Quote (InsaneBobb @ Jan 7 2021 09:58am)
There you go, right off the bat. Answer me a question, friend medical school dropout:
How do you know the concerns are totally baseless? Where's the investigation? We have plenty of evidence of irregularities. The cases with said evidence were dismissed without hearing due to standing, laches, or injury. AKA, it's random evidence, neither proven false, nor validated proof. "No day in court." No investigation has been launched besides investigation by the foreign voting machine company itself.
You say "totally baseless". I'm going to ask the question for the 50th time: Especially after 2016, why are machines being used to count and tabulate votes that were designed and built by a foreign entity? Doesn't that very fact signify foreign interference in our election? Forget for the moment all the rest. Just answer that basic question.
And funny how the Capitol building is now sacrosanct, but when federal agents and national guard were used to help clear the area from actively violent BLM rioters and looters, you were "OMG TRUMP DICTATOR BAD!"
Again, you lack consistency. I don't give a fuck about your loose moral judgement. If law is law, then it's a public building. The public DOES indeed have the right to peacefully occupy. I don't think they should, but hey, people are free to be stupid. If police wish to arrest them, that's fine. But if no actual crime was committed in the process, then there's nothing to actually CHARGE them with. Is that relatively clear? Hence why back in 2018, there were a ton of arrest, and all were released without charges. There's no "Lock Them Up". It's just an overnight "Think about what you've done" followed by next day release.
why on earth are you repeating something so basically incorrect?
its not open to the public, at all, during covid times. even pre-covid it wasnt open open, u can tour, there might even be times u can walk right into the rotunda, but its not open. and the senate floor is 100% NOT open to public, whether session is open or not. and when its open session its 1000% not open. then u have desks of people that were ransacked on the senate floor, NOT public space. offices of Pelosi and others, 100% not public space.
now, realistically, u can find some website listing open hours or restrictions that will nitpick at the above, i didnt research it. but lets not act like what happened yesterday was legal, or that these people were in a open public space.
overall stop using legal terms to paint a picture of a world the way you wish it was, its an empty appeal to authority that just makes you sound pseudo intellectual and ignorant. free advice, leave legal terms to people who have read even a pamphlet on them.