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Make double postmaineman » 18 Nov 2023, 5:40 pm » wrote: ↑ Imagine that there had been hundreds of different video cameras recording the events of the day in Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX on November, 22nd, 1963. Thousands of hours of video showing tens of thousands of happy Texans excited about seeing their president. I guess the mere volume of innocuous videotape would be proof positive that nothing horrific could have possibly happened at that place on that day. And if some sharp investigative journalist had uncovered thousands of MORE hours of videotape years later, that would have further proven the absolute innocence of that day in American history. That makes perfect sense… right?
Imagine if you weren't a complete ***......I just can't do it.maineman » 18 Nov 2023, 5:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Imagine that there had been hundreds of different video cameras recording the events of the day in Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX on November, 22nd, 1963. Thousands of hours of video showing tens of thousands of happy Texans excited about seeing their president. I guess the mere volume of innocuous videotape would be proof positive that nothing horrific could have possibly happened that day. And if some sharp investigative journalist had uncovered thousands of MORE hours of videotape years later, that would have further proven the absolute innocence of that day in American history. That makes perfect sense… right?
And you just can’t possibly imagine how devastated your non-affirmation makes me feel! [/SARCASM OFF]RebelGator » 18 Nov 2023, 5:51 pm » wrote: ↑ Imagine if you weren't a complete ***......I just can't do it.
Look at you trying to explain away all the lies the Jan6 committee told America.maineman » 18 Nov 2023, 5:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Imagine that there had been hundreds of different video cameras recording the events of the day in Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX on November, 22nd, 1963. Thousands of hours of video showing tens of thousands of happy Texans excited about seeing their president. I guess the mere volume of innocuous videotape would be proof positive that nothing horrific could have possibly happened that day. And if some sharp investigative journalist had uncovered thousands of MORE hours of videotape years later, that would have further proven the absolute innocence of that day in American history. That makes perfect sense… right?
Lies?golfboy » 18 Nov 2023, 8:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Look at you trying to explain away all the lies the Jan6 committee told America.
Maybe someone needs to hire a professional cinema person, to put all this together into a "made for TV" drama.
Oh wait, Democrats already did that. Nevermind.
what’s interesting in the videos
the capital police.
That government didn't have people inside, promoting violence.
Nobody in government promoted violence.golfboy » 18 Nov 2023, 8:57 pm » wrote: ↑ That government didn't have people inside, promoting violence.
That police didn't open doors and let the protesters in.
That the protests were violent when they were "mostly peaceful".
How is that for a start?
Of course they did. They were in the crowd and starting it.maineman » 18 Nov 2023, 9:15 pm » wrote: ↑ Nobody in government promoted violence.
After the barriers had been breached by an overwhelming insurrectionist force, LEO’s stood down,
Who cares. Most of the folks in Dealey Plaza were peaceful on 11/22/63.
in the crowd? Thank God they were.golfboy » 18 Nov 2023, 9:17 pm » wrote: ↑ Of course they did. They were in the crowd and starting it.
I've already debunked your "barriers breached" ****. But it SO unlike you to repeat lies.
But good to see you don't care about innocent people in America.
You're a liar. I showed you the video of the crowd doing NOTHING, and the cops firing tear gas, CAUSING the people in front to surge forward to escape the gas.maineman » 18 Nov 2023, 9:36 pm » wrote: ↑ in the crowd? Thank God they were.
Starting it? No evidence of that.
J6’rs were filmed smashing through windows And breaking through barriers.
None off those assholes Were innocent.