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lol you're garbage
Yep, the left is humorless. Yall are the punchline you ing re s. Burn in SH and take your boyfriend Dummy with you!
lol you're garbage
Your side is the only one who spilled blood and murdered that unarmed White girl.
Trump Is Certified as the 2024 Election Winner Without Challenge
Not a single lib resisted. Trump clipped those nuts.
You're still mad about 2021 when your nuts got clipped.
The resistance has been pacified
We should all thank the patriotic heroes for their sacrifice that helped make it possible
RIP Ashli
Your sacrifice was not in vain
Sad clipped-nut trolling attempts from snacks.
A lot of balls on those s that got sent to prison for January 6. I guess.
it got retconned
The linked John Ganz Substack entry is a direct reply to Freddie deBoer, the following is excerpted.
On the Congressional side, GOP congressional and para-congressional machinations were akin to what sometimes happens in Central American autocracies when countries face possible alternation of power -- fortunately it was unsuccessful in 2020.
https://www.unpopularfront.news/p/the-jerk-store-calledTo de Boer’s point about the generals etc., I think we are speaking of different phenomena so the word coup might be misleading. The imagery of coups is of generals making pronunciamentos on TV and so forth. But I think what January 6th looks like is something more like the putsches and attempted putsches of interwar Europe, where fascist movements tried to use mobs to seize or subdue the state. Many of these failed: the Kapp putsch failed, the Beer Hall putsch failed, and the February 6 1934 riots in France were put down. But these were populist or pseudo-populist moves directed, at least performatively, against the ruling elite. Ultimately they won their assent and found co-conspirators in the ranks. In many cases, the elites found the fascist rowdies distasteful and even dangerous, but in the end, went along with them. Do I think there are high officials in the bureaucracy and national security state as committed to the demise of the republic as there were in Weimar? So far, no, thank God. Do I think we have an analogous level of democratic crisis? No, but I think it’s a bit closer than the dismissive critics like to say. And I do think it’s disturbing that the slate seems to be now washed clean by a single vote. In the case of February 6th, 1934, it was not a coup attempt at all—merely a riot, but one that showed the strength of an incipient and still disorganized fascist movement and its willingness to violently attack democratic ins utions.
all that's been rendered moot by the re-accession of Trump to power via election
off the reservation?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...s/77653629007/"If you protested peacefully on January the 6th, and you've had Merrick Garland's Department of Justice treat you like a gang member, you should be pardoned," Vance told “Fox News Sunday.” "If you committed violence on that day, obviously, you shouldn't be pardoned."
~15 of the seditious conspiracy guys had their sentences commuted
An efficient fascism does not require much direct state violence. It merely requires the assurance that private violence aligned with the desires of the regime will go unpunished.
was it Antifa, or was it 1776?
I mean, Trump just pardoned Ray Epps, so there's no longer any need to pretend J6 wasn't a violent attack on the US government to keep Trump in power after he lost in 2020.
He pardoned all the Proud Boys.
100% unsurprising
violence against cops was ok in that instance, the Capitol Police were protecting Congress against Trump
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