Regarding Ms.Waters comments, we are being told by some that the Shampeachment trial of Trump is looking at comments he made "that go back years". So there is that.
Possibly. But liberty and personal freedom runs deep within conservatives, especially Trumpian conservatives.
Regarding Ms.Waters comments, we are being told by some that the Shampeachment trial of Trump is looking at comments he made "that go back years". So there is that.
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What percentage of the crowd that day would you say constituted the mob?True.
However, the difference is, is that Trump has had a tendency to glorify, normalize, and call for violence ... repeatedly ...
Which were largely peaceful.
Which she also addressed and condemned in her comments.
OTOH, Trump told the violent mob he loved them ... and that they were "special" (the latter no doubt being true, just not in the way he or they might imagine ...
Nope - that's conflating two separate and very different things.
To get there requires one to willfully ignore her condemnations of the malicious destruction, looting, and murders.
And many Dem politicians over the last summer appeased the violence quite often. Rarely criticized it and some said "it's just property". No biggie.True.
However, the difference is, is that Trump has had a tendency to glorify, normalize, and call for violence ... repeatedly ...
Which were largely peaceful.
Which she also addressed and condemned in her comments.
OTOH, Trump told the violent mob he loved them ... and that they were "special" (the latter no doubt being true, just not in the way he or they might imagine ...
Nope - that's conflating two separate and very different things.
To get there requires one to willfully ignore her condemnations of the malicious destruction, looting, and murders.
Fauci said they're not effective during a Pandemic. It's due to the small droplets that escape from the mask and stay in the air for awhile. Now you have everyone touching their face more. Constantly adjusting it because glasses steaming up, taking it off, putting it back on, taking it off to drink some water. Grabbing the dirty outside of it with unclean hands, putting dirty mask back on after cramming it in your pocket. Wearing it wrong like below your nose so you can breathe. A lot of issues with mask wearing.Yup, sure is ... question is, why after it was learned the virus was transmissible by air, was Trump not calling for mask wearing at every opportunity, issuing a mask mandate, and modeling good behavior ?
#completefailureofleadership
That's the way things are resolved in large urban areas of Blue states. Remember when the mayor of Baltimore literally gave rioters the OK to trash a large part of the city during the Freddie Gray riots?
Wearing a mask with your nose exposed is like fixing 3 out of the 5 screen doors on your submarine.
No, it's a fact. And it's verifiable. There are many Dems (with "many" meaning in this case "more than two," because more than zero is far too many) literally appeasing the violence on audio and video. Some Dems even went so far at appeasement to help fund bail for those who engaged in the violence.
Right, so some are making the argument (since Trump's speech didn't actually incite a riot) that it was his previous comments and statements from months and even years that lit the flame of the riot.(shifting goalposts) So in using that argument, how do we know that the comments of the Baltimore mayor didn't light the flames of the capitol riot? How do we know that comments from Chuck Schumer who said about two Justices " you won't know what hit you" didn't light the flame? Or the comments from Nancy Pelosi who called personnell storm troopers or didn't condemn in strong terms the property damage and condoned the destruction of monuments? How do we know that her appeasement didn't light the flames of the riot? Or Maxine Waters "create a crowd" comments when referring to Trump cabinet members. How do we know that didn't light the flame?
