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rjshae

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  1. It's a good game. You get used to the figures pretty quickly.
  2. Well the mad king is going to snub the inauguration. Just imagine if he showed up anyway. Awkward...
  3. Snake legs, I think.
  4. Democracy is messy, yes, but still worth fighting for.
  5. The woman who was shot and killed was a Trump supporter. I think as people get rounded up and jailed, the stark truth will come out.
  6. That was my thought as well. Historically, it reminded me of the Beer Hall Putsch. In that case though, the German police responded with much greater use of force.
  7. One of these things is not like the other. Protest is allowed under the constitution. Rioting and looting is not. Storming the capital building in an attempt to intimidate the government is most definitely not. The mob of morons were okay up until the point where they decided to invade Congress. At that point they should have been met by a hail of bullets. There's a reason why the main streets of Paris are so wide.
  8. Idiots indeed. Yes it's a head scratcher as to why they got so riled up over what's essentially a fake conspiracy. They're lucky they didn't get mowed down on the capital steps.
  9. I suspect they more or less rely on their genius overlord to do the thinking. But I'm not really sure that he has thought this through either; he just relies to much on lies and sewing chaos to get his way.
  10. Well I assume they were trying to disrupt the proceedings. But then it's an army of idiots overdosing on testosterone so they clearly didn't think it through very well. What they potentially could have done is take congress-people hostage, prevent a peaceful transfer of power, and justify Trump declaring martial law. &c.
  11. Alas, Idiocracy was a documentary.
  12. My concern is with the precedent it sets, in combination with the international image it projects. With more effort and determination they clearly could have succeeded. Next time we may not be so lucky. I think an example needs to be made of the leaders to serve as a deterrent.
  13. Well it looks like the lunatic-in-chief has finally succeeded in building the wall. Army Secretary Says A 'Non-Scalable' 7-Foot Fence Is Going Up Around U.S. Capitol
  14. I don't care how "peaceful" it was, the action was unprecedented, reprehensible, and totally unacceptable. I can't imagine there won't be consequences. There was no way to know that the rioters weren't planning something much more severe and the police really dropped the ball in failing to insufficiently protect our government institutions (although they did protect individual members).
  15. If Trump had the slightest scrap of decency, he'd resign after this fiasco. But if he actually did, this would be a very different presidency and the scene today would never have happened. This is the price we pay for electing a mentally-ill man to the office. I continue to look forward to Jan. 20th.
  16. I was merely attempting to capture their motivation; certainly they will still be around fomenting their political goals. But without a demagogue to champion their cause, there's not much hope for them to succeed.
  17. Yes, very likely. The FBI "deep state" should withhold their names until after Jan. 20th.
  18. Will they be tried on sedition, or some lesser charge I wonder? Me thinks that if Congress hadn't already left the premises then the amount of blood shed would be significantly higher.
  19. Last hurrah for the far right extremist groups I suppose. They know that once Trump is gone, their brand of bigotry will once again no longer be tolerated.
  20. The lunatics have taken over the asylum. His hard-core followers are like a physical manifestation of Trump's mental illness.
  21. Nonsense. I assume you are referring to the "Arab Spring"? That began in 2010. Most of the immigration crisis been driven by the Arab Spring and wars that were started by Bush/Cheney. Remember, Obama was blamed by the right for a significant force draw-down in Iraq prior to his leaving office.
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