Media Event!! Jan 6th Propaganda!! Tonight!! Official Thread!!

[Raven Fan 362]

5 minutes ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

why do you hate blacks hispanics and gays

plenty of them supported Trump, more than any other GOP 

so you think flying your phag flag keeps them from being beaten

you focking pander to the freaks, the ones that think they are oppressed and special.  Guess what they aren't

just like you have pandered to blacks and mexicans for years, luckily mexicans are waking up to the nonsense

 

Have you said your prayers to your master Trump tonight yet?  Will you leave out milk and cookies for your master Trump tonight?

He is your cult master and he demands complete subjugation. . 

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[OldMaid 2,130]

BUMP

[Reality 3,121]

 

This should be interesting.

[Fnord 2,279]

1 hour ago, Reality said:

 

This should be interesting.

How so? What do you expect?

[Mike Honcho 5,283]

On 12/24/2022 at 6:56 PM, Strike said:

Being here illegally is not a crime

It's hilarious you still think of this as a victory.

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"Being in this country without proper documentation is not a crime," Christie said to more than 60 residents and city officials at local chapter of the Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey. "The whole phrase of 'illegal immigrant' connotes that the person, by just being here, is committing a crime."

Being undocumented may be a civil violation, but it's not technically a crime, Christie continued.

 

 

[jerryskids 6,800]

44 minutes ago, Mike Honcho said:

It's hilarious you still think of this as a victory.

 

This is interesting:

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Civil or criminal

Experts supported Sheehan’s claim by pointing out how the U.S. legal system works.

People who break the law in the U.S. have committed either a criminal or civil violation depending on how the law defines it and how prosecutors choose to proceed.

Being in the U.S. without documentation is considered a civil matter, said Nancy Morawetz, professor of clinical law at New York University School of Law.

"Being present in the U.S., that status, is not a crime," Morawetz said.

That doesn’t mean undocumented immigrants can live in the U.S. without consequence, said Rick Su, a professor at the University at Buffalo School of Law. Federal authorities can deport them.

A criminal violation comes with a punishment, like time in prison. Civil cases come with penalties instead. Deportation is considered a penalty under federal law, not a punishment.

...

Why a civil matter?

It’s easier to deport undocumented immigrants through civil proceedings, Su said.

In deportation proceedings, immigrants face a special immigrant judge. The government does not have to provide a public attorney to immigrants who cannot afford one in these cases.

The burden is then entirely on the immigrant to show they are in the country lawfully. They are also not entitled to any kind of due process.

There are some immigration laws that can land an immigrant in criminal court. Entering the U.S. illegally is a crime, for example, but staying after a temporary visa has expired is a civil violation. As much as two-thirds of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. entered legally with a visa, according to the Center for Migration Studies.

Our ruling

Sheehan said "simply being in this country without documentation is not a crime."

It may be semantics, but Sheehan is right. Living in the U.S. without documentation is a civil violation, not a crime.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2017/dec/02/kathy-sheehan/being-undocumented-immigrant-us-not-crime/

So it's actually easier to deport undocumented immigrants, since they don't have the same rights as criminals.  What a country!   

Also, that last bolded I find a little confusing.  I understand that merely being undocumented doesn't make you "illegal" because of the expired visas, which I was surprised made up 2/3 of the undocumented population, at least in 2017.  But if you entered illegally, is your living here a crime?   

[RLLD 4,233]

I wonder if any of these folks will be nominated for Emmy’s

Dog and pony show appears to be over….

https://www.wsj.com/articles/jan-6-panel-withdraws-subpoena-issued-to-trump-11672282769

[Reality 3,121]

This is a serious question, do liberals ever get tired of being played.

 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,451]

8 minutes ago, Reality said:

This is a serious question, do liberals ever get tired of being played.

 

They belong to an ideology that thinks men are women. And that you need to be a biologist to define one. So says one of their sharpest minds. And stealing isn’t really a crime. You can tell them anything.  

[jonmx 2,429]

34 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

They belong to an ideology that thinks men are women. And that you need to be a biologist to define one. So says one of their sharpest minds. And stealing isn’t really a crime. You can tell them anything.  

Unless someone who they disagree with steals then they are trying to overthrow the government.  

[Raven Fan 362]

1 hour ago, RLLD said:

I wonder if any of these folks will be nominated for Emmy’s

Dog and pony show appears to be over….

https://www.wsj.com/articles/jan-6-panel-withdraws-subpoena-issued-to-trump-11672282769

 

51 minutes ago, Reality said:

This is a serious question, do liberals ever get tired of being played.

 

 

44 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

They belong to an ideology that thinks men are women. And that you need to be a biologist to define one. So says one of their sharpest minds. And stealing isn’t really a crime. You can tell them anything.  

 

7 minutes ago, jonmx said:

Unless someone who they disagree with steals then they are trying to overthrow the government.  

 

Crazy how so many of you are just perfectly fine with a horde of deplorable cultist attacking our capital to try to prevent the peaceful transition of power.  This had never before happened in our country yet you all just want to whataboutism it away by comparing it to riots that Americans have been taking part since before we became a country.  Hell people riot when their sports teams win.

Know what's never happened before?  A horde of deplorable cultist attacking our capital to try to prevent the peaceful transition of power.  Do y'all not realize how utterly on the wrong side of history you are?  No matter how much you adore Trump, he called his deplorables to DC on that specific day for that exact outcome.  You people are dinosaurs and the rest of the country is leaving people who think like you behind.  Did you not see the midterm results?

2024 is gonna be UGLY for Republicans but very very beautiful for the US.  A country where we don't take deplorables attacking our capital lightly. 

[Reality 3,121]

8 minutes ago, Raven Fan said:

 

 

 

 

Crazy how so many of you are just perfectly fine with a horde of deplorable cultist attacking our capital to try to prevent the peaceful transition of power.  This had never before happened in our country yet you all just want to whataboutism it away by comparing it to riots that Americans have been taking part since before we became a country.  Hell people riot when their sports teams win.

Know what's never happened before?  A horde of deplorable cultist attacking our capital to try to prevent the peaceful transition of power.  Do y'all not realize how utterly on the wrong side of history you are?  No matter how much you adore Trump, he called his deplorables to DC on that specific day for that exact outcome.  You people are dinosaurs and the rest of the country is leaving people who think like you behind.  Did you not see the midterm results?

2024 is gonna be UGLY for Republicans but very very beautiful for the US.  A country where we don't take deplorables attacking our capital lightly. 

So, the answer is no, they don't get tired of being played. Thanks for your input.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,451]

3 minutes ago, Reality said:

So, the answer is no, they don't get tired of being played. Thanks for your input.

They act like the ones that rioted at the Capitol didn’t face any consequences, unlike their comrades during the summer of love. Every Republican that I know of condemned Jan 6. Democrats bailed out the rioters and looters during the summer of love so they could go back out there and do it some more. 

[Raven Fan 362]

14 minutes ago, Reality said:

So, the answer is no, they don't get tired of being played. Thanks for your input.

So you're ok with a horde of deplorables attacking our capital?

Interesting strategy their cotton. 

[jonmx 2,429]

20 minutes ago, Raven Fan said:

 

 

 

 

Crazy how so many of you are just perfectly fine with a horde of deplorable cultist attacking our capital to try to prevent the peaceful transition of power.  This had never before happened in our country yet you all just want to whataboutism it away by comparing it to riots that Americans have been taking part since before we became a country.  Hell people riot when their sports teams win.

Know what's never happened before?  A horde of deplorable cultist attacking our capital to try to prevent the peaceful transition of power.  Do y'all not realize how utterly on the wrong side of history you are?  No matter how much you adore Trump, he called his deplorables to DC on that specific day for that exact outcome.  You people are dinosaurs and the rest of the country is leaving people who think like you behind.  Did you not see the midterm results?

2024 is gonna be UGLY for Republicans but very very beautiful for the US.  A country where we don't take deplorables attacking our capital lightly. 

You mean about a dozen who were prodded into action by a bunch of paid government informants.  Leftist are sick bastards who create boogeyman to scare the masses into authoritarian rules.  A stain on humanity.  

[Raven Fan 362]

8 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

They act like the ones that rioted at the Capitol didn’t face any consequences, unlike their comrades during the summer of love. Every Republican that I know of condemned Jan 6. Democrats bailed out the rioters and looters during the summer of love so they could go back out there and do it some more. 

lmfao.

Hundreds of summer looters have faced legal consequences.  And again, rioters and looters are bad.  Attacking our capital to try to keep their deplorable master in power is a whole nother story boyo.  History will remember these as dark days for Republicans. 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,451]

Just now, Raven Fan said:

lmfao.

Hundreds of summer looters have faced legal consequences.  And again, rioters and looters are bad.  Attacking our capital to try to keep their deplorable master in power is a whole nother story boyo.  History will remember these as dark days for Republicans. 

Hundreds? Wow. How did the other thousands get away with it? This clown thinks there are hundreds of people in prison from the summer of love. 

[Raven Fan 362]

Just now, jonmx said:

You mean about a dozen who were prodded into action by a bunch of paid government informants.  Leftist are sick bastards who create boogeyman to scare the masses into authoritarian rules.  A stain on humanity.  

Yes yes of course.  Everything is a CT to you.  Just like the FBI created the kidnapping plot of the Michigan governor.

And if you think it was a dozen people beating police and bashing their way into the capital, well your counting skills obviously mirror your IQ pretty closely.

Elections are stolen.  The FBI was behind it.  Do you people take accountability for ANYTHING?

SMH...SMH

[Raven Fan 362]

Just now, Hardcore troubadour said:

Hundreds? Wow. How did the other thousands get away with it? This clown thinks there are hundreds of people in prison from the summer of love. 

How many people are arrested after riots when sports teams win?  What do riots and protests have to do with a horde of moron deplorables trying to prevent the peaceful transition of power?

You folks really are sick. 

[jonmx 2,429]

1 minute ago, Raven Fan said:

lmfao.

Hundreds of summer looters have faced legal consequences.  And again, rioters and looters are bad.  Attacking our capital to try to keep their deplorable master in power is a whole nother story boyo.  History will remember these as dark days for Republicans. 

The difference is there were hundreds of thousands of violent rioters and looters on the left and only a fee hundred of the most vile acts were prosecutor.  Only a few violent rioters on the right and each and everyone of them were prosecuted along with hundreds of others who simply trespassed.  You have to be a braindead moron to see there was anything remotely equal about the treatment.  

[Raven Fan 362]

Just now, jonmx said:

The difference is there were hundreds of thousands of violent rioters and looters on the left and only a fee hundred of the most vile acts were prosecutor.  Only a few violent rioters on the right and each and everyone of them were prosecuted along with hundreds of others who simply trespassed.  You have to be a braindead moron to see there was anything remotely equal about the treatment.  

There were HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of violent rioters and looters?

BAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Oh wait, you're the dude that thinks there are HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of kids getting castrated too.  Man I feel horrible for whatever family you have.

Hundreds of thousands of violent rioters and looters?  

LMFAO

[jonmx 2,429]

2 minutes ago, Raven Fan said:

Yes yes of course.  Everything is a CT to you.  Just like the FBI created the kidnapping plot of the Michigan governor.

And if you think it was a dozen people beating police and bashing their way into the capital, well your counting skills obviously mirror your IQ pretty closely.

Elections are stolen.  The FBI was behind it.  Do you people take accountability for ANYTHING?

SMH...SMH

Conspiracy?  It is a documented fact there were a dozen paid informants inside the Proud Boys.  Of course there was the biggest instigator of all on January 6th with the blow horn screaming at people to storm the Capitol....yet he will never be charged.  Known facts do not make it a theory. 

[Raven Fan 362]

4 minutes ago, jonmx said:

Conspiracy?  It is a documented fact there were a dozen paid informants inside the Proud Boys.  Of course there was the biggest instigator of all on January 6th with the blow horn screaming at people to storm the Capitol....yet he will never be charged.  Known facts do not make it a theory. 

Was JFK Jr among them?  Did the meetings take place at a DC pizza shop you phuking wacko?  Yes of course, the FBI made the horde of moron deplorables, called to DC by TRUMP on that specific day, attack our capital.

Up your meds boyo.  Up them bigly. 

[Dizkneelande 1,101]

These idiots still think Trump is going to prison. 

[Fnord 2,279]

As an attempt to get this thread back on track, I'll leave this here, mostly for Jerry, RLLD, and Voltaire, who have shown to be at least somewhat open to actual information.

USA Today rundown of Jan. 6 hearings

Some of the many, many highlights (bolding by me):

Trump was "central cause": The report puts the blame squarely on the former president: "The central cause of January 6th was one man, former President Donald Trump, whom many others followed. None of the events of January 6th would have happened without him."

Eighteen times: Trump tried to speak with Georgia's secretary of state 18 times in an effort to overturn Joe Biden's win in the state. 

'Entire White House senior staff" wanted Trump to intervene: "The entire White House senior staff was in favor of a Presidential statement” urging all rioters to leave the Capitol, the report said. 

Trump floated 10,000 troops to protect him: Two days before the assault, then-President Trump persisted in his desire to accompany demonstrators on a march to the Capitol, suggesting 10,000 National Guard troops could provide protection for him and an entourage.

A joint resignation letter, drafted Jan. 3, 2021, made clear that Rosen and Donoghue would not be parts of a campaign to use the Justice Department to subvert the election, as Trump had repeatedly demanded. 

Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows and senior adviser Eric Herschmann, in an early December exchange of messages, privately debunked the assertions as Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani pressed the case in Georgia. Meadows said that his son had found a scant “12 obituaries and 6 other possibles depending on the Voter roll acuracy [sic].” Said Herschmann: “That sounds more like it. Maybe he can help Rudy find the other 10k ??"

Ethan Katz, a Republican National Committee staffer in 2020, was asked to write a fundraising email saying former President Donald Trump had won Pennsylvania before the state had been called for either candidate. Katz refused, and three weeks after the election he lost his job. In the days after the 2020 election, Katz had also challenged Trump campaign staffers about how copywriters were supposed to explain to voters the campaign wanted to keep counting votes in Arizona but stop counting votes in other battleground states such as Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan, according to the committee report.

The committee’s final report disclosed that “the entire White House senior staff was in favor of a Presidential statement” urging all rioters to leave the Capitol. As the committee disclosed during its televised hearings, an eyewitness said Meadows told Cipollone as the rioters broke into the Capitol that Trump “doesn’t want to do anything.”

Two days before the Jan. 6 assault, then-President Donald Trump persisted in his desire to accompany demonstrators on a march to the Capitol, suggesting that 10,000 National Guard troops could provide protection for him and an entourage. White House Senior Advisor Max Miller “shot it down immediately” out of concern for Trump’s safety. “Just glad we killed the national guard and a procession,” Miller later texted to Trump aide Katrina Pierson. The episode stands out, as there is no evidence that Trump ever called on the National Guard to put down the eventual riot at the Capitol, contributing to the long-delayed military response to the violent assault.

The Republican National Committee received millions in donations during the days that followed the 2020 election, having its most successful period of the campaign cycle while giving credence to former President Donald Trump’s unsubstantiated claims that he won. Trump and the RNC raised a combined $250 million after the 2020 election – mostly from small donors who believed they were giving money to help “stop the steal.” Interviews and internal documents show the RNC knew Trump had lost, and its legal team maneuvered behind the scenes to carefully choose its language. The RNC’s legal team advised copywriters to change language from “steal the election” to “try to steal the election." Copywriters were advised not to use the term “rigged” or say that Joe Biden lost or Trump won. Instead, they were encouraged to use phrases like “finish the fight” and Trump “got 71 million legal votes.” Evidence shows that the RNC knew that President Trump’s claims about winning the election were baseless and that additional donations would not help him secure an additional term in office. They walked as close to the line as they dared—making several changes to fundraising copy that seemingly protected the RNC from legal exposure while still spreading and relying on President Trump’s known lies and misrepresentations.”

The plan to overturn election results in the states by disregarding actual vote counts and appointing fake Trump electors was set in motion shortly after the 2020 presidential election. The plan – which even top Trump aide Dan Scavino called “crazy,” according to the report, involved pressuring state legislators to effectively change the outcome of the election.

The committee revealed that it believed its investigation was impeded in serious ways by the fact that more than 30 witnesses invoked their Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination, while others invoked executive privilege “or categorically refused to appear,” including Trump confidante and former advisor Steve Bannon, who was later convicted of contempt of Congress. Many Trump lawyers and supporters, including Jenna Ellis, John Eastman, Phil Waldron, and former Trump National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, all took the fifth when asked by the committee “what supposed proof they uncovered that the election was stolen.” Others who were central to understanding whether Trump conspired with others to engage in seditious conspiracy also took the fifth, including Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows. 

The report found that members of the Proud Boys “led the attack at key breach points.” Members of the Oath Keepers formed military-style “stacks” to gain entry to the building.  “The January 6th attack has often been described as a riot — and that is partly true. Some of those who trespassed on the Capitol’s grounds or entered the building did not plan to do so beforehand. But it is also true that extremists, conspiracy theorists and others were prepared to fight. That is an insurrection.”

President Trump sat in the dining room off the Oval Office watching the violent riot at the Capitol on television. The committee said for hours Trump did not issue a public statement urging his supporters to leave the Capitol “despite urgent pleas from his White House staff and dozens of others to do so.”

Trump laughed at his campaign lawyer Sidney Powell's claims of how three foreign countries had helped Joe Biden win by manipulating Dominion voting systems – before going public with how Dominion lost him the election through widespread fraud. “While (Powell) was speaking, the President muted his speakerphone and laughed at Powell, telling the others in the room, ‘This does sound crazy, doesn’t it?'” But while the Trump campaign soon distanced itself from Powell, Trump began pushing the same narrative through tweets and other comments. 

There is no doubt whatsoever that Trump is 100% responsible for one of the darkest days in American history. A decade from now, the people that supported (not just voted for; SUPPORTED) this POS will all have a very convenient case of amnesia regarding said support. Hopefully the DOJ does what is right and indicts him. 

 

 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,451]

What did the ratings of this DNC production end up being? Any Emmy nominations? 

[Reality 3,121]

19 minutes ago, Fnord said:

As an attempt to get this thread back on track, I'll leave this here, mostly for Jerry, RLLD, and Voltaire, who have shown to be at least somewhat open to actual information.

USA Today rundown of Jan. 6 hearings

Some of the many, many highlights (bolding by me):

Trump was "central cause": The report puts the blame squarely on the former president: "The central cause of January 6th was one man, former President Donald Trump, whom many others followed. None of the events of January 6th would have happened without him."

Eighteen times: Trump tried to speak with Georgia's secretary of state 18 times in an effort to overturn Joe Biden's win in the state. 

'Entire White House senior staff" wanted Trump to intervene: "The entire White House senior staff was in favor of a Presidential statement” urging all rioters to leave the Capitol, the report said. 

Trump floated 10,000 troops to protect him: Two days before the assault, then-President Trump persisted in his desire to accompany demonstrators on a march to the Capitol, suggesting 10,000 National Guard troops could provide protection for him and an entourage.

A joint resignation letter, drafted Jan. 3, 2021, made clear that Rosen and Donoghue would not be parts of a campaign to use the Justice Department to subvert the election, as Trump had repeatedly demanded. 

Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows and senior adviser Eric Herschmann, in an early December exchange of messages, privately debunked the assertions as Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani pressed the case in Georgia. Meadows said that his son had found a scant “12 obituaries and 6 other possibles depending on the Voter roll acuracy [sic].” Said Herschmann: “That sounds more like it. Maybe he can help Rudy find the other 10k ??"

Ethan Katz, a Republican National Committee staffer in 2020, was asked to write a fundraising email saying former President Donald Trump had won Pennsylvania before the state had been called for either candidate. Katz refused, and three weeks after the election he lost his job. In the days after the 2020 election, Katz had also challenged Trump campaign staffers about how copywriters were supposed to explain to voters the campaign wanted to keep counting votes in Arizona but stop counting votes in other battleground states such as Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan, according to the committee report.

The committee’s final report disclosed that “the entire White House senior staff was in favor of a Presidential statement” urging all rioters to leave the Capitol. As the committee disclosed during its televised hearings, an eyewitness said Meadows told Cipollone as the rioters broke into the Capitol that Trump “doesn’t want to do anything.”

Two days before the Jan. 6 assault, then-President Donald Trump persisted in his desire to accompany demonstrators on a march to the Capitol, suggesting that 10,000 National Guard troops could provide protection for him and an entourage. White House Senior Advisor Max Miller “shot it down immediately” out of concern for Trump’s safety. “Just glad we killed the national guard and a procession,” Miller later texted to Trump aide Katrina Pierson. The episode stands out, as there is no evidence that Trump ever called on the National Guard to put down the eventual riot at the Capitol, contributing to the long-delayed military response to the violent assault.

The Republican National Committee received millions in donations during the days that followed the 2020 election, having its most successful period of the campaign cycle while giving credence to former President Donald Trump’s unsubstantiated claims that he won. Trump and the RNC raised a combined $250 million after the 2020 election – mostly from small donors who believed they were giving money to help “stop the steal.” Interviews and internal documents show the RNC knew Trump had lost, and its legal team maneuvered behind the scenes to carefully choose its language. The RNC’s legal team advised copywriters to change language from “steal the election” to “try to steal the election." Copywriters were advised not to use the term “rigged” or say that Joe Biden lost or Trump won. Instead, they were encouraged to use phrases like “finish the fight” and Trump “got 71 million legal votes.” Evidence shows that the RNC knew that President Trump’s claims about winning the election were baseless and that additional donations would not help him secure an additional term in office. They walked as close to the line as they dared—making several changes to fundraising copy that seemingly protected the RNC from legal exposure while still spreading and relying on President Trump’s known lies and misrepresentations.”

The plan to overturn election results in the states by disregarding actual vote counts and appointing fake Trump electors was set in motion shortly after the 2020 presidential election. The plan – which even top Trump aide Dan Scavino called “crazy,” according to the report, involved pressuring state legislators to effectively change the outcome of the election.

The committee revealed that it believed its investigation was impeded in serious ways by the fact that more than 30 witnesses invoked their Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination, while others invoked executive privilege “or categorically refused to appear,” including Trump confidante and former advisor Steve Bannon, who was later convicted of contempt of Congress. Many Trump lawyers and supporters, including Jenna Ellis, John Eastman, Phil Waldron, and former Trump National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, all took the fifth when asked by the committee “what supposed proof they uncovered that the election was stolen.” Others who were central to understanding whether Trump conspired with others to engage in seditious conspiracy also took the fifth, including Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows. 

The report found that members of the Proud Boys “led the attack at key breach points.” Members of the Oath Keepers formed military-style “stacks” to gain entry to the building.  “The January 6th attack has often been described as a riot — and that is partly true. Some of those who trespassed on the Capitol’s grounds or entered the building did not plan to do so beforehand. But it is also true that extremists, conspiracy theorists and others were prepared to fight. That is an insurrection.”

President Trump sat in the dining room off the Oval Office watching the violent riot at the Capitol on television. The committee said for hours Trump did not issue a public statement urging his supporters to leave the Capitol “despite urgent pleas from his White House staff and dozens of others to do so.”

Trump laughed at his campaign lawyer Sidney Powell's claims of how three foreign countries had helped Joe Biden win by manipulating Dominion voting systems – before going public with how Dominion lost him the election through widespread fraud. “While (Powell) was speaking, the President muted his speakerphone and laughed at Powell, telling the others in the room, ‘This does sound crazy, doesn’t it?'” But while the Trump campaign soon distanced itself from Powell, Trump began pushing the same narrative through tweets and other comments. 

There is no doubt whatsoever that Trump is 100% responsible for one of the darkest days in American history. A decade from now, the people that supported (not just voted for; SUPPORTED) this POS will all have a very convenient case of amnesia regarding said support. Hopefully the DOJ does what is right and indicts him. 

 

 

Another one who has no issue be played. Dude, have some pride...

[Fnord 2,279]

12 minutes ago, Reality said:

Another one who has no issue be played. Dude, have some pride...

I'll just file you under "pro-insurrection" then, although your post makes no sense. Enjoy supporting autocracy and caring more about a "side" than your country. No doubt your forebears that served in the military are proud of you for sh!tting on their sacrifices. I prefer to honor those that fought FOR our constitution.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,451]

2 minutes ago, Fnord said:

I'll just file you under "pro-insurrection" then, although your post makes no sense. Enjoy supporting autocracy and caring more about a "side" than your country. No doubt your forebears that served in the military are proud of you for sh!tting on their sacrifices. I prefer to honor those that fought FOR our constitution.

Why do you throw the word “autocracy” around? Who are you talking about? 

[Reality 3,121]

6 minutes ago, Fnord said:

I'll just file you under "pro-insurrection" then, although your post makes no sense. Enjoy supporting autocracy and caring more about a "side" than your country. No doubt your forebears that served in the military are proud of you for sh!tting on their sacrifices. I prefer to honor those that fought FOR our constitution.

Sure, bud.

[shadrap 228]

"Final Report".  That is like a court case with only hearing one side & one side only.

no thanks.

[shadrap 228]

OMG, we almost lost our country!  Worse by far than the Civil War!

 

[Pimpadeaux 2,406]

1 hour ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

They act like the ones that rioted at the Capitol didn’t face any consequences, unlike their comrades during the summer of love. Every Republican that I know of condemned Jan 6. Democrats bailed out the rioters and looters during the summer of love so they could go back out there and do it some more. 

Wrong.

https://apnews.com/article/records-rebut-claims-jan-6-rioters-55adf4d46aff57b91af2fdd3345dace8

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The AP found that more than 120 defendants across the United States have pleaded guilty or were convicted at trial of federal crimes including rioting, arson and conspiracy. More than 70 defendants who’ve been sentenced so far have gotten an average of about 27 months behind bars. At least 10 received prison terms of five years or more.

More misinformation and projecting on your part. Par for the course, and Pimpadeaux wins again!

[Pimpadeaux 2,406]

13 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Why do you throw the word “autocracy” around? Who are you talking about? 

Wanting this country to become a far-right autocracy is right out of the fascist playbook. 

MAGAtards would like nothing more than Clownzo  or DeShittis to be our forever president.

[Fnord 2,279]

14 minutes ago, Reality said:

Sure, bud.

If you have an actual rebuttal, I'll read it. But for now, I'll stand by my statement. I don't think you really want to understand the situation, as it paints the Republican party and DJT in a most inglorious light.

[Fnord 2,279]

14 minutes ago, shadrap said:

"Final Report".  That is like a court case with only hearing one side & one side only.

no thanks.

 

11 minutes ago, shadrap said:

OMG, we almost lost our country!  Worse by far than the Civil War!

 

Dude, you're better than this. 

The R's had their opportunity to have a say in it, but true to form, decided to grandstand and bullsh!t when it came down to actually accomplishing something. If you truly want to get the "full story" you should support an indictment, so the R's that literally attempted to subvert the constitution have an opportunity to tell "their side." So far, they've all just refused to testify or plead the fifth. The committee did it's work without them because it was forced to. That was by design, so the R's could be ignorant of the process and use it as a cudgel to beat the public over the head with the same message you're repeating here.

[Reality 3,121]

3 minutes ago, Fnord said:

If you have an actual rebuttal, I'll read it. But for now, I'll stand by my statement. I don't think you really want to understand the situation, as it paints the Republican party and DJT in a most inglorious light.

He's your rebuttal, in case you missed it earlier:

 

You got focking played, do you ever grow tired of it?

[Hardcore troubadour 15,451]

16 minutes ago, Pimpadeaux said:

Wrong.

https://apnews.com/article/records-rebut-claims-jan-6-rioters-55adf4d46aff57b91af2fdd3345dace8

More misinformation and projecting on your part. Par for the course, and Pimpadeaux wins again!

So they got a hundred or so. Thousands got away with it. You lose. 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,451]

14 minutes ago, Pimpadeaux said:

Wanting this country to become a far-right autocracy is right out of the fascist playbook. 

MAGAtards would like nothing more than Clownzo  or DeShittis to be our forever president.

I’m MAGA. I don’t want any of that. Fascists don’t get impeached twice and lose elections and let the media rake them over the coals. You idiot.