Yeah if only people inciting violence were held accountable.....

For certain Maxine Waters needs to be tossed out. She is clearly inciting situations in which violence is likely to occur.

Democrats have created a self fulfilling prophecy with that rhetoric, and they are not ready for the shitstorm they have summoned.

they seemed pretty ready. capitol gets quasi-occupied for all of 15 minutes and now everyone forgot that it was their (the (D)s) rhetoric in the first place.

and thus we had a virtual inauguration with a US Military unit, which was nearly half the size of the our forces that landed at Normandy beach, standing guard in the capital of our nation

This post was edited by excellence on Jan 28 2021 12:43am

McConnell and others enabled Trump by not speaking out forcefully against his "stolen election" narrative. They didn't seem to mind when the president and his allies pushed state legislatures to overturn the will of the people, or when he leaned on the Georgian SoS to find him votes.

Now, they want to pretend the incident should just be forgotten, and the president doesn't need to be held accountable for his actions. The extremists who stormed the Capitol will face consequences, but the president who egged them on and then failed to adequately respond while it was happening is on the path to acquittal. He can run again in 4 years after all of this madness.

When only one side of the aisle is outraged by what happened, and only one side wants accountability(absent a handful of Republicans like Romney and Cheney), it's reasonable to conclude that the right-wing has a serious extremist problem.

This post was edited by IceMage on Jan 28 2021 08:31am

Out of context statements on an unrelated issue are not relevant. You can either dispute my arguments or not... whataboutism is not a valid argument.

This post was edited by IceMage on Jan 28 2021 08:47am

no one buys this bullshit other than you. no one here gonna bother to dispute bullshit, take that crap to mmo-champion or reddit politicis like your superior predecessor pollster did

Not an argument.