I think the Flat Earth Society probably is more your intellectual speed. They would probably appreciate your fantasy fever dreams more than rational thinkers.BUDOS said:
And then there are those who, on January 6th watched it on live TV, watched leading Republicans condemn Trump for his actions in addition to members of his own staff, such as the following:
Former Trump aide Griffin: I will never not get sick to my stomach thinking about the fact Donald Trump sat in the room off the Oval Office watching Fox News, scrolling through Twitter, seeing police officers being beaten, hearing Mike Pence was moved to a secure location because his life was in danger, and said 'so what?'
And then there are those who say so what that's history what does that matter now? They didn't seem to want to respond to the question of what if he had been successful. No, they just rationalize it away and vote for him anyway. This is where we are as a nation, and we are to blame. We gripe and troll, but most of us do little else.
Iron Law of Woke Projection.BUDOS said:
Enjoy your dream world of denial.
You've been told this was an orchestrated event with intent to overthrow the government and install Trump…you believe it without a second thought.BUDOS said:
And then there are those who, on January 6th watched it on live TV, watched leading Republicans condemn Trump for his actions in addition to members of his own staff, such as the following:
Former Trump aide Griffin: I will never not get sick to my stomach thinking about the fact Donald Trump sat in the room off the Oval Office watching Fox News, scrolling through Twitter, seeing police officers being beaten, hearing Mike Pence was moved to a secure location because his life was in danger, and said 'so what?'
And then there are those who say so what that's history what does that matter now? They didn't seem to want to respond to the question of what if he had been successful. No, they just rationalize it away and vote for him anyway. This is where we are as a nation, and we are to blame. We gripe and troll, but most of us do little else.
BUDOS said:
"You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims"
No I don't. The logistics prove it had to be many more than one. However, for those who watched it on live television, from before his "speech" to the "mob" event, to during the time our capital was vandalized, people hurt, officers assaulted, legislators fearing for their lives, Trump sitting on his butt watching his lovely people, etc. And then watching key Republican leaders blast him for his actions, over the next several days, not counting the additional evidence that will come out if he loses.
For you to make that statement is sadly indicative of too many others who rationalize away the truth, no matter how much evidence is and will be presented. How you and others have been manipulated will be the focus of much research.
The amazing part of the libtard worldview is nothing is connected. Every event and comment occurs in complete isolation to fit whatever bull**** is being pulled over on the people at that moment.KaiBear said:
Amusing how some people insist that few hundred unarmed protestors , a significant percentage of whom were grandmothers and grandfathers ……..
were a legitimate threat to overthrow the government of the United States.
Shows the incredible power of corporate owned propaganda platforms.
BUDOS said:
"You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims"
No I don't. The logistics prove it had to be many more than one. However, for those who watched it on live television, from before his "speech" to the "mob" event, to during the time our capital was vandalized, people hurt, officers assaulted, legislators fearing for their lives, Trump sitting on his butt watching his lovely people, etc. And then watching key Republican leaders blast him for his actions, over the next several days, not counting the additional evidence that will come out if he loses.
For you to make that statement is sadly indicative of too many others who rationalize away the truth, no matter how much evidence is and will be presented. How you and others have been manipulated will be the focus of much research.
Is BUDOS,BUDOS said:
"You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims"
No I don't. The logistics prove it had to be many more than one. However, for those who watched it on live television, from before his "speech" to the "mob" event, to during the time our capital was vandalized, people hurt, officers assaulted, legislators fearing for their lives, Trump sitting on his butt watching his lovely people, etc. And then watching key Republican leaders blast him for his actions, over the next several days, not counting the additional evidence that will come out if he loses.
For you to make that statement is sadly indicative of too many others who rationalize away the truth, no matter how much evidence is and will be presented. How you and others have been manipulated will be the focus of much research.
It won't play in Peoria.historian said:
https://notthebee.com/article/not-satire-check-out-this-scene-from-a-new-off-broadway-play-about-january-6
KOKQB70 said:
KaiBear, rejoice in your name?
BUDOS said:
Glad to hear your brief thoughts on voting for Trump.
As for your interpretation of the event, try looking up "insurrection" in the dictionary. Plus it's obvious not all were of that intent; however, that was its purpose.
RIP Ashley Babbitt.BUDOS said:
"You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims"
No I don't. The logistics prove it had to be many more than one. However, for those who watched it on live television, from before his "speech" to the "mob" event, to during the time our capital was vandalized, people hurt, officers assaulted, legislators fearing for their lives, Trump sitting on his butt watching his lovely people, etc. And then watching key Republican leaders blast him for his actions, over the next several days, not counting the additional evidence that will come out if he loses.
For you to make that statement is sadly indicative of too many others who rationalize away the truth, no matter how much evidence is and will be presented. How you and others have been manipulated will be the focus of much research.
BUDOS said:
As you cuddle up in your blanket of denial. The truth of January 6th continues to be hard for many to deal with. Even harder is thinking about what the truth would be if he had been successful. Perhaps you would like to try?
The intent was that the military would support the insurrection. No one is saying a few thousand rioters could have accomplished it on their own.Doc Holliday said:You've been told this was an orchestrated event with intent to overthrow the government and install Trump…you believe it without a second thought.BUDOS said:
And then there are those who, on January 6th watched it on live TV, watched leading Republicans condemn Trump for his actions in addition to members of his own staff, such as the following:
Former Trump aide Griffin: I will never not get sick to my stomach thinking about the fact Donald Trump sat in the room off the Oval Office watching Fox News, scrolling through Twitter, seeing police officers being beaten, hearing Mike Pence was moved to a secure location because his life was in danger, and said 'so what?'
And then there are those who say so what that's history what does that matter now? They didn't seem to want to respond to the question of what if he had been successful. No, they just rationalize it away and vote for him anyway. This is where we are as a nation, and we are to blame. We gripe and troll, but most of us do little else.
If a small amount of people could accomplish such a task, then you'd have to concede that our government is incompetent, helpless and can't govern nor protect itself: if it's that weak then it can't uphold our rights…wouldn't you say that's a much bigger threat to America than anything else? I mean if J6 supposedly could overthrow power, then you're pointing your finger at the wrong people.
You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims.
In reality it was mob mentality carried out by people who are constantly gaslight by their government and fellow citizens…like you whose trying to gaslight this forum into believing false narratives about J6.
Yep.BUDOS said:
"You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims"
For you to make that statement is sadly indicative of too many others who rationalize away the truth, no matter how much evidence is and will be presented. How you and others have been manipulated will be the focus of much research.
No...I was attempting to write something. Carry on.BUDOS said:
If I understand correctly, you were attempting to say something?
I do not understand why one would vote for a morally corrupt man for the sake of money.BUDOS said:
And then there are those who, on January 6th watched it on live TV, watched leading Republicans condemn Trump for his actions in addition to members of his own staff, such as the following:
Former Trump aide Griffin: I will never not get sick to my stomach thinking about the fact Donald Trump sat in the room off the Oval Office watching Fox News, scrolling through Twitter, seeing police officers being beaten, hearing Mike Pence was moved to a secure location because his life was in danger, and said 'so what?'
And then there are those who say so what that's history what does that matter now? They didn't seem to want to respond to the question of what if he had been successful. No, they just rationalize it away and vote for him anyway. This is where we are as a nation, and we are to blame. We gripe and troll, but most of us do little else.
Live TV says we were not gaslighted. Trying to re-shape the narrative falls against the evidence seen by all.Doc Holliday said:You've been told this was an orchestrated event with intent to overthrow the government and install Trump…you believe it without a second thought.BUDOS said:
And then there are those who, on January 6th watched it on live TV, watched leading Republicans condemn Trump for his actions in addition to members of his own staff, such as the following:
Former Trump aide Griffin: I will never not get sick to my stomach thinking about the fact Donald Trump sat in the room off the Oval Office watching Fox News, scrolling through Twitter, seeing police officers being beaten, hearing Mike Pence was moved to a secure location because his life was in danger, and said 'so what?'
And then there are those who say so what that's history what does that matter now? They didn't seem to want to respond to the question of what if he had been successful. No, they just rationalize it away and vote for him anyway. This is where we are as a nation, and we are to blame. We gripe and troll, but most of us do little else.
If a small amount of people could accomplish such a task, then you'd have to concede that our government is incompetent, helpless and can't govern nor protect itself: if it's that weak then it can't uphold our rights…wouldn't you say that's a much bigger threat to America than anything else? I mean if J6 supposedly could overthrow power, then you're pointing your finger at the wrong people.
You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims.
In reality it was mob mentality carried out by people who are constantly gaslight by their government and fellow citizens…like you whose trying to gaslight this forum into believing false narratives about J6.
lolBUDOS said:
"You would also have to prove that Trump orchestrated all of this, of which there are no facts to support such claims"
No I don't. The logistics prove it had to be many more than one. However, for those who watched it on live television, from before his "speech" to the "mob" event, to during the time our capital was vandalized, people hurt, officers assaulted, legislators fearing for their lives, Trump sitting on his butt watching his lovely people, etc. And then watching key Republican leaders blast him for his actions, over the next several days, not counting the additional evidence that will come out if he loses.
For you to make that statement is sadly indicative of too many others who rationalize away the truth, no matter how much evidence is and will be presented. How you and others have been manipulated will be the focus of much research.
Waco1947 said:I do not understand why one would vote for a morally corrupt man for the sake of money.BUDOS said:
And then there are those who, on January 6th watched it on live TV, watched leading Republicans condemn Trump for his actions in addition to members of his own staff, such as the following:
Former Trump aide Griffin: I will never not get sick to my stomach thinking about the fact Donald Trump sat in the room off the Oval Office watching Fox News, scrolling through Twitter, seeing police officers being beaten, hearing Mike Pence was moved to a secure location because his life was in danger, and said 'so what?'
And then there are those who say so what that's history what does that matter now? They didn't seem to want to respond to the question of what if he had been successful. No, they just rationalize it away and vote for him anyway. This is where we are as a nation, and we are to blame. We gripe and troll, but most of us do little else.
