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Looks like you've been duped...again.
You'll believe anything.
Looks like you've been duped...again.
Did you watch the video of her being shot? She crawled through a small window that had been busted but before she actually go through he shot her and she died. What would I have done? I would have approached her at gunpoint and ordered her to retreat. There was no imminent threat to him or to anyone else.
You'll believe anything.
They were a bunch of pathetically gullible people who fell for the lies of a dangerous, criminal traitor. What they planned to do with those lies was, however, as you suggest, probably widely variable.There were people there for many reasons some who did not have the best of intentions, others looking to peacefully protest
The describes a lot of protests that turn violentThey were a bunch of pathetically gullible people who fell for the lies
People of American should let go of this Idiocy of trying to promote all this Sympathy simply because these were predominantly "white people'....It would have been justified if the military had brought in Apache helicopters gunships and cleared the entire plaza at the House of Congress !!!!! And arrested Trump for inciting them and directing them to go there and to pursue harming and/or killing members of congress and hanging the Vice President.
We would have done no less if it had been foreign terrorist, and we should have done the same to these domestic terrorist who engaged in Treason, sedition, subversion and terrorist attack upon the U.S. Government's Congress in their attempt to enact a Coup D'etat.
Not just any session of Congress, either, but a session finalizing the peaceful transfer of presidential power. Even if disrupting the counting of electoral votes wasn't their initial plan for being there, they got caught up in the mass movement and became.... insurrectionists. Sorry Charlie -- if you do the crime, you do the time.They were disrupting a session of Congress.
They were all insurrectionists.
This was not a protest. It was an insurrection attempt.The describes a lot of protests that turn violent
I understand that’s is your take, but it was a protest to start with. In the same many of the looting and rioting calamities started as protest also.This was not a protest. It was an insurrection attempt.
You've got a damn good point. I particularly like the point that Apache helicopter gunships would have been justified and how we would have done no less if it had been foreign terrorists. The Capitol was under attack, and the defending officers were being overrun. How does it matter WHO was doing the attacking?It would have been justified if the military had brought in Apache helicopters gunships and cleared the entire plaza at the House of Congress !!!!! And arrested Trump for inciting them and directing them to go there and to pursue harming and/or killing members of congress and hanging the Vice President.
We would have done no less if it had been foreign terrorist...
They were insurrectionists.In your opinion, were they patriots, just rioters or there to stop the congress from naming Biden president?
The protest was cover to get the people there.it was a protest to start with.
Did your Rice Krispies or the neighbors dog let you in on that theory?The protest was cover to get the people there.
Maybe you should listen to Trump's whole speech again. "It will be wild!"Did your Rice Krispies or the neighbors dog let you in on that theory?
Sorry, logical argument doesn't work that way.You tell me. Why wasn't Epps arrested?
This was no protest. That was not even its original purpose. The whole purpose was to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power, a critically important and sacred part of the functioning of the IS government- based on baldfaced, shameless lies by a dangerous traitor to illegally and illegitimately keep personal power for himself.I understand that’s is your take, but it was a protest to start with.
Did your Rice Krispies or the neighbors dog let you in on that theory?
There is no single cookie cutter for all this dough. Those people collected on the White House lawn had disparate ideas of what this 'protest' was going to accomplish, and what their role was going to be. Some had a very detailed and sinister idea of a plan to disrupt Congress from certifying the election or and a select few had some pretty violent ideas on what they were willing to do to get that certifying stopped including grabbing and kidnapping VP Pence or worse. Others were naive tag-a-longs with vague notions of 'protesting' and chanting MAGA slogans maybe even a sit-in on the Lawn , not much more sinister than a bunch of college kids in 1970, protesting the draft by barging into the Deans office. A lot of them did little more than enter the Capital and have a selfie taken.In your opinion, were they patriots, just rioters or there to stop the congress from naming Biden president?
Obviously Trump had nothing to do with what happened that day. It was all a plot by democrats to win an election that they had already won.Ray is a faithful servant of the Washington Establishment and made sure that his small army of goons removed barricades and then incite a riot. Nancy made sure her daughter was there to video record the day's activities. It was quite a production!
Bullshit. Another stupid conspiracy theory.Ray is a faithful servant of the Washington Establishment and made sure that his small army of goons removed barricades and then incite a riot. Nancy made sure her daughter was there to video record the day's activities. It was quite a production!
Whitehouse lawn? Don't you mean the Capitol building?There is no single cookie cutter for all this dough. Those people collected on the White House lawn had disparate ideas of what this 'protest' was going to accomplish, and what their role was going to be. Some had a very detailed and sinister idea of a plan to disrupt Congress from certifying the election or and a select few had some pretty violent ideas on what they were willing to do to get that certifying stopped including grabbing and kidnapping VP Pence or worse. Others were naive tag-a-longs with vague notions of 'protesting' and chanting MAGA slogans maybe even a sit-in on the Lawn , not much more sinister than a bunch of college kids in 1970, protesting the draft by barging into the Deans office. A lot of them did little more than enter the Capital and have a selfie taken.
What complicates this more, is that each of their intentions were fluid, as their passions were inflamed or they began to get scared by now rioting mob they were surrounded by . Their minds changed very quickly between when they stood on that lawn and when they were standing in those halls watching the chaos and violence ahead.
Some started as protesters, and became trespassers. Some started as protesters and stayed on the right side of the law. Some started as seditionists, and became violent rioters intending to physically assault police officers.
For each individual the evidence of intent and acts must determine the crime and the appropriate label.
They first collected to listen to the President and other speakers who incited the march to the Capital. That may not have been the known plan to everyone who traveled to Washington to be a part of this protest. As I say they really did not all sit in the same room, or even the same social media site to get the same set of instructions. Some were told third or fourth hand and just went with the flow as long as they felt comfortable. Undoubtedly the leaders had a much more detailed plan which was part of an intricate and complex plan to install the former President.Whitehouse lawn? Don't you mean the Capitol building?
Cool story, but a twisted take on a protest. Take deep breathsNo, the organizers of the event:
“What Trump’s gonna do is just declare victory. Right? He’s gonna declare victory. But that doesn’t mean he’s a winner,” Bannon, laughing, told the group, according to the audio.
“He’s just gonna say he’s a winner…at 10 or 11 o’clock Trump’s gonna walk in the Oval, tweet out: ‘I’m the winner. Game over. Suck on that.’
That would lead to a public perception that Trump was winning the election, according to the audio. Democrats would “have a natural disadvantage”, Bannon said.
“And Trump’s going to take advantage of it. That’s our strategy. He’s gonna declare himself a winner.”
“So when you wake up Wednesday morning, it’s going to be a firestorm,” Bannon said.
“You’re going to have antifa, crazy. The media, crazy. The courts are crazy. And Trump’s gonna be sitting there mocking, tweeting shit out: ‘You lose. I’m the winner. I’m the king.’”
Axios reported before the 2020 election that Trump had “told confidants he’ll declare victory on Tuesday night if it looks like he’s ‘ahead’”, and Bannon said on his podcast on the day of the election that Trump would claim victory “right before the 11 o’clock news”. The Mother Jones audio supports both claims.
Trump did exactly that hours after the election, claiming, “Frankly, we did win this election”…
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‘Game over’: Steve Bannon audio reveals Trump planned to claim early victory
Recording shows the president intended to ‘take advantage’ of early vote lead and declare himself the winner prematurelyamp.theguardian.com
Donald Trump: “And we fight. We fight like hell And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore.”
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The idea that this was just meant to be a protest (and a peaceful one at that, LOL) is laughable on its face.
It was an insurrection attempt on the US federal government by a dangerous criminal traitor.
You do realize that every single one of those that were on the grounds of the Capitol building were, at a minimum, trespassing, right?There were people there for many reasons some who did not have the best of intentions, others looking to peacefully protest