American Politics

Get out of jail cards for the low level republican and other rioters would have pushed Moscow Mitch really over the edge, enough to trigger an immediate impeachment trial on the single, promoting insurrection charge. Mitch knows how to count to 17 and how to twist arms out of sockets. Now magnanimously suggested a trial delay until next month, giving Fat Nixon time to scarf up enough to pay lawyers upfront, although Satan has offered Alan Dershowitz 71 virgins. Will the Supremes chime in on this toxic mess? Stay tuned. Fox News May grant Judge Judy a sabbatical to join the team. The court jesters Carlson & Hannity remain on duty to rouse the troops to defend the Alamo.

[QUOTE=Paulie97;2524318]And what does it say about you when a basic, though highly accurate source is all it takes to refute your moronic, oxymoronic "Liberal Fascism" notion? Not to mention that you have violated Godwin's Law and automatically lose, shame to shame. LOL.
[URL]https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Godwin%27s%20Law[/URL][/QUOTE]Encyclopedia Britannica. I do confess to not being able to slog through the entire thing, even at one paragraph. Explaining fascism in one paragraph, and then illustrating with a gurning El Duce. The Godwin honor's all yours. You must have aced your way through middle school.

[URL]https://www.britannica.com/topic/fascism[/URL]

After his bizarre inaugural behind fences and 20,000 military troops, Biden hobbled to the Oval Officer were he signed several executive orders including the end of construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline and the end of construction of the Trump border wall.

"Mark McManus, General President of the United Association of Union Plumbers and Pipefitters: "In revoking this permit, the Biden Administration has chosen to listen to the voices of fringe activists instead of union members and the American consumer on Day 1. Let me be very clear: When built with union labor by the men and women of the United Association, pipelines like Keystone XL remain the safest and most efficient modes of energy transportation in the world. Sadly, the Biden Administration has now put thousands of union workers out of work. For the average American family, it means energy costs will go up and communities will no longer see the local investments that come with pipeline construction".

Canceling the Keystone Pipeline costs over 11,000 construction jobs and 42,100 jobs throughout the US during the construction process according to the US State Department. Canceling the Trump border wall will cost 10,000 jobs.

With the stroke of a pen, Biden has put 11,000 jobs and over $1.6 billion in wages on the chopping block. The kicker, the pipeline's developer has pledged that the project would have zero carbon emissions.

Indeed, union leaders are already calling out Biden for the loss of good-paying union jobs.

If that doesn't bother you, gas prices going up to fill your tank due to the cancellation of cheap Canadian oil to refineries should get your attention. It now must be shipped by rail with Warren Buffett getting paid off for his Biden campaign contribution $ out of your wallet.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2524266]Obama's administration successfully contained a virus that had the potential to be a global pandemic.

Primarily most of what the Trump Administration did was lie hundreds of times claiming to have contained their pandemic.

Hillary probably would have successfully contained the pandemic. The playbook on fighting pandemics was above Trump's reading level, so he just ignored it.

Trump damaged the economy. His mismanagement of the pandemic has caused a loss of 3 million American jobs during the carnage administration.

Joe and Kamala will get back the jobs Trump lost. 400,000 new jobs in clean air technologies alone.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Travv;2523621]

"The reason President-elect Biden has to do this is that he's just so incredibly popular," said Don Lemon on CNN...

[/QUOTE]Are you QAnon or Trump brainwashed or what's's hapen with so many Americans? The howl world is happy that the biggest lier and Mafia in history is disapearing and there is hope for a united America. With Trump Clan in Jail for 20 years. And you ask stupid fake question about Don Lemon? - People like you should know, why DC looked like a war zone!

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2524308]You attempt to use facts to mislead.

According to Mapping Police Violence, officers have killed 1,066 people in 2020 more than 28 percent of them Black, despite Black people making up only 12 percent of the USA Population.

So on a per-capita basis, blacks are more than twice as likely to be killed by cops.

Then have it excused by ShooBree due to his Stupid Swede prejudice.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.google.se/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/who-kills-police-officers-315701%3Famp%3D1[/URL]

"In 2013,44 percent of cop killers were white, 37 percent were black and 11 percent were Hispanic."

[URL]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_crime_in_the_United_States[/URL]

"According to the FBI, African Americans accounted for 52.4% of all homicide offenders in 2018, with Whites 43.1% and "Other"/ Unknown 4. 4%. Of these, 15.4% were Hispanic or Latino. The per-capita offending rate for African Americans was roughly six times higher than Whites".

Can you connect the dots now or do I have to do it for you? You're so incredibly stupid and ignorant.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2524276]Although some have drawn misguided parallels between the two, there is an important distinction here: Violence that is intended to spread democracy, end injustice and encourage fairness in the application of the rule of law has nothing in common with the wanton, anti-democratic riots of Jan. 6, fueled by QAnon and other conspiracy theories that tell the story of an election stolen by a Satan-worshipping cabal.

We can't let peaceful protesters be likened to criminals.[/QUOTE]So you're a supporter of political violence as long as the perpetrators have the same political views as you?

Yikes, that's messed up.

The BLM terrorists are not peaceful, they are attacking and terrorizing the society to enforce their radical views.

You've revealed yourself to be a true extremists who will not condemn political violence and terrorism.

[QUOTE=Canada;2524184]BIDEN FIRST DAY WILL BE BIGGEST STAIN ON USA FOR A VERY LONG TIME.[/QUOTE]Yet another disgruntled Chicken Little that doesn't want to talk about the historic horrors committed at our Capital by Trump cultists. American will never forget it. But take heart, the midterms are in two years. Bring us some good candidates. I have no problem with center and center right Repubs, and they can very possibly earn my vote. But this Trump debacle had to end.

Yiiipppppeee that's it. Vacation starts now. See you guys in a month when I resume my political posting. Wish me safe travels.

[QUOTE=Paulie97;2524223]You said "Liberal Fascism," which is terminology that has been used in the past by journalists trying to do history, Jonah Goldberg and more recently Dinesh the'Souza. The aim is to connect modern political liberals .[/QUOTE]Said "Liberal Fascism"? Where?

[QUOTE=Canada;2524184]Trump Stain.

1. Standing up for Americans and American business. Supporting black neighborhoods and universities. Lowest unemployment in history for women, backs, hispanics. Getting the vaccine less than a year when they said it would take 2-3 years. Lowering taxes for everyone. Killing the Iran deal and Paris Accord. Making USA energy self suffecient. Keeping our borders safe. Holding China accountable. Keeping USA from war.

Biden Plan: Screw USA businesses. Keep everybody poor and dependent in the government. Open our borders to all. Good or bad. Medicare and citizenship for illegals. Kill the USA energy business. Cancel free speech. Eliminate our history as we are all racists and need to be punished. Give 11,000,000 illegals citizenship so they can vote legally next time not like this year. Open borders will give democrats 20,000,000 new votes in 4 years. Doesn't matter if they take jobs away from USA citizens..[/QUOTE]Thank you Canada. You are a good and honest neighbor.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2524243]Last time I checked more white people are killed by the police than blacks, but hey, don't let facts come in the way of you playing the race card.[/QUOTE]The last time I checked, blacks made up about 13.4% of the population while whites made up about 60.1%. Why not produce your proof adjusted on a "per capita" basis.

I'll wait.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2524308]You attempt to use facts to mislead.

According to Mapping Police Violence, officers have killed 1,066 people in 2020 more than 28 percent of them Black, despite Black people making up only 12 percent of the USA Population.

So on a per-capita basis, blacks are more than twice as likely to be killed by cops.

Then have it excused by ShooBree due to his Stupid Swede prejudice.[/QUOTE]Maybe it is because 28% of the blacks commit more crimes than than the 72% whites. USA statistics show the 28% of the blacks murder over 50% of total murders. The reason is obvious to 4th grader that you are more likely to get shot by a cop if you are actually doing a crime. White people at home sleeping at night are less likely to be killed by a cop than a black guy at 2:00 AM breaking into a business. Does it not make sense to the liberals that the people committing the crimes are more likely to be arrested or shot by the police than the people who are at work or sleeping?

Arrests by offense by race.

Offenses All races White black.

Murder and and. 11,060 5,070 5,660.

Originally Posted by Mdemde: "What exactly did Trump say or do to encourage people to riot? Can you show me this clear evidence including any direct quotes?

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2524168]The evidence presented at his impeachment trial.

I you ever saw some news coverage about the January 6th riot to disrupt the joint session of Congress.

You would see footage of Trump speaking before the crowd "Now it is up to Congress to confront this egregious assault on our democracy. And after this, we're going to walk down and I'll be there with you. We're going to walk down we're going to walk down. Anyone you want, but I think right here, we're going to walk down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women, and we're probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them. Because you'll never take back our country with weakness. You have to show strength and you have to be strong".

Of course Trump knew that his Trump Goons would be too stupid to wait there, until he joined them in marching to the Capital. It was known that the Trump Goons watching the president's speech near the White House were livestreaming TrumpShit's speech to another group of Trump Goons already at the Capital, waiting for the battle call.[/QUOTE]You really call that evidence of incitement to riot? Is that really the best you have?

[QUOTE=Spidy;2524232]Next you'll be telling us, he (Trump) cured cancer and brought world peace.[/QUOTE]If Trump did find a cure for cancer, brought world peace, and ended poverty, the Democrats would still find a way to criticise him for it.

If Trump found a cure for cancer the Democrats would blame him for destroying the jobs of tens of thousands of doctors and medical researchers.

If he brought world peace and all the armies in the world were disbanded then he would be blamed for destroying the jobs of millions of soldiers and destroying the jobs of the millions who work for the weapons manufacturers.

If he ended world poverty he would be blamed for destroying the jobs of hundreds of thousands of Aid workers. LOL.

[QUOTE=Beijing4987;2524274]Start with the invasion of the north and South American continents in 1492, culminating in the genocide of native peoples and theft of their lands.
[/QUOTE]Invasion you say? Genocide? Theft?

Here's an opinion piece that was published online about 4 months ago (link below) that challenges those outrageous, scurrilous and preposterous claims;.

The myth of the 'stolen country'.

[URL]https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-myth-of-the-stolen-country[/URL]

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2524276]Although some have drawn misguided parallels between the two, there is an important distinction here: Violence that is intended to spread democracy, end injustice and encourage fairness in the application of the rule of law has nothing in common with the wanton, anti-democratic riots of Jan. 6, fueled by QAnon and other conspiracy theories that tell the story of an election stolen by a Satan-worshipping cabal.

We can't let peaceful protesters be likened to criminals.[/QUOTE]Peaceful protestors? Do you mean the ones who went on a 6 month rampage last summer in dozens of cities across the US and murdered more than 25 people, injured many hundreds (many were left with life-changing injuries), caused over USD2 billion in damages and destroyed thousands of businesses? Those protestors?