Trump Acquitted 43-57..The Plan is working!

Micawber said:
No, it's pure rationality. The exact same realpolitik used in foreign policy. Their unacceptable action (electing Trump) begets the worst consequences I personally can visit on them.
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Emotional ping-pong isn't rational.
 
Micawber said:
I am a former straight ticket Republican voter. I was also a unreliable indifferent and spotty voter. Because Republicans are such irredeemable
cowards and human filth, I will always vote in every election possible and never vote for a Republican forever until I die. It's a blood oath now.
I owe it to them.
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Fair enough. Of all the terrible things the US government has been involved in throughout history, yesterday's acquittal is among the worst. History will not be kind to this time.
 
Diesel said:
Fair enough. Of all the terrible things the US government has been involved in throughout history, yesterday's acquittal is among the worst. History will not be kind to this time.
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Disagree. Some Cold War actions were bad. Invading Iraq was bad. Seperating kids from their families but nothing done to reunite them with their parents is really bad.
 
Stone said:
My theory? I would not be one bit surprised to see a militia group attack a BLM/Antifa riot type event that got out of hand.....
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Even if white supremacist agitators are the ones fomenting the violence, fat boy?
 
Stone said:
My theory? I would not be one bit surprised to see a militia group attack a BLM/Antifa riot type event that got out of hand. Especially if the cops were once again told to stand down. That pisses EVERYONE off. Not only would they be seen as hero's by many.... they would also lay waste to the riotous idiots. The militia types may think by mowing the rioters down it could trigger a much larger/broader, civil war type event that would make people choose sides. A triggering EVENT.


But Militias attacking govt buildings or anything like that? Naw,...I dont think so....
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Wow. This message didn't travel well. :rofl2:
 
Dutch Uncle said:
An alternate theory on why the Republicans resisted the Impeachment so hard, despite the fact well over 17 of them had their lives at risk on January 6th:

The Republicans don't want Trump around much less running for office or influencing any elections under the Republican banner. An impeachment stops Trump from running for office, but not from influencing Republican elections. Think Greene times a dozen.

Trump is a modern Caligula: A madman with power and the chants of "Destroy the GOP" still ring loudly behind closed doors at Republican meetings.

Militias have been around since the American Revolution. Their function has evolved several times and their motives vary. Some are simply like drug-running motorcycle gangs. Some are more like book clubs with guns and a periodic meetings at a rifle range. :thup:

Some, like the Proud Boys and Boogaloo Bois, are well trained, well motivated and include many vets with military training and discipline. This, of course, makes them very dangerous if they choose to attack government facilities and elected officials, their primary focus of angst. Think Timothy McVeigh with 20 clones in each city or state all grouped together. Normally they trained and complained but did little to harm others or break the law...until Trump came along.

How Trump knew about these assholes and tapped into them remains a bit of mystery, but there's no doubt he was involved, along with Miller and probably Junior. Trump praised them, focused them, motivated them and, after a few practice rallies, pointed them at the Capitol to kick off a civil war by taking over the US Capitol, killing most it contained and assassinating his own VP. A classic move in a Hollywood movie or a wargame. Obviously it failed miserably. Not just a near-miss failure, but the utter dejected failure of decent people who wake up from a blackout drunk and find they've committed a serious crime.

That failure is why many of these groups are falling apart, especially as thousands are arrested, even non-militia, and strive for plea deals in their sentencing. However, the hardcore center of the Proud Boys and Boogaloo Boise remain very proud, very dangerous and, now thanks to Trump, betrayed soldiers facing serious prison time because of Trump.

Trump misled them in the attack and he betrayed them by saving his own ass rather than pardon them. That's the equivalent of an officer of a military unit running like a coward in the middle of the attack. It's a very serious betrayal of honor.

Now, during the impeachment, Trump is throwing salt in the wound by betraying them again. His crack T-Team of lawyers labeled those who followed Trump to be "criminal insurrectionists" and "lawless actors". That's code for "no mercy".

What are they to do? Go to prison for 20-30 years? Probably die there? Commit seppuku? Or go out man-style as a kamikaze? In that situation, I'd take Door #3. I've been around military people all of my life and, given I was stupid enough to get involved in this fucking mess in the first place, it's a no brainer decision.

After all, these guys were prepared to line up most of Congress and the VP against a Congressional wall. They were prepared to kill and many, thanks to our own nation's Forever War, were experienced killers. So who will be their final target? Another government building somewhere? Assassinate a couple of Democrats? Maybe, but that's a lame way to go.

Adding up all the elements, the best way to go out is to take out the person who organized all of this shit. End their own lives with honor by putting a very large, very loud coda at the end of "the Trump Years".

My theory is that the Republicans know this and are simply letting it happen by doing nothing...of which they are very good at doing. If they upheld their oaths and convicted Trump, that's punishment. Some of the kamikaze boys might lose heart because Trump was punished for his actions. No matter how light, justice would be done. We have to respect the law, right?

A better solution for the Republicans is to do nothing, let Trump get away scott-free and let the kamikaze boys solve both the militia problem and the Trump problem in a single event.

Just a theory. I could be wrong.
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Dangerous post. Looks like...PLANNING. Yooo hooo....FBI,...you seeing this?
 
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Stone said:
Dangerous post. Looks like...PLANNING. Yooo hooo....FBI,...you seeing this?
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I sure hope so! The IRS too. There's been a lot of COVID business fraud and I support convicting all of those guilty of fraud. :thup:

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Geeko Sportivo said:
They stood up for justice and Democracy as well!

And we will be glad to welcome them to the Democrat Party!

We may have very well gained 7 Democrat seats in the Senate, as they most-likely will be changing party colors very soon now.
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Still supporting the pathetic lesser of two evils status quo? smfh
 
Cinnabar said:
Still supporting the pathetic lesser of two evils status quo? smfh
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You would be surprised what bands people together- and what truly divides us.

But the choices should be simple right now- Democracy Yes- or Democracy no! Everyone's vote counts- or everyone's vote does not count. Women's right to choose- or women should not have a choice. No gun control- or common sense gun control!

That is what is on the 2022 ballot!

I'm sorry, but if we cannot agree on these extremely important things- I doubt we would agree on anything else!
 
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