Tom MacDonald
Max E. Pads
Nobody cared about david dorn but a few red blooded Patriots take the bait and follow antifa to rough up some turncoat dc police suddenly the defund the police party acts like they care
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Coons Calls For Cruz and Hawley To Resign
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refineryworker05
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I don’t try to convince anyone. But what I post is right about republicans.
Look at what I have been posting about trump and republicans for years on this site it more accurately describes their behavior than anything any republican/ trump supporter has ever posted about republicans.
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
Really?
Are you saying Antifa and BLM are sweet, church going, civic minded angels?
You seem to completely ignore the Antifa that were wearing MAGA attire.
Do you know for a fact that Trumpers attacked the persons in blue?
refineryworker05
Well-Known Member
Again the same conspiracies it never stops for republicans.
fishtm2001
Well-Known Member
If you think the world is run by a secret cabal of Satan-worshipping, blood-drinking, cannibal-pedophile Democrats and Hollywood elites because an anonymous internet “whistleblower” told you, you might be a head case.
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
How is your simple life in Mayfield?
(the fictitious town that Ward, June, Wally and Beaver Cleaver lived in?)
If only you could grasp the irony.
Tom MacDonald
Max E. Pads
No I think all of that because of what the bible says. Maybe you should pick one up, you might see a lot of prophecies being fulfilled and things will make a lot more sense
Babagounj
Strength through joy
refineryworker05
Well-Known Member
it’s either believe in bs insane conspiracy theories or you live in a fictional town
Two reasons I don’t believe in conspiracies. 1. Human beings can’t keep their mouths shut, they always tell. Always.
2. The rich and the powerful do what they want out in the open, the us government, the military, their dirt is there for all to see. There is no need to hide. They rarely get punished. Mostly because the public justifies their wrong doing as necessary to be great and successful. So there’s really no need to hide shyt from the public we don’t care.
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
I follow Nostradamus. He has a better track record.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Well, you are an ignorant puss!
Method Mensch
Well-Known Member
What about....the price of tea in China?
So the riot in the capitol was horrendous, but last summer's riots, which killed or injured a lot more, cost billions, no big deal?
Method Mensch
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I just bought a bass boat.
Thanks to Graham's "it ends here moment" Romney's "tell them the truth" the matter is now closed. And because no legal channels remained for Trump and his supporters to argue their case they reverted to the use of force. And the use of force following the exhausting of all legal channels will make the penalties for those convicted of having participated likely to be much more severe than they may have otherwise been.
The difference is clear. What happened last Wednesday was a direct attack on the center of the U.S. government in an attempted coup to overthrow current U.S. government. There's simply no other historical event that you can compare it to aside from the attack on the capital during the War of 1812.
There are many on the right who can't believe that their side is capable of carrying out an armed attack on the U.S. Capital just as they cannot believe that Trump could lose an election. Well, they did and Trump lost.
Think again. In 1954 Puerto Rican separatists attacked Congress wounding 4 or 5 Congressmen. And in terms of scale the Wednesday attack doesn't begin to compare to last summer's riots. Not even really to the BLM sniper who killed a bunch of Dallas cops.
Method Mensch
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Not every person that strolled through Capital Hill had murder and vandalism on his mind. Not every BLM protester did, either. There's a difference between protesting and committing a crime.