Idiots. Another example....

[herrli]

Nonono. You answer for the claims you made about Epps. You’re the one ducking. Every time you get stuck you run to bashing the FBI. And fck your BS calm down tactic. I swear a lot. Doesn’t mean I’m mad.

What does the FBI have to do with Ray Epps? You just connected the two when you replied to a post entirely about Epps with a reply not even mentioning his freaking name and talking about the FBI. This what you do. Are you scared of the answer or just don’t have one?

@BuilderBob6 you never answer one GD thing on here but spout all kinds of sh!t. You are a certifiable whacko whether angry or not.

 

[tjreese]

Bob is a really angry white man, so torn and conflicted by the facts of his own being he lashes out angrily at anything and everyone he can with no actual thought applied.

Yeah, but don't try to take my spot as an "arrogant ass". Bob should label you with something else. Bob is emotional. He voted to hurt the country because he didn't like not nice tweets. Later after the vote, then he got interested in anything and everything that was not nice to trump, but make no mistake the anger you see here is not much different than he felt with not nice tweets that pushed him to vote for a "fundamental" change of the country from great to ????

 

[Boilermaker03]

Lol. Read something other than your right wing propaganda.

Who is in jail for wearing a MAGA hat?
Who did less than Epps and is still in jail?
Storm the confines? He said go to the Capitol. He also is on video five times trying to deescalate the situation.

He never went into the Capitol. He has been charged for being on the grounds unlawfully and will be sentenced in December.

How about the Shaman. He certainly did much less than Epps. He fukking walked around with a Capitol Police chaperone and was persecuted for it.

Epps did WAY more than Trump did, and he was hardly even looked at.

 

[BuilderBob6]

How about the Shaman. He certainly did much less than Epps. He fukking walked around with a Capitol Police chaperone and was persecuted for it.

Epps did WAY more than Trump did, and he was hardly even looked at.

You’re saying Ray freakin Epps standing at one entrance to the grounds had more influence over the crowd and their attack on the Capitol than trump…….who gave a 70 minute speech to the entire crowd? Are you insane? Because he said peacefully and patriotically?

Shaman was one of the first to go into the Capitol after the break in and went into the Senate chamber. He refused to leave when instructed to do so by police. Epps did neither. In what bizarro world is that doing much less than Epps?

 

[Riveting-]

You’re saying Ray freakin Epps standing at one entrance to the grounds had more influence over the crowd and their attack on the Capitol than trump…….who gave a 70 minute speech to the entire crowd? Are you insane? Because he said peacefully and patriotically?

Shaman was one of the first to go into the Capitol after the break in and went into the Senate chamber. He refused to leave when instructed to do so by police. Epps did neither. In what bizarro world is that doing much less than Epps?

Why did the fbi put Epps on its Most Wanted list? @HoosierfanJM tried to answer that by first denying that Epps was put on the list, and then by going into hiding (or maybe another dramatic self-imposed exile) instead of admitting he was wrong.

What do you think?

 

[HoosierfanJM]

Why did the fbi put Epps on its Most Wanted list? @HoosierfanJM tried to answer that by first denying that Epps was put on the list, and then by going into hiding (or maybe another dramatic self-imposed exile) instead of admitting he was wrong.

What do you think?

The reason I didn't respond is because if I did, you would respond with cynicism, by pissing all over the best organizations that are tasked with defending our people and democracy (even if they are at times flawed), and with a defense of the worst of society. Or in lieu of that, you will respond with whattaboutism and broad, red-herring questions.

In short, you are exhausting. I hope that God blesses you with some self-awareness and the ability to be better, and if that doesn't happen soon, I hope that God blesses the people you encounter with the grace to deal with a truly exhausting person.

 

[Riveting-]

The reason I didn't respond is because if I did, you would respond with cynicism, by pissing all over the best organizations that are tasked with defending our people and democracy (even if they are at times flawed), and with a defense of the worst of society. Or in lieu of that, you will respond with whattaboutism and broad, red-herring questions.

In short, you are exhausting. I hope that God blesses you with some self-awareness and the ability to be better, and if that doesn't happen soon, I hope that God blesses the people you encounter with the grace to deal with a truly exhausting person.

Baloney. You didn't respond because you can't admit you were wrong. Not your first time on this forum by a long shot.

 

[Boilermaker03]

You’re saying Ray freakin Epps standing at one entrance to the grounds had more influence over the crowd and their attack on the Capitol than trump…….who gave a 70 minute speech to the entire crowd? Are you insane? Because he said peacefully and patriotically?

Shaman was one of the first to go into the Capitol after the break in and went into the Senate chamber. He refused to leave when instructed to do so by police. Epps did neither. In what bizarro world is that doing much less than Epps?

Trump never once said people should go inside. Not once. Epps did MULTIPLE times. So yeah, Epps did more. Right or wrong, Trump said a lot of things, but not once did he tell people to do something illegal that day (even though the media and Dems have tried very hard to skew his words into that).

As far as the Shaman, he was escorted around. He gave the officers praise multiple times. I don't recall him not listening to them.