L. Guapo

Does not compute: the FBI and US attorneys are part of the DoJ

Mike Johnson demonstrates what someone can achieve if they really commit and focus on being just a terrible person.

I’m pretty sure it’s a multi-way tie between Trump, Musk, Miller, Bovino, Patel, and Noem.

Also, to those people: not everything created in this world is created for you. Grow up and deal with it.

The victims are the people that did not vote Trump into power. Your ad hominem attack tells me everything I need to know about whether you are someone with an opinion worth listening to

All I’ve done is describe the obvious

And this concludes the entertainment

When a candidate incites an insurrection and it is broadcast for everyone to see then you can’t hide behind “but people in power made me do it” You are responsible

And yet somehow you voted for Harris

This response tells me that you have nothing of value to contribute. I wish you were a better person, truly

I have no idea what motivates you. But your statements that the actions of “people in power” somehow magically absolve voters of accountability is truly harmful.

It’s not circles. It’s a dead end. To show 1 false you need to provide evidence. There is none. To show 2 false you need to accept that a person can ignore reality without accountability because they simply choose to.

I see. And this is the problem: You don’t care who is responsible. You don’t actually want to improve anything. Thanks for sharing. I hope you try to be better in the future.

Which part doesn’t match reality? 1 or 2?

So you’re suggesting that America under Trump and American under Harris are indistinguishable? Or that it takes massive amounts of free time to see the difference?

I’m going to tell you this as gently as I can: Just because you don’t want you and your family to be responsible for Trump doesn’t mean you aren’t. Not believing things because they are inconvenient to your social life does not excuse you or your family.

My stance, again, is coherent, self-consistent, and comports with reality.

1) Trump was elected freely
2) Trump’s behavior, immorality, and incompetence were easily knowable and broadcast by Trump himself

And this is powerful and convincing to you?

But you’re suggesting they both are and are not responsible for the outcome of the election. So does that mean they are and are not the problem?

The lies you referred to were “powerful” and convincing despite all of the evidence to the contrary? And somehow you were able to see through those lies?

Got it. Words.

I think you should gather your thoughts into a coherent and self-consistent argument before posting them. Otherwise you’re not helping your own cause.

So we’re back to “power lies” tricked them into voting for Trump. Which would make them not responsible for the outcome. So they’re responsible but also not. Anyway, ignoring your inconsistencies there, you still haven’t said what any of these “powerful lies” were. Can you?

Are you ok? You seem very troubled.

So they are responsible, but somehow they’re not the problem?

You thought someone would find that funny?

So no one forced them but they’re not responsible? How does that work?

(And Trump won the popular vote, so electoral college is irrelevant)

So the people in power forced people to vote for Trump? How exactly? And please be more specific than “powerful lies”

I find your circular self-delusion entertaining. What can I say, I’m easily entertained. And you definitely shouldn’t be scared. That’s a very odd thing to suggest

I see. So you are angry with the Democratic party. And that’s your explanation for why voting for Trump was reasonable. Got it.

I can block you. And no one will see your posts.