wrote: ↑ Erecting gallows outside a nation's seat of government, storming the edifice, then combing its hallways seeking to "hank Mike Pence" sounds like intent enough to me, bud, regardless of how "capable" they were.
While I'm at it, MORE related articles:
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Adam Kinzinger: Jan. 6 committee is effectively conducting a criminal investigation into Trump
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Merrick Garland should reveal any Jan. 6 probe of Trump to restore 'public confidence':
Girlfriend of police officer who died after Jan. 6 says Trump 'needs to be in prison' for sparking Capitol riot
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Trump’s coup plan included QAnon influencer Ron Watkins — who is running for Congress in Arizona:
The 'mob mentality' of Trump's MAGA crowds
Buffalo » 05 Jan 2022, 8:58 am » wrote: ↑ Suspicions about improprieties in the electoral process in 2020, which led up to the Jan. 6 incident, were and are quite justified given the closeness of the election coupled with the track record of dishonest behavior in the dim-0-crap party.
Just as the impeachment attempts of Trump were a **** dim-0-crap dog and pony show full of LIES, so is the witch hunt sham of the unConstitutional Jan 6 dog and pony show for political purposes!!!
I find myself far more concerned with our fully "open" borders and the illegal invasion being allowed, the ongoing supply chain failures, record inflation and the manner in which government $pend$ TRILLIONS$ of dollars than I am with "Jan 6" the dim-0-craps are using as a purely political partisan, kangaroo court distraction.
What the dim-0-craps are really afraid of is losing power and are willing to do anything, even illegal, to maintain that power by criminalizing any opposition or dissent to them.
**** JOKE BIDEN!!!
**** THE DIM-0-CRAPS!!!
**** YOU BSEE!!!
You're a **** idiot, buffy.Suspicions about improprieties in the electoral process in 2020, which led up to the Jan. 6 incident, were and are quite justified given the closeness of the election
Are you expecting an answer?
No
You're celebrated for your legal acumen, right?
Blackvegetable » 05 Jan 2022, 9:22 am » wrote: ↑You're celebrated for your legal acumen, right?
MSNBC, like clockwork....first story, rising cases of OMNICRON and reminders to hide under your bed. Second story, the anniversary of Jan 6... bigger than Juneteenth and Kwanza combined! They've got five guests lined up to clutch their pearls.
yea, runny..
I don't feel entitled like that. Either way, I've made my point.
B.See » 25 Oct 2021, 4:42 am » wrote: ↑ I've long opined that there was much more to the seditious Capitol Insurrection of January 6th, that others, within and without our government were involved. NOT that it'd matter worth a flying to Trump's MAGAs ANYWAY. Considering 66 percent of them (yes, that's two out of every three) don't consider the riot an insurrection at all, and 77 percent of them don't think Trump had anything to DO with it... as per the right wing Bizarro world alternate reality.
66% of Republicans don't consider the January 6 Capitol riot to be an attack on the government, according to a new poll
"A full two thirds of Republican don't consider the January 6 assault on the US Capitol - which resulted in several deaths and disrupted the counting of electoral votes for several hours - to have been an attack on the US government. That same poll also found that 77% of Republicans don't hold Trump responsible for it anyway."
Trump had a "Command Center" to plot his Coup and Insurrection
Rolling Stone: Members of Congress Helped Plan Jan. 6 Attack
Cheney: Trump Appears 'Personally Involved' in January 6 Insurrection
Trumpist Senators ‘Hid From Colleagues in Closet’ as Capitol Riot Raged Around Them