whodeycin85
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Irony is ironic.It's sad you support a democrat imbecile that would disrupt a congressional vote.
Your IQ level is below 50 degree room temperature at best if you defend a Congressman who does such acts of stupidity. They caught the moron on camera pulling a fire alarm to cause chaos while a vote was going on.
The whataboism again.
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Just to be clear, there are people in the thread wanting this guy prosecuted who are also bringing up the riots.I’m suggesting that maybe you should deal with the topic at hand instead of bringing up everything else you can think of
just to be clear,Just to be clear, there are people in the thread wanting this guy prosecuted who are also bringing up the riots.
You don't think @W.TN.Orange Blood 's opinion on prosecuting any of these people changes based on party afilliation?So call them out, and I’ll stick to calling out the guys who’s opinion changes based on party affiliation
Duh. I don't know what comment Septic replied to and I dont know if he wants the guy prosecuted or not, but people are talking about the riots because of this. It's not irrelevant to bring up the distinctions.just to be clear,
If you wanted the Jan 6th people prosecuted then you want this guy prosecuted or you’re a political hack.
If you didn’t want the Jan 6th people prosecuted then you don’t want this guy prosecuted or you’re a political hack.
You don't think @W.TN.Orange Blood 's opinion on prosecuting any of these people changes based on party afilliation?
He performed an illegal action to halt a vote on a critical piece of government action. he should be charged. intent doesn't matter, you can read up on plenty of cases of kids being charged for pulling it, and unless you are going to argue he has less reasoning than a child seems like he is guilty. its a misdemeanor, but he is guilty of obstructing a required piece of government acts critical to the running of this nation.Oh sure. Exactly the same thing.
called the first part. willing to bet the second part comes true tooyes, but when does that get implemented? That seems to be the issue you are raising. The Rs are pushing #3 and you keep yelling about now not being the right mechanism for that.
the impending shut downs are part of the negotiations that have been on going.
as others have pointed out this is political theatre. Someone will buckle right at the 11th hour, and nothing will be addressed because of your mindset, and we will have this same discussion in November when the Senate proposal ends.
I’m suggesting that maybe you should deal with the topic at hand instead of bringing up everything else you can think of
When the “lunatics on the right” start pulling fire alarms to avoid votes, you may have a valid point. Until then you should just give up
Just like Jan 6 rioters, Bowman broke the law trying to stop a Congressional action...
Who?You don't think @W.TN.Orange Blood 's opinion on prosecuting any of these people changes based on party afilliation?
I’m sure septic really appreciates you helping him.Duh. I don't know what comment Septic replied to and I dont know if he wants the guy prosecuted or not, but people are talking about the riots because of this. It's not irrelevant to bring up the distinctions.
Edit: and those distinctions are important. If this guy is prosecuted and doesn't get the harshest sentence given to a rioter who hit a cop, the "riot wasnt a riot" crowd will be all over it.
Sure it is.My response was directly attributed to the far right attempting to stop a vote. It isn't a 'whatabout' when you're asked to come up with a valid point regarding the people in question doing exactly what is in question.
Try to keep up.
Touchy today. You haven't noticed people in this thread who want this guy prosecuted bringing up the riots?I’m sure septic really appreciates you helping him.
Except that I don’t know what you’re rambling about now. So you’re not really helping but just mindlessly defending your lefty buddy. Then again that’s what you openly admit you do.