Who will accept the results?

[Desk trauma]

I don't know if you noticed but the rhetoric coming from Washington Democrats is scaring the children these days. To say, I don't trust them because no one knows what insane thing they will do next.

What mechanism do you imagine allows for the electron to not take place?

 

[2PhiloVoid]

Nearly 50% Of Republicans Say They Won’t Accept Election Results If Trump Loses; 15% Willing To ‘Take Action’ To Overturn Results: Report - Thenewsglobe.net

50% won't accept Trump loss and 15% of Republicans are will to take action.

25% of dems won't accept results but only 1% willing to take action.

Is this surprising? Is this the path you saw the parties taking?

I'll accept the results, athough I'm not against a recount if needed. One thing I WON'T accept is the talk of a Civil War or of Revolutionary Reaction.

That sort of political reaction is always out of place and denies the various democratic doctrines AND even Christian doctrines that so many of us on the Left or the Right say we espouse. I'm sick and tired of hearing "conflict talk." Everyone needs to learn to work together and see each other first as fellow human beings. Apparently, though, asking people to be more humanitarian in their evaluations of each other is becoming too much to ask.

I've about had enough. (Kirk Out!!)

 

[Bradskii]

What mechanism do you imagine allows for the electron to not take place?

Oxidation? Loss & Gain of Electrons (GCSE Chemistry) - Study Mind

Sorry...

But from here: No, it's not possible to cancel the American presidential election | Fact check

'The Constitution does not mention any provisions about the option to cancel federal elections. No U.S. presidential election has ever been canceled.'

 

[Pommer]

If President Trump should win the White House again, that’ll be just fine with me, we’ll survive him quite nicely.

 

[ozso]

Nearly 50% Of Republicans Say They Won’t Accept Election Results If Trump Loses; 15% Willing To ‘Take Action’ To Overturn Results: Report - Thenewsglobe.net

50% won't accept Trump loss and 15% of Republicans are will to take action.

25% of dems won't accept results but only 1% willing to take action.

Is this surprising? Is this the path you saw the parties taking?

Sound to me that the anti-trumps are being less honest about it. The reason I come to that conclusion is their lack of acceptance of the 2016 election and all the rioting they did over it. Plus all the attempts they made to overthrow Trump while he was in office. Plus two assassination attempts so far against him this election year.

 

[bèlla]

No, it doesn't surprise me. I've expected that since the summer and got a lot of things done before the DNC convention and we're doing the same for the election. I won't be shocked if there's unrest or worse.

~bella

 

[bèlla]

What do racial problems have to do with the election result? And who says that anyone who threw a brick or torched a car voted Democrat?

The political affiliation of the rioters wasn't advertised. They were too busy destroying property and looting. Only one group identified their affiliation during their carnage and we know where they were.

Anyone who downplays what occurred at the White House is delusional or should have their head examined. If you've normalized the event or excused it you have a problem.

All of it is wrong and if you can't see that there's something wrong with you.

~bella

 

[ViaCrucis]

Sound to me that the anti-trumps are being less honest about it. The reason I come to that conclusion is their lack of acceptance of the 2016 election and all the rioting they did over it. Plus all the attempts they made to overthrow Trump while he was in office. Plus two assassination attempts so far against him this election year.

1) What rioting over the election?

2) What non-acceptance of the election?

3) What attempts to overthrow Trump while he was in office?

4) Two assassination attempts, yes. That part you got right.

At least wait more than a decade before re-writing history books, most of us have pretty clear memories of the last 8 years.

I remember 2016 quite well. I remember waking up the morning after the election and being incredibly disappointed. I remember women in pink hats protesting--without rioting. I remember a sad acceptance of the election results--with a handful of people wanting recounts. Can you show evidence of rioting and violence over the 2016 election?

Trump was impeached twice, that is not an attempt to overthrow. Unless you also consider the impeachment of Bill Clinton an attempt to overthrow Clinton. There have been calls to impeach Biden, do you consider these to be attempts to overthrow Biden? If you consider impeachment "an attempt to overthrow" then you should apply it consistently--do you?

The first assassination attempt by Crooks is still under investigation, noteworthy is that he seemed to be researching Trump and Biden, the RNC and the DNC, as well as other high profile persons. Perhaps you are willing to create a fictional narrative about this, but I'm not. I like having facts, not conspiracy theories. As for the second incident involving Routh, it seems even less clear what was going on.

But sure, let's live in a fictionalized version of reality where Democrats are the ones engaging in political violence all the time, and ignore the actual attempts by MAGA to undermine and overthrow American democracy. Or was January 6th just a bunch of tourists?

-CryptoLutheran

 

[Bradskii]

Anyone who downplays what occurred at the White House...

I presume you meant the Capitol.

 

[ozso]

1) What rioting over the election?

2) What non-acceptance of the election?

3) What attempts to overthrow Trump while he was in office?

4) Two assassination attempts, yes. That part you got right.

At least wait more than a decade before re-writing history books, most of us have pretty clear memories of the last 8 years.

I remember 2016 quite well. I remember waking up the morning after the election and being incredibly disappointed. I remember women in pink hats protesting--without rioting. I remember a sad acceptance of the election results--with a handful of people wanting recounts. Can you show evidence of rioting and violence over the 2016 election?

Trump was impeached twice, that is not an attempt to overthrow. Unless you also consider the impeachment of Bill Clinton an attempt to overthrow Clinton. There have been calls to impeach Biden, do you consider these to be attempts to overthrow Biden? If you consider impeachment "an attempt to overthrow" then you should apply it consistently--do you?

The first assassination attempt by Crooks is still under investigation, noteworthy is that he seemed to be researching Trump and Biden, the RNC and the DNC, as well as other high profile persons. Perhaps you are willing to create a fictional narrative about this, but I'm not. I like having facts, not conspiracy theories. As for the second incident involving Routh, it seems even less clear what was going on.

But sure, let's live in a fictionalized version of reality where Democrats are the ones engaging in political violence all the time, and ignore the actual attempts by MAGA to undermine and overthrow American democracy. Or was January 6th just a bunch of tourists?

-CryptoLutheran

Why play games like this?

1: Google image search "riots on inauguration day 2017"

Google image search "not my president 2016"

 

[Always in His Presence]

The News Globe? are you joking?

The same group that got suspended from X?

All one has to do is look at the first page of their website and see that it is nothing more than an extreme biased site.

Do you have anything from a real source?

 

[bèlla]

I presume you meant the Capitol.

Yes, thank you.