So, you want to back away from your prior statement, then, which I'd answered for you.
My statement is that a second civil war won’t occur in the United States, Joe. And you seem to agree.
So, you want to back away from your prior statement, then, which I'd answered for you.
We, the people.
He seems amazingly dense in this thread.
It doesn't need to be their own stuff if they are doing it in their own state or area.Don’t think there would be any violence. If there is it would be in DC. The rednecks won’t torch their own stuff on their state.
I don’t see a Republican state’s citizens burning down their own states stuff. We will find out.It doesn't need to be their own stuff if they are doing it in their own state or area.
I don’t see a Republican state’s citizens burning down their own states stuff. We will find out.
What do you mean by their own stuff? I can see them going after polling stations, election workers, government buildings, etc. There is precedence.I don’t see a Republican state’s citizens burning down their own states stuff. We will find out.
‘People’ - as in a bunch of gun-owning hillbillies, can’t declare war on the United States; that ‘right’ is reserved to governments.If people want to declare war against the United States. They deserve the consequences. How obtuse are you?
‘People’ - as in a bunch of gun-owning hillbillies, can’t declare war on the United States; that ‘right’ is reserved to governments.
But tools like you seem to think the US government should be able to drone strike a random bunch of gun owners because…they own guns?
Libs are weird.
‘People’ - as in a bunch of gun-owning hillbillies, can’t declare war on the United States; that ‘right’ is reserved to governments.
But tools like you seem to think the US government should be able to drone strike a random bunch of gun owners because…they own guns?
Libs are weird.
Sure. Like the colonists and the King of England.If a citizen joins a group to declare war on the US, you don't think they are an enemy of the country?
Hmmmmm.... when did the US declare war on the King of Englad?Sure. Like the colonists and the King of England.
But we were the good guys then, lol.
Maybe this’ll help…Hmmmmm.... when did the US declare war on the King of Englad?
I think another Trump loss would promise a ton more preparation from law enforcement this time around. I agree that violence will probably occur, but I don’t think another January 6 is going to happen. Much less a second civil war.
Well - he's not in office, so that's a deterrent. SMFH
Explain, Riley. Please. For rich amusement.
Srsly?
He cannot "sit back" and allow an insurrection to happen this time around.
Biden can call in the National Guard and erase the idiots off the planet.
Yes, you've said there won't be a 2nd Civil War multiple times. But why the clarification on Riley's post? Then when Joe gives you the explanation, you go into some hyper sensitive individual about always claiming there won't be a 2nd Civil War. It's a weird take but pretty BAU for you in these threads.
I liked it better when you tried to fight @Here_4_a_Dav that
one thread. You're out of your element in
these threads.
Do think think there will be a civil war if Trump loses?
No I don't and you don't either. That's why I'm not sure why you went full dipshit on Riley's post.
Since we're in question mode. Did Joe's response make sense to you?
I was hoping Riley would admit the obvious.
I get a kick out of them saying a civil war would be over before it started. Which with today’s weapons is probably true. Whoever got the first shot in would pretty much end it. But they pretend like they wouldn’t be hiding in mom and dad’s basement or bomb shelter.Yep, libs sure hate them some guns and violence.
Unless it’s against people they don’t care for.
Hypocrites.
Did Trump stop the insurrection when he was President on Jan 6th? The way you answer that will determine if this conversation should continue or I should tune in when you're fighting trolls. My guess is the latter, but I've been surprised before
If Americans haven’t revolted over anything done to them the past hundred years or so then there’s probably nothing that will push them over the edge. 🤷♂️I get a kick out of them saying a civil war would be over before it started. Which with today’s weapons is probably true. Whoever got the first shot in would pretty much end it. But they pretend like they wouldn’t be hiding in mom and dad’s basement or bomb shelter.
Hell if a civil war took out all the extremists on both sides would it really be that bad?
He didn’t. I think he wanted his crazed, brainwashed followers to raise as much hell in WDC as possible. Probably elsewhere too.
Who was in charge of security/crowd control that day?Did Trump stop the insurrection when he was President on Jan 6th? The way you answer that will determine if this conversation should continue or I should tune in when you're fighting trolls. My guess is the latter, but I've been surprised before
OK. That's a start. Now you grasp @RileyHawk and @Joes Place response or where are you still missing it logically?
Just gonna say, this guy would be absolutely no ****ing help to his side during a civil war
The Sergeant of Arms should have approved more security but Trump's silence on that day was deafening and inexcusable given that he had organized a rally and instructed the protesters to go to the Capitol. When the violence started he should have been out front and immediately telling them to stand down, but he just watched for hours.Who was in charge of security/crowd control that day?
Fact checking Rep. Jordan's claim that Speaker Pelosi was responsible for US Capitol security on January 6
Republican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio suggested Wednesday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had been responsible for the security presence at the US Capitol on January 6, after Pelosi rejected his appointment to serve on the select committee investigating the insurrection.amp.cnn.com
Who was in charge of security/crowd control that day?
Fact checking Rep. Jordan's claim that Speaker Pelosi was responsible for US Capitol security on January 6
Republican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio suggested Wednesday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had been responsible for the security presence at the US Capitol on January 6, after Pelosi rejected his appointment to serve on the select committee investigating the insurrection.amp.cnn.com
So you’re not disputing CNN’s take.The Sergeant of Arms should have approved more security but Trump's silence on that day was deafening and inexcusable given that he had organized a rally and instructed the protesters to go to the Capitol. When the violence started he should have been out front and immediately telling them to stand down, but he just watched for hours.
Trump's lackeys prevented any support from the federal government here. Even put out memos to let his minions run rampant.Yet the people in charge of protecting the Capitol on J6 - fully anticipating a huge, potentially violent crowd that day - didn’t have the foresight to have a huge security force on hand that day? It shouldn’t have mattered if Trump himself had painted his face, William Wallace style, and led the charge at the front of the pack. NO ONE should have gotten within a quarter mile of that shithole that day.
Once again, you’re full of crap. Trump’s ‘lackeys’ had nothing to do with the government incompetence that day. In spite of all the warnings and alarms going off in their collective little brain, government ‘security’ failed again.Trump's lackeys prevented any support from the federal government here. Even put out memos to let his minions run rampant.
Yes.Once again, you’re full of crap. Trump’s ‘lackeys’ had nothing to do with the government incompetence that day.
Amusing that you cite the Jan 6 Committee, which fully identified Trump as responsible for the violence that day, and for doing nothing to prevent it.January 6 committee probes security failures as GOP counter-investigation looms
More than 80 officials from law enforcement and federal agencies have testified to the House committee investigating the Capitol insurrection, including members of the Secret Service, in what investigators believe will be the most extensive review yet of security failures that led to the US...amp.cnn.com
But we were the good guys then, lol.
Why would I need to admit that you're a moron?I was hoping Riley would admit the obvious.
What's missing is any semblance of intelligence by you.What’s missing here is you not understanding what I wanted Riley to admit.
Quoted within the report you posted.Once again, you’re full of crap. Trump’s ‘lackeys’ had nothing to do with the government incompetence that day. In spite of all the warnings and alarms going off in their collective little brain, government ‘security’ failed again.
The United States Capitol Police(USCP) had not planned for a riot or attack.[1] The Capitol Police Board – consisting of the Architect of the Capitol, the House Sergeant at Arms, and the Senate Sergeant at Arms – has the authority to request the National Guard to the Capitol but made the decision on January 3 not to do so.[2]
Takeaways from the Senate report on January 6 security failures
Two Senate committees on Tuesday released the most comprehensive government report on the security failures leading up to the US Capitol insurrection on January 6, revealing new details about unheeded warnings, critical miscommunications and intelligence shortcomings.amp.cnn.com
January 6 committee probes security failures as GOP counter-investigation looms
More than 80 officials from law enforcement and federal agencies have testified to the House committee investigating the Capitol insurrection, including members of the Secret Service, in what investigators believe will be the most extensive review yet of security failures that led to the US...amp.cnn.com