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An absurd false equivalency. Trump lied to a crowd of people that the election was stolen, and directed them to "go to the capital" and "be strong", to attempt
by jeremysalwen 6y ago
An absurd false equivalency. Trump lied to a crowd of people that the election was stolen, and directed them to "go to the capital" and "be strong", to attempt to overturn the legal results of a democratic election, and his supporters... did exactly that, and attempted to storm the capital, killing and brutalizing police officers and others, while he enjoyed watching it on TV, not telling his supporters to leave the until hours later, and still telling them "you are special, we love you". There is not a single example of any event at all comparable to that.
- nonford150 6y agoAs a Georgian voter in Fulton County, it's not a lie. My vote was illegally nullified by the county Democratic Party through fake ballots. Listen to the entire quote. Peacefully is said just before protest. In addition, it's clear from the video outside the Capital the CP will in on this - they just stepped aside and let the mob run up to the doors of the capital.
- randomopining 6y agoNot true unless you can prove this.
- mansion7 6y agoThere are literally dozens of examples of high-ranking Democrats, not or mention the liberal punditry, claiming the 2016 election was illegitimate and that direct action should be taken against the president, his staffers, and his voters. Yet, those were not only allowed to stand, they were actually amplified by social media. You can lie to yourself if you wish, but the internet exists and anyone who wishes to do so can find these examples in less than a minute.