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You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.
If you wouldn't mind going to the 2:45 minute mark of the video, it all gets explained there including the specified crimes that were committed by the "peaceful protesters."
So why are Right-wing peaceful protesters not afforded the same courtesy? Just let them hang out in the capital building. No big deal. If threatening elected officials at their home and trying to coerce them to do what you want them to is okay with you, then surely it must always be okay, am I right??
In 2011 protestors took over the State Capital in Madison Wisconsin for 4 months. It wasn't all that much different, except the protestors in Wisconsin did not leave.
The people yesterday did not kill any cops, did not burn down business, did not steal TV’s from Best Buy. They even left and went home. What kind of peaceful protest was that? I remember the peaceful protests last year where cops were killed, women raped, buildings burned, business looted and cities occupied for months. The people yesterday were amateurs.
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No but 17 officers were injured. Your right-wing stance is noted.
Junebug, best to just ignore him. He'll ignore acknowledgements of him being proven to be wrong, but will certainly not hesitate to throw out generalizations about others.
Pelosi wants the Capitol Police chief to resign and Schumer has said that if the current Senate Sergeant-At-Arms does not resign before the Democrats take over, then he will fire him as soon as he becomes majority leader.
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.
If you wouldn't mind going to the 2:45 minute mark of the video, it all gets explained there including the specified crimes that were committed by the "peaceful protesters."
So why are Right-wing peaceful protesters not afforded the same courtesy? Just let them hang out in the capital building. No big deal. If threatening elected officials at their home and trying to coerce them to do what you want them to is okay with you, then surely it must always be okay, am I right??
The post was well researched; I've seen the same information from multiple sources.
Oh, so have I. All the best MAGA sources were showing it. Note that not a single reliable source was, though. And no, Epoch Times is not a reliable source.
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Unable to refute, so just blanket dismisses the whole thing as "maga fanfiction".
I don't need to refute anything, 63 court cases did it for me.
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This is how a liberal debates, folks.
Yeah, we deal in reality. I know that kind of puts you guys at a disadvantage.
In 2011 protestors took over the State Capital in Madison Wisconsin for 4 months. It wasn't all that much different, except the protestors in Wisconsin did not leave.
That was over policy. This was an insurrection against the government itself.
Do I believe it changes the results? No. But every case of fraud or just bad stuff happening needs to be addressed. Just one dead person voting is one too many. Just one fraudulent vote is one too many. Just one polling station ignoring election laws is one too many. So rather than making excuses for bad behavior or completely refusing to believe anything bad happened, how about fixing the bad stuff???
None of that backs up any of your claims, BTW.
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