1/6 was about preventing a day like today.

[guidelinesa2]

Jan 6 was a desperate protest for the Senate to stop the certification of an election that would put a senile demented old man in control of this great nation.

Its a disgrace that the brave 1/6 protestors were not listened to. They tried to prevent this.

 

[BuilderBob6]

Jan 6 was a desperate protest for the Senate to stop the certification of an election that would put a senile demented old man in control of this great nation.

Its a disgrace that the brave 1/6 protestors were not listened to. They tried to prevent this.

So they were trying to prevent the certification after all. Now you want to paint traitors like heroes.

It's against the Constitution, which it appears you would choose to ignore when it suits you.

After all your pontificating about socialism, here you are.

 

[nick614]

So they were trying to prevent the certification after all. Now you want to paint traitors like heroes.

It's against the Constitution, which it appears you would choose to ignore when it suits you.

After all your pontificating about socialism, here you are.

Protestors stormed the senate building and stopped the senate work during the Kavanaugh confirmation. Where were the calls of insurrection and the deployment of the national guard to live in a parking garage for a few months?

 

[BuilderBob6]

Protestors stormed the senate building and stopped the senate work during the Kavanaugh confirmation. Where were the calls of insurrection and the deployment of the national guard to live in a parking garage for a few months?

If those two events were even remotely the same you might have a point.

 

[nick614]

If those two events were even remotely the same you might have a point.

You're right they aren't the same. The 1/6 protest didn't stop any government function, while the senate protest did.

 

[guidelinesa2]

So they were trying to prevent the certification after all. Now you want to paint traitors like heroes.

It's against the Constitution, which it appears you would choose to ignore when it suits you.

After all your pontificating about socialism, here you are.

Read the constitution Bob, the Senate chooses the electors. The ****ing democrats advocate for the same damn thing every time a Republican is elected. The Senate has the power to choose, the national election is supposed to be an indication of the will of the people, but it is not binding. It's all in the constitution.

 

[BuilderBob6]

Read the constitution Bob, the Senate chooses the electors. The ****ing democrats advocate for the same damn thing every time a Republican is elected. The Senate has the power to choose, the national election is supposed to be an indication of the will of the people, but it is not binding. It's all in the constitution.

Do you just make shit up as you go along? Isn't it embarrassing to act like an arrogant jerk and still be wrong?

The Senate doesn't choose electors. The states select their own. Senators and house members have the right to object to the states' election results. That's what was happening when the Capitol was attacked. If the objection is held up, the votes from that state don't count.

We just went through this shit 8 months ago and you still don't have a damn clue. YOU read the constitution dumbass.

 

[Crayfish57]

Do you just make shit up as you go along? Isn't it embarrassing to act like an arrogant jerk and still be wrong?



We just went through this shit 8 months ago and you still don't have a damn clue. YOU read the constitution dumbass.

Why don't you tell us @BuilderBob6 what does it feel like to be the person you just described?