This. Just because someone, a leader of any sort, tells you to do something, it's on you if you actually do it. Not on that leader. No excuses. No exceptions. Funny thing here is that no one is realizing that a black man is being used a pawn for some political posturing bs. Can you actually blame him for trying to capitalize off of a situation while providing invaluable evidence of the white nationalists?
You're right - I see that guy, and he is way more likely to excite a crowd and get them to do what he says than Trump. Who listens to Trump? Did Trump even have any twitter followers? I bet this guy has a ton. So much influence, look at him. I see his face and I want to blindly do whatever he says, because I believe in him. Hey - does he have a hat I can wear? I bet everyone would wear his hat and travel long distances to hear from him.
so obvious, I agree wrote:
You're right - I see that guy, and he is way more likely to excite a crowd and get them to do what he says than Trump. Who listens to Trump? Did Trump even have any twitter followers? I bet this guy has a ton. So much influence, look at him. I see his face and I want to blindly do whatever he says, because I believe in him. Hey - does he have a hat I can wear? I bet everyone would wear his hat and travel long distances to hear from him.
Great, great points. He doesn't have a Twitter account anymore!! Lol. No one with any sense wears a hat representative of another human. That's dumb.
TKTKTK wrote:
Not the rally. wrote:
The problem with the narrative is that the Trump rally was an hour walk to the Capitol. The oeople who rooted were at the Capitol 30 minutes before the rally ended.
Trump said nothing to incite the riot, and no one associated with the rally was at the Capitol when it happened.
What apologists for this terrible president keep failing to mention is that he did nothing to stop the insurrection once it started. Nothing. No tweets, no video from the White House, no effort to summon the national guard to protect the women and men who serve with him in government. This was an assault on the Capitol and could have become a violent assault on legislators themselves, and Trump just watched it happen. For him to to treat it as anything less than an attack on the heart of America is cowardly and embarrassing. In light of his obvious inaction, it's impossible to conclude anything other than that he was pleased it was happening--i.e., that it was the happy result of ideas and impulses that he had seeded and supported.
Give it up. The President of the United States--in effect the most powerful single individual in the world--stood down while hundreds of armed marauders broke in through windows of his own country's capital building in order to terminally disrupt the peaceful and orderly transfer of power and you want to say everything's fine. That's sickening.
Could not be farther from the truth. Twitter only suspended him AFTER he started Tweeting for the protestors to go home
Paradoxical wrote:
TKTKTK wrote:
What apologists for this terrible president keep failing to mention is that he did nothing to stop the insurrection once it started. Nothing. No tweets, no video from the White House, no effort to summon the national guard to protect the women and men who serve with him in government. This was an assault on the Capitol and could have become a violent assault on legislators themselves, and Trump just watched it happen. For him to to treat it as anything less than an attack on the heart of America is cowardly and embarrassing. In light of his obvious inaction, it's impossible to conclude anything other than that he was pleased it was happening--i.e., that it was the happy result of ideas and impulses that he had seeded and supported.
Give it up. The President of the United States--in effect the most powerful single individual in the world--stood down while hundreds of armed marauders broke in through windows of his own country's capital building in order to terminally disrupt the peaceful and orderly transfer of power and you want to say everything's fine. That's sickening.
Could not be farther from the truth. Twitter only suspended him AFTER he started Tweeting for the protestors to go home
Also, the president doesn't have power over the national guard.
Whaa? Some leftist freaks sabotage the rally? I thought I saw Pelosi laughing from the rafters, but No. No way! You cray cray. Leftism is a religion of truth, peace, and integrity. They'd never do that.
Oh, and everyone who thinks otherwise is white supremacyst or something.
osullivan wrote:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/john-sullivan-capitol-attack-leftwing-antifa-1561898%3famp=1
HAHAHAHA THOSE EYES
Not the rally. wrote:
The problem with the narrative is that the Trump rally was an hour walk to the Capitol. The oeople who rooted were at the Capitol 30 minutes before the rally ended.
Trump said nothing to incite the riot, and no one associated with the rally was at the Capitol when it happened.
How slow do you walk? The rally was at the Ellipse which is between the Washington Monument and the White House. It’s roughly a mile from there to Capitol.
Paradoxical wrote:
TKTKTK wrote:
What apologists for this terrible president keep failing to mention is that he did nothing to stop the insurrection once it started. Nothing. No tweets, no video from the White House, no effort to summon the national guard to protect the women and men who serve with him in government. This was an assault on the Capitol and could have become a violent assault on legislators themselves, and Trump just watched it happen. For him to to treat it as anything less than an attack on the heart of America is cowardly and embarrassing. In light of his obvious inaction, it's impossible to conclude anything other than that he was pleased it was happening--i.e., that it was the happy result of ideas and impulses that he had seeded and supported.
Give it up. The President of the United States--in effect the most powerful single individual in the world--stood down while hundreds of armed marauders broke in through windows of his own country's capital building in order to terminally disrupt the peaceful and orderly transfer of power and you want to say everything's fine. That's sickening.
Could not be farther from the truth. Twitter only suspended him AFTER he started Tweeting for the protestors to go home
Not true. Good try.
..leave it to the MAGAers to find the one black man in the crowd and blame them......
"Uhhh...I belive.... we have found the culprit....."
der der der
no JAmp? wrote:
..leave it to the MAGAers to find the one black man in the crowd and blame them......
"Uhhh...I belive.... we have found the culprit....."
der der der
Exactly. Ha ha ha
TKTKTK wrote:
Not the rally. wrote:
The problem with the narrative is that the Trump rally was an hour walk to the Capitol. The oeople who rooted were at the Capitol 30 minutes before the rally ended.
Trump said nothing to incite the riot, and no one associated with the rally was at the Capitol when it happened.
What apologists for this terrible president keep failing to mention is that he did nothing to stop the insurrection once it started. Nothing. No tweets, no video from the White House, no effort to summon the national guard to protect the women and men who serve with him in government. This was an assault on the Capitol and could have become a violent assault on legislators themselves, and Trump just watched it happen. For him to to treat it as anything less than an attack on the heart of America is cowardly and embarrassing. In light of his obvious inaction, it's impossible to conclude anything other than that he was pleased it was happening--i.e., that it was the happy result of ideas and impulses that he had seeded and supported.
Give it up. The President of the United States--in effect the most powerful single individual in the world--stood down while hundreds of armed marauders broke in through windows of his own country's capital building in order to terminally disrupt the peaceful and orderly transfer of power and you want to say everything's fine. That's sickening.
Quoted for emphasis.
Some random unknown black dude with ties to the Proud Boys, the crazies are saying, could lead hundreds or thousands of white dudes, many of them white supremacists, so that they would listen to him and not the president whose hats and flags they were bearing.
Raggedman wrote:
Not the rally. wrote:
The problem with the narrative is that the Trump rally was an hour walk to the Capitol. The oeople who rooted were at the Capitol 30 minutes before the rally ended.
Trump said nothing to incite the riot, and no one associated with the rally was at the Capitol when it happened.
How slow do you walk? The rally was at the Ellipse which is between the Washington Monument and the White House. It’s roughly a mile from there to Capitol.
In that case, Trump could have joined them, if he had a golf cart.
Paradoxical wrote:
Also, the president doesn't have power over the national guard.
In DC he does. DC National Guard answers to the Pentagon, Pentagon answers to Trump.
They sure showed up fast when he decided he wanted to take an evening stroll to church.
Dems are all 'law and order' now. A few months ago they wanted to defund the police.
runnerboy70 wrote:
Dems are all 'law and order' now. A few months ago they wanted to defund the police.
dam son
In Jesus name!!!
Standard Setter wrote:
In Jesus name!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=270F8s5TEKY
MAGAS:
"We love you guys, we love police officers. Back the blue."
Also MAGAS:
Savagely beats an innocent police officer to death who wouldn't let them in to murder lawmakers.
Makes me sick.