Fine, I'll respond.
A few questions for those who downplay January 6th. These are serious questions, if someone has time to answer them individually, I'd appreciate it. I'd really like to understand the perspective of those that don't think January 6th was a big deal:
- Do you accept that Biden won the election by over 7 million votes and the electoral college by 74?
Do I think he won? Yes. Do I think he won fairly? Fukk no.
- If not, which states do you think he won?
Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania are the one's he most likely won. You have to remember that from an electoral side of things, Trump only lost by 40,000 votes. The election was MUCH closer than people here try to make it sound.
- How did the combination of democratic and republican led state governments conspire to help Biden win?
There were plenty of Republicans that wanted to get rid of Trump. However, you don't necessarily need Republicans colluding with Democrats. The Covid rule changes opened the door for mass cheating, and that's how Biden won. People on video stuffing ballots into drop boxes in every single swing state at 2 and 3 am proves that there were bad actors. Biden only won Georgia by a little over 11,000 votes for example.
- What do you say to all the recounts? In particular those done in Republican led states like Georgia and Arizona that concluded Biden won those states?
A recount is a recount. What we wanted was a full audit, which never happened.
- Do you believe Trump was attempting to stay in power, even though state delegates from democratic and republican led states sent their certified results to DC to be counted on January 6?
Yes of course he was, but he was doing so legally. He filed many law suits, most of which were thrown out due to procedural error. Most claimed that the person filing the suit had no basis to do so, which IMO was BS. The few cases that were seen, they won, but the judge would also claim that it wasn't enough to overturn the election because it was something like 400 votes. If all cases had been heard, I think we'd be in a different place. There were many that I think would have gone nowhere, but there were very real area's of voter fraud that never saw it's day in court.
- Do you believe Trump asked Pence to not certify the results on the 6th?
Yes, and he had precedent to do so. What Trump was asking Pence to do was to send the matter back to the state legislatures, so they could look into the matter and see if we needed a re-vote. I watched most of the testimony that was brought to the swing state legislatures and there was a TON of evidence that there was mass wrongdoing.
- Why did the rally on January 6th move to the Capital?
Trump asked people to go to the Capitol, to have their voices heard peacefully and patriotically. Bad actors, arrived at the Capitol while Trump was still speaking and broke through the barricades. When the people from the Trump rally finally made it to the Capitol, there were already people on the steps by the doors. Bad actors like Epps and many others like the dude in the tower with the bull horn telling people to move up and go into the Capitol. MOST Trump supporters got caught up in the moment, not knowing that they weren't supposed to move up onto the steps.
- If successful do you believe Trump and the "protester" believed it would have delayed or stopped the transition of power?
Who knows what they really believed. I think most knew that their presence did nothing to effect the outcome. They were just there to show support for their President.
- And finally do you believe it was Trumps intention to stay in power beyond January 20th if there was any possible way it could happen?
No. I think he truly believed he was screwed and wanted to have his cases heard. I do not think he would do anything possible to stay in power, because if he would have, why didn't he? He didn't concede because he believed he was screwed, but ultimately he stepped down, right? It's not like we had to send in the MP's to physically remove him, right? He felt screwed and IMO rightfully so.
