I still see a double standard and was Trump convicted of trying to prevent a peaceful transfer of power? It would take a lot more people and a lot of weapons to accomplish that.
I would not be howling for executions and the double standard continues. Breaching the Capitol was a bonehead move on their part, which is something I never would have done. Riots had been going on all through 2020 with multiple deaths and injuries involved and a lot of damage and I do not condone any of it.
Yes, I know you do but it seems to be of your own making rather than something real.
Does he need to be for you to admit what he was trying to do?
Not necessarily. But it would take the right people to have turned traitor to the country. Fortunately, the military commanders were not on Team Traitor.
Who is howling for executions?
Good for you, but these people did do it at 45's instigation. The idea was to delay the vote until 1) Mike Pence would come to the rescue and deny certification, 2) "enough votes" could be found to overturn the outcome or 3) Trumpian electors and senators would change the vote to Trump rather than what the states had already certified.
True, but the other riots were not to overthrow the government but for justice from the police and court systems. Still wrong, but a different level of threat.
Again, trying to minimize the significance of January 6th insurrection.
FYI, the Yankees burned Atlanta, not BLM.
The Braves are pretty average this year. Cue “Braves” comments…
Reverse the labels in that comic and replace the donkey with an elephant to be more accurate.
