*** The Official MAGAposting thread ***

[MadMojoMonkey]

Just to follow up, there was talk of weapons and bombs among the misguided idiots who stormed the Capitol building, but what I've heard since is that stuff was minimal and the bombs were in the city of Washington DC, but I haven't heard them linked to this particular act of stupidity.

I've heard of a handful of people who were arrested for having a firearm in the capitol building, but not any stories of any of them drawing their firearms. They had them, the police noticed, and arrested those people.

I've heard those who entered the building described as violent, but I personally think that's hyperbole. Sure, the act of entering the building and house chambers uninvited is aggressive, and perhaps violent under a legal definition (IDK), but I see no evidence that anyone who entered the capitol was there to harm or kill anyone.

Time will tell, I suppose, but even if it comes out that a couple people were there to cause violence or widespread destruction, the truth is almost certainly that was not the intent of 99% of the people present in that event.


I really don't expect a 2nd impeachment, though I think it's wholly appropriate. Biden is not calling for any further censuring of Trump, and is talking about healing the nation, and seems to think allowing the million scandals of Trump to be swept under the rug is going to be a good thing for the office of POTUS.
I don't get that. What the hell, Biden? What are you planning to do in the next 4 years that you're afraid to set a precedent by proving the American president is not above the law?

[Poopadoop]

I really don't expect a 2nd impeachment, though I think it's wholly appropriate. Biden is not calling for any further censuring of Trump, and is talking about healing the nation, and seems to think allowing the million scandals of Trump to be swept under the rug is going to be a good thing for the office of POTUS.
I don't get that. What the hell, Biden? What are you planning to do in the next 4 years that you're afraid to set a precedent by proving the American president is not above the law?

This is the problem I think. If they don't come down hard on Trump and the DC goons (granted most of them were "peaceful" inasmuch as it is possible to be while you storm the Capitol building), it just sends the message that this kind of thing is acceptable. It's also a puss move by the Ds because it effectively says it's fine that you (Trump) gassed and shot rubber bullets and drove cars into actual peaceful protesters and bullied them out of the way for your little Church photo-op, but when your side does something bordering on sedition which you incited them to do, we just want to "heal the nation." I say fuck off to that, throw the book at all of them, especially Trump.

[Poopadoop]

The problem with trying to be Ned Flanders to Trump and the R's Homer Simpson is that you just invite them to keep walking all over you.