Bear Pit: now the sole domicile of politics at LuLa

[TechTalk]

The attempts to deflect attention away from the unprecedented insurrection and invasion of the Capitol by Trump supporters only fools those engaged in that effort. The rest are still so shocked and horrified by what they witnessed that day, the narrative of false equivalence is nothing more than the echo from a hollow cave of deception.

[digitaldog]

You can attempt to rewrite history if you want, but everyone saw with their own eyes.

He's a lot like the others seen in this video: clueless:
https://www.cnn.com/videos/business/2022/01/03/trump-supporters-on-january-6-one-year-later-orig-jm.cnn/video/playlists/business-news/

[Alan Klein]

The attempts to deflect attention away from the unprecedented insurrection and invasion of the Capitol by Trump supporters only fools those engaged in that effort. The rest are still so shocked and horrified by what they witnessed that day, the narrative of false equivalence is nothing more than the echo from a hollow cave of deception.

Yes most people are shocked, simply shocked. 

[TechTalk]

I was certainly shocked and horrified by what I saw on January 6, 2021. The attempts to deflect from that event and to minimize it, however, come as no surprise.

[Alan Klein]

I was certainly shocked and horrified by what I saw on January 6, 2021. The attempts to deflect from that event and to minimize it, however, come as no surprise.

I was wondering if you could see any shock potential in the fact there were over 100 cities where looting and burnings occurred across the country, $2 billion in damage, 6 people killed, etc.  Or are you only concerned with one riot when the right does it?  I for one am shocked by both kinds of riots, but you seem to have a political agenda. 

Also, you just can't let Trump go.  Of course, it's worked for democrats before.  They're hoping it will work again.  But the public may have passed that by and are concerned about what Biden and the economy are doing.  We'll find out next November who's right. 

[TechTalk]

The attempts to deflect attention away from the unprecedented insurrection and invasion of the Capitol by Trump supporters only fools those engaged in that effort. The rest are still so shocked and horrified by what they witnessed that day, the narrative of false equivalence is nothing more than the echo from a hollow cave of deception.

[Alan Klein]

That's fine. You're still trying to impeach Trump and convict him.  Good luck.  We'll see in November if that game plan helps the Demcorats in the midterms. 

[TechTalk]

And how much is democracy worth?

[Alan Klein]

Why do you put quote marks around your posts?  When I try to quote it, the verbiage doesn't show up.  Please leave the quote marks out for your own quotes.  Thanks.

[TechTalk]

No thanks.

[digitaldog]

Why do you put quote marks around your posts?

You have this odd repetitive habit of asking questions of others, when your posting history and agenda show/prove, you have no desire or ability to accept any answer. No need to ask.

[Alan Klein]

No thanks.

Thanks.  That's better.

[digitaldog]

You're still trying to impeach Trump and convict him.

There's more than enough of that to go around without anyone here having to lift a finger:

Police officer lawsuits pile up against Trump over Jan. 6
Three more officers who responded to the Jan. 6 attack filed a lawsuit against the former president Tuesday, seeking damages for physical and emotional injuries.
Three more police officers who responded to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol — including two who aided the evacuation of lawmakers — have sued Donald Trump, seeking damages for their physical and emotional injuries.

And

N.Y. AG Letitia James Says Legal 'Delay Tactics' Won't Stop Probe of Trump Family
By Aila Slisco On 1/3/22 at 9:23 PM EST

And:

A year out of office, former President Donald Trump faces a series of investigations looking into his role in the Jan. 6 riot, potential business fraud, and sexual assault allegations.

From the so called party of 'law and order', crickets.

[TechTalk]

Why do you put quote marks around your posts?  When I try to quote it, the verbiage doesn't show up.

Because they're quotes from something that I've previously written. Your repetitious posts don't merit typing a new reply each time. It's up to you to figure out how to put my quotes into your own replies.

[Robert Roaldi]

I was wondering if you could see any shock potential in the fact there were over 100 cities where looting and burnings occurred across the country, $2 billion in damage, 6 people killed, etc.  Or are you only concerned with one riot when the right does it?  I for one am shocked by both kinds of riots, but you seem to have a political agenda. 
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You lost me. What do the BLM protests have to do with the Jan 6 insurrection?

[Peter McLennan]

You lost me. What do the BLM protests have to do with the Jan 6 insurrection?

Absolutely SFA.

[Alan Klein]

You lost me. What do the BLM protests have to do with the Jan 6 insurrection?

The liberal biased press ignores incidents that embarrass the Democrats and play up the ones that are bad for the Republicans. There's no balance in the news. 

[digitaldog]

You lost me. What do the BLM protests have to do with the Jan 6 insurrection?

You just got another nonessential foolish answer.
“Fools waste your energy, so when you see a fool, it's wise to change your path as if you've seen a wild bear in the forest!” ― Mehmet Murat ildan

[TechTalk]

The liberal biased press ignores incidents that embarrass the Democrats and play up the ones that are bad for the Republicans.

I'm just bored with the same topics being recycled time and again in order for you to trot out and repeat the same shallow talking points over and over and over. It's utterly mind-numbing. Being in a coma would be just as enlightening.

[TechTalk]

There's no balance in the news...

...when you've already reached your conclusion before hearing it.