Is The 1/6 Commission Coming?

[lostsheep]

Only a fool would think anyone of Jan 6 tried to overthrow the gov.

Get off that Fox News teet and start thinking for yourself.

 

[tnmarktx]

Get off that Fox News test and start thinking for yourself.

I haven't watched MSM since 2020. Including Fox news. Have some common sense. A corrupted gov. will be bad for everyone, including you.

 

[lostsheep]

I haven't watched MSM since 2020. Including Fox news. Have some common sense. A corrupted gov. will be bad for everyone, including you.

What exactly do you see when you look at the pics @lawgator1 posted of the January 6th insurrection??

 

[lawgator1]

Only a fool would think anyone of Jan 6 tried to overthrow the gov.

Only a fool would say that.

 

[tnmarktx]

What exactly do you see when you look at the pics @lawgator1 posted of the January 6th insurrection??

A protest where property was damaged and a protester was shot in cold blood by a capital police officer.

 

[tnmarktx]

Only a fool would say that.

The fact that you think that makes it one of the most valid things I've ever stated.

 

[AirVol]

Only a fool would say that.

Oh you haven’t seen nothing yet. Joe gets elected again, DC will burn. There… I said what others wouldn’t.

 

[volfanhill]

Only a fool would think anyone of Jan 6 tried to overthrow the gov.

I agree. I also think anyone who thinks that any of them who did violent acts, or unlawfully entered the capitol, don't deserve jail time is a fool.

 

[tnmarktx]

I agree. I also think anyone who thinks that any of them who did violent acts, or unlawfully entered the capitol, don't deserve jail time is a fool.

17 years for pushing a fence over? How about the capital police officer that murdered a protester?

 

[volfanhill]

17 years for pushing a fence over? How about the capital police officer that murdered a protester?

All he did was push a fence? I didn't make a comment on length of sentencing.


The shooting should have been investigated more and gone to a grand jury. I feel as much sympathy for her as I do for someone who died during the BLM protests. Stupid games and stupid prizes. Doesn't mean she should have died.


You seem to not think these people deserve to be held to account

 

[davethevol]

I agree. I also think anyone who thinks that any of them who did violent acts, or unlawfully entered the capitol, don't deserve jail time is a fool.

They were ushered in by the police. It’s on video. People were politely asking, “are you sure it’s ok if we go in?” And they police responded, “yeah, it’s fine. Just stay behind the roped off areas and don’t break anything.” It was a setup.

 

[tnmarktx]

All he did was push a fence? I didn't make a comment on length of sentencing.


The shooting should have been investigated more and gone to a grand jury. I feel as much sympathy for her as I do for someone who died during the BLM protests. Stupid games and stupid prizes. Doesn't mean she should have died.


You seem to not think these people deserve to be held to account

Held to account would not be accused of insurrection. Vandalism and some assault, sure. And that was a small percentage of the protesters.

 

[volfanhill]

Held to account would not be accused of insurrection. Vandalism and some assault, sure. And that was a small percentage of the protesters.

Which of these charges do you have a problem with for the proud boy's guy and the oath keeper dude


conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding; obstruction of an official proceeding; conspiracy to use force, intimidation or threats to prevent officers of the U.S. from discharging their duties; interference with law enforcement during civil disorder; and destruction of government property.

 

[clarksvol00]

They were ushered in by the police. It’s on video. People were politely asking, “are you sure it’s ok if we go in?” And they police responded, “yeah, it’s fine. Just stay behind the roped off areas and don’t break anything.” It was a setup.

I'd like to see some numbers in how many prosecutions were for people who were let in by police, stayed behind the ropes, and didn't break anything; versus how many prosecutions were for people who participated in the initial forced entry, broke things, hurt people or got outside the ropes. Surely we can all agree there is a distinction.

 

[C-south]

Which of these charges do you have a problem with for the proud boy's guy and the oath keeper dude


conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding; obstruction of an official proceeding; conspiracy to use force, intimidation or threats to prevent officers of the U.S. from discharging their duties; interference with law enforcement during civil disorder; and destruction of government property.

Almost like the forefathers intended.

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

Oh you haven’t seen nothing yet. Joe gets elected again, DC will burn. There… I said what others wouldn’t.

Republicans hate democracy

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Almost like the forefathers intended.

Yep. Their greatest intentions were that this country would be a melting pot. We shouldn't all share the same ideology. We need to compromise and make it work. Much like pre 21st century BEFORE SOCIAL MEDIA

 

[C-south]

Yep. Their greatest intentions were that this country would be a melting pot. We shouldn't all share the same ideology. We need to compromise and make it work. Much like pre 21st century BEFORE SOCIAL MEDIA

Not at all what they meant.

 

[clarksvol00]

Almost like the forefathers intended.

You mean when they included the word "peaceably" in the first amendment?

 

[C-south]

You mean when they included the word "peaceably" in the first amendment?

And government should fear the people.

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Not at all what they meant.

I don't know what they were actually thinking and neither do you. I can read and know how this country worked before people like you became experts reading YouTube

 

[clarksvol00]

And government should fear the people.

Doesn't change the fact that the founding fathers made sure that your right is to "peaceably assemble."

 

[C-south]

Doesn't change the fact that the founding fathers made sure that your right is to "peaceably assemble."

Still not relevant but I suppose that’s selectively enforced.

 

[C-south]

I don't know what they were actually thinking and neither do you. I can read and know how this country worked before people like you became experts reading YouTube

I know what they said outside of what they wrote in the constitution. They added plenty of context that’s out there for everyone to read but that would destroy so many narratives.

 

[clarksvol00]

Still not relevant but I suppose that’s selectively enforced.

What's not relevant? The fact that he doesn't have a right to violently assemble?