Soon as I saw that report I immediately went to The Dark Knight and the policemen in the Joker's employ.
Must be mad as hell trying to work out who they can trust in their own country's national guard. Proper civil war mentality.
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Must be mad as hell trying to work out who they can trust in their own country's national guard. Proper civil war mentality.
Yeah me too. Rep. Steve Cohen doesn't come a across as the most reliable witness. Why was he not able to say the exact date, for example?
Not surprising considering they probably didn't think much of it at the time. The 3rd is when Boebert was sworn in (so the first day she could have done it), and the 6th was, well the 6th. The weird thing here is that she has to know everything in that building is recorded, so she's either guilty and stupid or not guilty. My first thought was that maybe it was her family, which I think would be ok (although her mom sounds proper mental), so the fact she flat denied it makes me wonder what is up if she did indeed have people there.
Yeah, I think we need to hear a full statement or have some corroborating witnesses come forward. Of course also see some CCTV footage. I absolutely refuse to believe there isn't any. Buildings like the Capitol must have it installed.
I find more disgusting what happens in the capitol every "working" day...and extended to any parliament in the world
Deluded till the end
I'm worried about infiltration within the DOJ...
with these type of 'inside' jobs the tapes are strangely unavailable
"I've just realised" after realising bunch of cuckhoo ideas for the past 2 months that non of Trump has said has come true.
it'll go like this:
Deny.. Deny... Video proof (CCTV) .... Yes, I did but didn't know they were going to storm the Capitol the next day...
Capitol rioter threatened to shoot his children if they told FBI about DC trip, authorities say
"If you turn me in, you’re a traitor and you know what happens to traitors … traitors get shot," he allegedly said.
"If you turn me in, you’re a traitor and you know what happens to traitors … traitors get shot," he allegedly said.
I would have thought that any visitor must register before entering for any kind of tour. That is the requirement at my place of work, which is nowhere near as sensitive as the Capitol.
His wife said she didn't think he'd actually do it. Well, it's not a chance you can take, is it?
That's some good parenting there. "I know he threatened to shoot them but I don't think he's going to go through with it?" It's not like saying you'll ground the kids for a month if they don't put their washing in the basket.
By that logic they ought to shoot their traitorous old man then.
They're like people watching an overly convoluted show that's gone to shit and now they're desperate for it all to have made sense and be tied up nicely or else it was for nothing.
Lost .
Did anyone see this from the daily show? Most likely was going through the cabbaged minds of all those rioters/terrorists...
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Fight fight fight!
I've wasted hours browsing Twitter threads where people engage in amateur sleuth work trying to identify individuals who stormed the Capitol - including the by now infamous "bullhorn lady": many are convinced she's Lauren Boebert's mother, others are convinced she's actually a man (based on an obviously enhanced/manipulated picture that's gone viral).
It's...interesting.
Many of the ridiculous traits associated with right wing conspiracy nuts are on full display in these threads - bombastic conclusions based on non-existent evidence, not least. People construct elaborate theories based on photographic "evidence" that is blatantly manipulated.
And, to be clear, I'm not talking about right wing conspiracy nuts - but people who claim to oppose them (but who fall into the too familiar pattern of embracing shoddy logic and "investigatory" methods).
"I did some research and it seems Sarah Palin's father was spotted in DC - in drag - just before the incident! OMG!"
It's...interesting.
Many of the ridiculous traits associated with right wing conspiracy nuts are on full display in these threads - bombastic conclusions based on non-existent evidence, not least. People construct elaborate theories based on photographic "evidence" that is blatantly manipulated.
And, to be clear, I'm not talking about right wing conspiracy nuts - but people who claim to oppose them (but who fall into the too familiar pattern of embracing shoddy logic and "investigatory" methods).
"I did some research and it seems Sarah Palin's father was spotted in DC - in drag - just before the incident! OMG!"
Hopefully some kind soul retweeted this to the FBI.
Better yet, I hope they play a Daily Show clip during the Senate trial......where the likes of Cruz and Hawley will have to watch as their previous work is aired on all the networks yet again.
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Nothing in it. Vetting is standard procedure and the NG troops are far removed from the ceremony. I felt better yesterday after watching this:
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Moscow Mitch tells it like it is.
Pretty sweet words Mitch, shame you done nothing but enable it.
Insert Spiderman pointing meme.
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Corporate media and politicans, right and left, have whipped the people into a frenzy over various idpol 'issues' - issues that they're more than happy to be centre stage as long as wealth and class don't become talking points again.
Notice that this all ratcheted up after Occupy Wall Street. We've went from a burgeoning, flawed movement that actually united the working class against the 1%, billionaires and megacorps, to a movement in identity politics that intentionally and very purposefully divides them.
Libs went from 'People Before Profits' to 'Oh, Chase have a BLM emojii on their Twitter. I guess they're OK!" so damn quickly.
Rubbish. It's possible to have two thoughts in your head at the same time. It doesn't have to be racial, or gender or economic equality.
Interesting. For sure, we need to focus again on the ever increasing divide between rich and poor. But I'm not quite sure if I'm reading you wrong but it looks like you're saying that highlighting the continuing racism in our society is just identity politics being stirred up by the media to distract from the 1%?Insert Spiderman pointing meme.
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Corporate media and politicans, right and left, have whipped the people into a frenzy over various idpol 'issues' - issues that they're more than happy to be centre stage as long as wealth and class don't become talking points again.
Notice that this all ratcheted up after Occupy Wall Street. We've went from a burgeoning, flawed movement that actually united the working class against the 1%, billionaires and megacorps, to a movement in identity politics that intentionally and very purposefully divides them.
Libs went from 'People Before Profits' to 'Oh, Chase have a BLM emojii on their Twitter. I guess they're OK!" so damn quickly.
Did you hear the rest of his speech? Mitch is all about bipartisanship now and reminded Biden that he promised to be a president for all the people.
Just like every other religious prediction ever.
Sedition is illegal, to be fair. We just lack the collective backbone to hold the powerful accountable.
The same crowd that spent four years yelling "Lock her up!" and "feck your feelings!" suddenly expects the other side to pursue unity with them by not holding them accountable right after they've got finished trying to overthrow a democratic election because they lost (handily).
https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/...-believes-parkland-shooting-was-hoax-11812031
I very actively hate this cnut. Even with Trump getting elected, and then getting 70 million votes even while losing, it's still completely unfathomable to me how a vile creature such as this could get a majority of people in a district to vote for her. I usually try to stay level-headed about voters who vote for demagogues and wannabe authoritarians, but there's no excuse here. These people are all terrible human beings.
Also: https://www.mediamatters.org/congre...-taylor-greenes-conspiracy-theories-and-toxic
I very actively hate this cnut. Even with Trump getting elected, and then getting 70 million votes even while losing, it's still completely unfathomable to me how a vile creature such as this could get a majority of people in a district to vote for her. I usually try to stay level-headed about voters who vote for demagogues and wannabe authoritarians, but there's no excuse here. These people are all terrible human beings.
Also: https://www.mediamatters.org/congre...-taylor-greenes-conspiracy-theories-and-toxic
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They should've let AOC tweet it out so someone would actually notice it.
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Oh....my....god, the smooth brains having second thoughts?
Someone vocal and visible needs to highlight how the Q movement is near identical to Scientology.
Many in Scientology get to a fork in the road with a path back to society. Sure, many choose the insane route. But it feels like many abandon it at that point.
Both cults have decent people wrapped up in their nonsense. I’d give every single person that entered the Capitol a custodial sentence, but the red hat wearing talkative attendees probably need a different kind of punishment.