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Yes or no, was that terrorism. Stop dodging my question.
You are dodging the question that I asked first. If you want my answer to your question, I can give it to you when you give me the answer to mine first. You're the one that brought up BLM, not me. I asked about Jan 6th.
You are dodging the question that I asked first. If you want my answer to your question, I can give it to you when you give me the answer to mine first. You're the one that brought up BLM, not me. I asked about Jan 6th.
No, Jan 6 rioters were not terrorists cause none of them charged with any terrorism act.
Let me guess your answer “no, BLM rioters are not terrorists”
-BLM “peaceful” protests and “summer of love” via burning and looting for the whole summer of 2020
-Shocked and horrified of “peaceful” protest at the US Capitol beginning of 2021
No, Jan 6 rioters were not terrorists cause none of them charged with any terrorism act.
Let me guess your answer “no, BLM rioters are not terrorists”
So I guess we are even.
You’re not going to get an answer out of folks that defend and likely partook in burning, looting, causing $1B+ in damages. Besides, they’re entitled to do that because muh entitlement and oppression.
No, Jan 6 rioters were not terrorists cause none of them charged with any terrorism act.
Let me guess your answer “no, BLM rioters are not terrorists”
So I guess we are even.
So you disagree with the FBI definition of terrorism and think terrorism only happens when a person is charged and convicted, or is it not because it goes against your political views since you call BLM.
By the FBI definition, the BLM protesters did not commit acts if terrorism. Those that chose to have a riot, did. Mind you, I have been consistent on this. I condemned the molotov cocktails and did call that terrorism. Why, because that was an act of violence with a political message. The person who was arrested for it, I don't recall if they were charged on terrorism charges, but should have been. As should the zip-tie carriers and those caught using bear spray during Jan 6th or the guy allegedly planting bombs on Jan 5th.
Happy now, or are you gonna accuse me of not calling all BLMers terrorists? Mind you, I also said not all at the rally on Jan 6th were terrorists...
So you disagree with the FBI definition of terrorism and think terrorism only happens when a person is charged and convicted, or is it not because it goes against your political views since you call BLM.
By the FBI definition, the BLM protesters did not commit acts if terrorism. Those that chose to have a riot, did. Mind you, I have been consistent on this. I condemned the molotov cocktails and did call that terrorism. Why, because that was an act of violence with a political message. The person who was arrested for it, I don't recall if they were charged on terrorism charges, but should have been. As should the zip-tie carriers and those caught using bear spray during Jan 6th or the guy allegedly planting bombs on Jan 5th.
Happy now, or are you gonna accuse me of not calling all BLMers terrorists? Mind you, I also said not all at the rally on Jan 6th were terrorists...
To the bold, yes. if you are charged an not convicted then what? Did they not meet or not meet the acts of terrorism?
The rest of you post is useless after your first paragraph.
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Nope
Actually, yep.
Quit pretending that I agreed with everything in that post, I did not.
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