Then you should know more. The largest inserrection since the civil war was certainly viewed as a national security threat and a threat to democracy. Martial law was declared, miners were tried under a military tribunal and denied the right of representation.
He's totally antipolice.
@MyTripisCut can't remember his name
That's if they find a sympathetic judge willing to grant them bail. There's a whole of federal offenses being tossed around out there such as sedition, treason, assault, destruction of government property inciting a riot. Any of which could be charged. What happened today was only the second time it has happened in this nation's history. The last time was during the War Of 1812.
the guy was retired and died protecting someone else's property.
I thought she? Idfk
Thank you. I knew I couldn't be the only one to remember.
shocking. yawn..
What does all of that have to do with a sitting defeated president trying to stop a peaceful transfer of power in a democratic country?
there u go boss
Well all those blm rioters seemed to skate through, I’m sure democrats will rush to the aide of these mostly peaceful gentlemen. I mean after all what was it a couple hours of losing their
in one small portion of the country compared to literal months of fiery peaceful protest across major cities of the country?
I’m just adding context of insurrections from our past to show how silly this seems compared to them. You are making mole hills into mountains, this is silly and tame to the actual violent struggles against government and corporations.
There is a big difference between protesting and sedition. Or treason. There is still a Federal death penalty. That thought may sober up a few trump supporters.
That will make a great defense when charged in Federal Court. "We were just kidding."
Please, this ain’t treason you dummy.
botched29 is just filler in the tampon. she should change hers.
Grandstanding ok. Only problem what that analogy is that it involves an attempt to overthrow an election and a democratic process. I wouldn't call that simply grandstanding.
Oh so the reason for the coup was that they didn't like Trump's China trade deal. What's next? That they didn't like the terms of the Versailles Treaty? That they don't like unleaded gas?
