rkymtnman
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zero died. she would have been arrested but they had no crime to prosecute. nobody died.
Farmer Gates... your Global elitest hero
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Fogdog
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What is it about our democratic republic that you hate so much that you'd support Trump's attempt to overthrow it in a bloody coup attempt?
doublejj
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0 were killed.....they had preexisting conditions.....
Fogdog
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This thread is but one example of the aggressive and pugnacious behavior of the regal right. It showed up and pushed lies, distortions and half truths all in the name of shifting blame for aggressive, violent and anti-democratic actions taken by Trump and his followers. Its as if the OP is trying to make falsehoods become true by shouting them in the faces of skeptics. This is nothing new. It is becoming so common and pervasive that the pattern is being reported for what it is. An uncivil war initiated and perpetuated by Republicans who are the aggressors.
fivethirtyeight.com
In America’s ‘Uncivil War,’ Republicans Are The Aggressors
In his inaugural address, President Biden described America as in the midst of an “uncivil war that pits red against blue, rural versus urban, conservative versus liberal.” His invocation of a civil war and the American Civil War was provocative. It was also accurate. There is no formal definition of an uncivil war, but America is increasingly split between members of two political parties that hate each other.
The Jan. 6 insurrection and the run-up to it is perhaps the clearest illustration that Republicans are being more hostile and anti-democratic than Democrats in this uncivil war. Biden pledged to concede defeat if he lost the presidential election fair and square, while Trump never made such a pledge; many elected officials in the GOP joined Trump’s efforts to overturn the election results; and finally, Trump supporters arrived at the Capitol to claim victory by force. But there are numerous other examples of conservatives and Republicans going overboard in their attempts to dominate liberals and Democrats:
Republican officials at the state level have engaged in a sustained campaign to make it harder for liberal-leaning constituencies, particularly Black people, to vote.
We could also compile a long list of anti-democratic and hostile actions taken by Trump himself against Democrats. At the top of that list would be his attempt to coerce the Ukrainian government into announcing it would investigate the Biden family — essentially a scheme for Trump to use the power of his office to tilt the upcoming presidential election in his favor.
It’s important to be specific here, however. Many of the most aggressive actions against liberals have been taken not by Republican voters but largely by Republican officials, particularly at the state level.
“The GOP has radicalized (and is still radicalizing) on its willingness to break democratic norms and subvert or eliminate political institutions. Don’t expect restraint where you’ve seen it in the past,” said Charlotte Hill, a Ph.D. candidate at the Goldman School of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley, who conducts research on election and voting laws.
@CornPop you aren't fooling anybody. You aren't convincing anybody. You are showing yourself and Republicans to be fools and liars. It's also a losing tactic. Republicans are losing standing with the majority of people in this country. They are a minority trying to rule by fiat. The only way they can succeed is through aggression and violence. I don't think you can win. If you do, shame on you for supporting the downfall of our democracy and shame on us for not stopping it.
In America’s ‘Uncivil War,’ Republicans Are The Aggressors
In his inaugural address, President Biden described America as in the midst of an “uncivil war that pits red against blue, rural versus urban, conservative vers…
fivethirtyeight.com
In America’s ‘Uncivil War,’ Republicans Are The Aggressors
In his inaugural address, President Biden described America as in the midst of an “uncivil war that pits red against blue, rural versus urban, conservative versus liberal.” His invocation of a civil war and the American Civil War was provocative. It was also accurate. There is no formal definition of an uncivil war, but America is increasingly split between members of two political parties that hate each other.
The Jan. 6 insurrection and the run-up to it is perhaps the clearest illustration that Republicans are being more hostile and anti-democratic than Democrats in this uncivil war. Biden pledged to concede defeat if he lost the presidential election fair and square, while Trump never made such a pledge; many elected officials in the GOP joined Trump’s efforts to overturn the election results; and finally, Trump supporters arrived at the Capitol to claim victory by force. But there are numerous other examples of conservatives and Republicans going overboard in their attempts to dominate liberals and Democrats:
Republican officials at the state level have engaged in a sustained campaign to make it harder for liberal-leaning constituencies, particularly Black people, to vote.
- GOP officials have used aggressive gerrymandering and attempted to manipulate the census-taking process to ensure GOP control of state legislatures and the U.S. House of Representatives, even if Democrats are winning more votes.1
- Trump supporters and conservatives have threatened not only to physically destroy institutions they view as hostile to conservative causes, such as CNN, but to kill or injure prominent Democratic politicians, such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. And, in attempts to intimidate liberal protesters, these conservatives sometimes show up at Black Lives Matter demonstrations wearing military gear and brandishing extensive weaponry.
- Trump, conservative lawyers and most Republican members of Congress tried to disqualify the election results in some swing states, which would have in effect invalidated the votes of millions of Americans, particularly Black people and residents of large urban areas. And, as mentioned earlier, that effort culminated in an attack on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters.
- State-level Republican officials have tried to criminalize the types of protests organized by liberals who support Black Lives Matter and oppose the expansion of oil and gas pipelines. In fact, conservative lawmakers in Missouri and other states are considering provisions that would limit legal liability for people who drive into protesters blocking traffic.
- State-level GOP officials have limited cities and other localities from enacting policies meant to reduce the spread of COVID-19, essentially preventing elected officials in cities (usually Democrats) from taking measures to save the lives of their constituents.
- GOP officials at the state level are engaged in a broader effort to preempt laws passed in Democratic cities, meaning that mostly white GOP state legislators elected in conservative, rural areas are often determining education, economic and other policies for heavily Democratic cities with large numbers of people of color.
We could also compile a long list of anti-democratic and hostile actions taken by Trump himself against Democrats. At the top of that list would be his attempt to coerce the Ukrainian government into announcing it would investigate the Biden family — essentially a scheme for Trump to use the power of his office to tilt the upcoming presidential election in his favor.
It’s important to be specific here, however. Many of the most aggressive actions against liberals have been taken not by Republican voters but largely by Republican officials, particularly at the state level.
“The GOP has radicalized (and is still radicalizing) on its willingness to break democratic norms and subvert or eliminate political institutions. Don’t expect restraint where you’ve seen it in the past,” said Charlotte Hill, a Ph.D. candidate at the Goldman School of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley, who conducts research on election and voting laws.
@CornPop you aren't fooling anybody. You aren't convincing anybody. You are showing yourself and Republicans to be fools and liars. It's also a losing tactic. Republicans are losing standing with the majority of people in this country. They are a minority trying to rule by fiat. The only way they can succeed is through aggression and violence. I don't think you can win. If you do, shame on you for supporting the downfall of our democracy and shame on us for not stopping it.
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Wikipedia is not a credible source..do.you have any real thoughts of your propaganda hypobole rhetoric...doubt it. You have a hard time putting 2 n 2 together.
Breaking: President Joe Xiiden quietly revoked a Trump-era policy that compelled primary, secondary, and postsecondary institutions to disclose their relationships with Chinese Communist Party-funded Confucius Institutes.
Are you high fiven yet lol
Breaking: President Joe Xiiden quietly revoked a Trump-era policy that compelled primary, secondary, and postsecondary institutions to disclose their relationships with Chinese Communist Party-funded Confucius Institutes.
Are you high fiven yet lol
doublejj
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go home you're drunk......
An arguement no....
I mean if you want to argue this globalist is buying up US farm land thats actually a fact. Or you just virtue signaling to your ccp comrades...
Naa youre not
Like most or op eds you post as facts. Journalism and research is tricky..takes effort to find truth. The spoon fed crap you eat is why you eat it up its easy...like ol boys cold can of speghettios. Yuck
Smart man ..it says on the wiki page " this is not a credible source"
Like most or op eds you post as facts. Journalism and research is tricky..takes effort to find truth. The spoon fed crap you eat is why you eat it up its easy...like ol boys cold can of speghettios. Yuck
doublejj
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please seek help.....
We'll let the military tribunal run its course. She will probably opt out with the cyanide pill.
Honestly..who has 52 friends that have commited suicide...this is that 2n2 i speak of. Questioning these things...they have programmed you to call folks conspiracy theorists. Suckerrz..dont you have a thought of your own..thats terrorismsisms isms
Honestly..who has 52 friends that have commited suicide...this is that 2n2 i speak of. Questioning these things...they have programmed you to call folks conspiracy theorists. Suckerrz..dont you have a thought of your own..thats terrorismsisms isms
And just like the comparison of Jan 6th to 9/11 you have absolute brain aids if you think that. you will be regurgitating that garbage next
Fogdog
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why do Republicans hate democracy? I mean, they even call themselves "Republicans" not "Fascists" which is more like what they are becoming.
Sir Napsalot
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Hollatchaboy
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*yawn
topcat
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Yet, they pretend to revere the unborn.
TacoMac
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*barf
CunningCanuk
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