dogbert27 wrote: » Your response is great that I won't bother going back to correct the mistake! :pac:
dogbert27 wrote: » So from that perspective you believe Trump has no responsibility or accountability for what has happened today as the mob did everything themselves out of their own free will? No wonder Trump believes he's untouchable
frag420 wrote: » They are making up for lost Thyme...:pac:
dogbert27 wrote: » Madness is spreading, MAGA supporters surrounding state capitols in Georgia, Texas, Kansas, Michigan, Oregano and California
dark crystal wrote: » And it was their own choice to do so.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Let's park.the "it's/it's not terrorism" for one second. How in the blue hell did this happen? Practically the whole government/chain of command in one place at the one time on one of the most important days of this year. A massive protest happening roughly one mile away with a known potential for violence/trouble. Why were they allowed to get near the building never mind in it? Why was there no security cordon.aroumd the capitol building? Anyone who has been to Washington knows how tight security is, with the president or and the VP in residence it's fun to play spot the snipers on the rooftops. Yet here we have the VP and every person of importance in a building and a crowd are allowed not only to approach the building but are actually allowed to storm it and get inside!Every terrorist organisation in the world must be kicking themselves right now at the missed opportunity, imagine you're the new Bin Laden and you're watching TV right now thinking how easy it would have been to deal a.massive blow to the US today. Someone royally fùcked up today and heads have to roll over this.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Trump statement on twitter ffshttps://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1346928882595885058?s=19
Thepoet85 wrote: » Looks like they're banning replies to his tweets now.
marno21 wrote: » https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1346954970910707712
dogbert27 wrote: » He ordered his mob to march on the Capitol
Manic Moran wrote: » It's not. And that action I have no quarrel with being considered a terroristic act.You are all making it sound like this is the first time an angry crowd has illegally crashed a legislative body because they don't like something. Unless you consider all such occasions to be domestic terrorism, I guess. What if the violence was, instead, caused by the politicians themselves? The Italian parliament would be a veritable den of domestic terrorism! As I posted earlier, they did. https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/04/politics/muriel-bowser-dc-national-guard-protests/index.html Who is "they"? By that logic, everyone partaking in BLM protests is a destructive criminal, because of a few folks.
dark crystal wrote: » His rhetoric certainly played a part, but she made her own choice to storm to Capitol Building today. I'm surprised she's the only fatality so far tbh.
marno21 wrote: » https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1346954970910707712 This fella is just completely ****ing nuts. If the 25th Amendment wasn't created for this, what on earth was it created for?
paul71 wrote: » That lady is now confirmed dead. There can be no doubt who is responsible for her death, Donald Trump. I sincerely hope it is the last tonight.
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » Great statement from George Bush just now in comparison to Trump! It's really come to something when Bush looks like such a statesman in comparison. No contest.
Manic Moran wrote: » I'd just like to pause at this moment here for a brief recap. On the matter of the protestors in congress, which started this thread off. I am being exorciated here for my opinion for... Not that I think these protestors are idiots Not that I think that they are acting criminally Not that I believe they should gain no immunity from arrest or prosecution. Not that I have no problem with the idea that soldiers and police in full equipment will be used to reestablish order using any and all means necessary Not that I have no issue that a woman, presumably unarmed, was shot for failing to follow police instruction ... or any other matter relevant to the incident. Which are all beliefs I have, and some of which would equally see me lambasted for in discussion of other incidents over the past year... But because I believe that the use of the term terrorism, a particularly vile act, should be reserved for activities of a very particular nature and should not be used with abandon. Given this, the amount of credibility i care for from you can be inserted up a fourth point of contact.
