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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5505213" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>What I heard on the 911 call was a scared man who had to be very careful what he said with his assailant standing close by. Was trying to get across the danger without getting attacked. The video of that guy breaking in didn't show a guy who was invited in. And on the police body cam it showed a man reaching out to keep a hand on the assailant's weapon because he feared it was going to be used on him. </p><p></p><p>I get that many people strongly disliked Nancy Pelosi. But we shouldn't rush to judgement on these things before all the facts are known and smear someone just because we don't like their spouse. Right up there with accusations that some actually believe that Michelle Obama is a man. Or that Hillary Clinton was running a child sex ring above a pizza parlor in Philadelphia or other ridiculous claims.</p><p></p><p>At the same time when there are known facts that surface, like tell all laptops or Big Tech working behind the scenes to silence and marginalize conservatives, liberals shouldn't be disingenuous about what is glaringly true. As if denying it enough will make it go away. A better country won't result from one side completely getting its way on everything without reaching reasonable compromises with opposition voices. And working behind the scenes to make sure one side gets its way only fuels conspiracy theories, resentment, fear and loathing and as in Jan.6th backlash. Is that truly the world we want?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5505213, member: 24302"] What I heard on the 911 call was a scared man who had to be very careful what he said with his assailant standing close by. Was trying to get across the danger without getting attacked. The video of that guy breaking in didn't show a guy who was invited in. And on the police body cam it showed a man reaching out to keep a hand on the assailant's weapon because he feared it was going to be used on him. I get that many people strongly disliked Nancy Pelosi. But we shouldn't rush to judgement on these things before all the facts are known and smear someone just because we don't like their spouse. Right up there with accusations that some actually believe that Michelle Obama is a man. Or that Hillary Clinton was running a child sex ring above a pizza parlor in Philadelphia or other ridiculous claims. At the same time when there are known facts that surface, like tell all laptops or Big Tech working behind the scenes to silence and marginalize conservatives, liberals shouldn't be disingenuous about what is glaringly true. As if denying it enough will make it go away. A better country won't result from one side completely getting its way on everything without reaching reasonable compromises with opposition voices. And working behind the scenes to make sure one side gets its way only fuels conspiracy theories, resentment, fear and loathing and as in Jan.6th backlash. Is that truly the world we want? [/QUOTE]
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