Should Donald Trump be removed from office now?
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Should Donald Trump be removed from office now?
runaway-mindtrain said:Add to the list.. Hitler was never elected to office....after 3 elections, of which, the Nazis never got more than 30% of the vote, German leader Hindenburg APPOINTED 3 chancellors at the behest of his Nazi grandson ....after in power they removed their enemies, just like tech oligarchs and democrats are doing now. The excuse they used was the burning of the Reichstag...their congress building... Sound familiar????... This was after the effect of the Nuremberg laws on their enemies, of which, came from the American democrats Jim Crow laws.... Modern democrat Nazis are exactly repeating their German counterpoints and blaming everything on Republicans..."accuse your opponent of that which you are guilty"- Joseph Goebells
An interesting sasquatch to this discussion would be that the capitol attack by the pout boys, was actually facilitated by a change in rules regarding calling in the national guard troops.
You see, what with all the helicopters swing low over the peaceful demonstrators, and tear gassing them and all, and swiping them off the streets in unmarked minions, well, they all decided it caused a case of bad press, so to solve that problem in future, somebody came up with the idea of getting more people involved in approving any kind of response whatsoever, partly due to the fact that most of the race rioters were quite peaceful and middle class.
So along come the proud boys, who led the planning of the capitol attack, who were not peaceful demonstrators.
After that summer of love, rules were changed so that the local general in charge of the D.C. national guard members, was not allowed to send out his very own guardsmen that he was a general in charge of. Not allowed to bring them to stop the capitol attack, even thoujgh the capitol police desperately call for help. The general had to call the pentagon, and get their formal written approval, which caused an hour and a half delay, before any national guard could arrive to chase out the perps.
But maybe it was a good thing, it allowed the demonstrators to be recorded saying stuff about "Nancy, come out to play!" and off with Mike's head, and to actually come so close to the republican senator's sacred chamber, that it actually put the fear of god in a few republicans enough that they decided Trump actually had gone too far.
And I eagerly await your reply.
An interesting sasquatch to this discussion would be that the capitol attack by the pout boys, was actually facilitated by a change in rules regarding calling in the national guard troops.
You see, what with all the helicopters swing low over the peaceful demonstrators, and tear gassing them and all, and swiping them off the streets in unmarked minions, well, they all decided it caused a case of bad press, so to solve that problem in future, somebody came up with the idea of getting more people involved in approving any kind of response whatsoever, partly due to the fact that most of the race rioters were quite peaceful and middle class.
So along come the proud boys, who led the planning of the capitol attack, who were not peaceful demonstrators.
After that summer of love, rules were changed so that the local general in charge of the D.C. national guard members, was not allowed to send out his very own guardsmen that he was a general in charge of. Not allowed to bring them to stop the capitol attack, even thoujgh the capitol police desperately call for help. The general had to call the pentagon, and get their formal written approval, which caused an hour and a half delay, before any national guard could arrive to chase out the perps.
But maybe it was a good thing, it allowed the demonstrators to be recorded saying stuff about "Nancy, come out to play!" and off with Mike's head, and to actually come so close to the republican senator's sacred chamber, that it actually put the fear of god in a few republicans enough that they decided Trump actually had gone too far.
And I eagerly await your reply.
clewluss said:
But maybe it was a good thing, it allowed the demonstrators to be recorded saying stuff about "Nancy, come out to play!" and off with Mike's head, and to actually come so close to the republican senator's sacred chamber, that it actually put the fear of god in a few republicans enough that they decided Trump actually had gone too far.
And I eagerly await your reply.
Basically, they destroyed what Trump supporters came to do.
Sullivan said “let’s rip Trump out of office!” As he stormed the capitol, breaking windows.
But maybe it was a good thing, it allowed the demonstrators to be recorded saying stuff about "Nancy, come out to play!" and off with Mike's head, and to actually come so close to the republican senator's sacred chamber, that it actually put the fear of god in a few republicans enough that they decided Trump actually had gone too far.
And I eagerly await your reply.
Basically, they destroyed what Trump supporters came to do.
Sullivan said “let’s rip Trump out of office!” As he stormed the capitol, breaking windows.
clewluss said:Thank you Edible Words,
Please elaborate on Sullivan, if you wish,
such as who he is, what he did, etc etc
He’s a far-left grifter. His father is a 4 star general. His brother is a conservative.
He was too nasty for BLM to tolerate, but his hatred towards Trump led him to the capitol on Jan 6. He also invited other violent far leftists and wanted the capitol to burn. Didn’t get his wish...
The founder of Black Lives Matter Utah disavowed left-wing activist John Sullivan, who was arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in Washington, describing him as a reckless agitator who was "blackballed" due to his behavior.
"We do not want to be associated with John Sullivan," Lex Scott, the founder, told Fox News on Friday.
Sullivan founded his own organization, Insurgence USA, and never joined the local BLM chapter, attended a meeting, or took part in its mission to lobby for racial justice and police reform, she said.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/blm-utah-disavows-capitol-activist-john-sullivan
I think men like J.S. hurt the reputations of good organizations. Makes me feel better about BLM to see them disavow him.
Please elaborate on Sullivan, if you wish,
such as who he is, what he did, etc etc
He’s a far-left grifter. His father is a 4 star general. His brother is a conservative.
He was too nasty for BLM to tolerate, but his hatred towards Trump led him to the capitol on Jan 6. He also invited other violent far leftists and wanted the capitol to burn. Didn’t get his wish...
The founder of Black Lives Matter Utah disavowed left-wing activist John Sullivan, who was arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in Washington, describing him as a reckless agitator who was "blackballed" due to his behavior.
"We do not want to be associated with John Sullivan," Lex Scott, the founder, told Fox News on Friday.
Sullivan founded his own organization, Insurgence USA, and never joined the local BLM chapter, attended a meeting, or took part in its mission to lobby for racial justice and police reform, she said.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/blm-utah-disavows-capitol-activist-john-sullivan
I think men like J.S. hurt the reputations of good organizations. Makes me feel better about BLM to see them disavow him.
