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>direct calls to violence and to insurrection against a democracy Did Trump really call for violence? Are those tweets still accessible somewhere? (Serious que
by q3 6y ago
>direct calls to violence and to insurrection against a democracy
Did Trump really call for violence? Are those tweets still accessible somewhere? (Serious question, I did not follow his account.)
- mechnesium 6y agoNo, all he said was: "Big Protest in D.C. on January 6th. Be there, will be wild!" Protest is protected by the first amendment.
- hundchenkatze 6y agoWhat happened was NOT a protest.
- cbradford 6y agoAs CNN would say.. Fiery but mostly peaceful protest
- irateswami 6y agoThey should've just declared an autonomous zone and solidarity w/BLM, the media would've loved them.
- mechnesium 6y agoRegardless of what the media is labeling the events on January 6th, the people involved were acting of their own free will. Trump has no culpability for the actions of his supporters.
- lovecg 6y agoHonest question, by that logic, do you think Charles Manson was wrongly imprisoned?
- txsoftwaredev 6y agoThey should have stolen some sneakers and televisions, that's what a protest is as I understand from the MSM.
- efdee 6y agoIn what world is a call for a "wild protest" not a call for violence?
- chasd00 6y agoare you serious? "wild protest" is about as ambiguous as you can get. There's no call for violence with the word "wild" any more than a "wild party" is a call for violence.
- efdee 6y agoThe source is the POTUS, not some frat bro.
- Bantros 6y agoSaying a big protest will be wild is a call for violence now. Psuedo-reality
- tpoacher 6y agoDoes it really matter anymore?