January 6th

[Marener]

Well this is most interesting. At some point we need to have a true discussion of what happened to where not enough protection was allocated and why.

Because they didn't think Trump's supporters would engage in widespread violence.

Not that complicated.

 

[meaner gene]

Only closer because we own the ballfield and you need them at the 1 yard line to win.


Insurgents. You are a howl.
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As I said, you claimed the insurgents didn't have AR-15's. When they testified in court that they had a shitload of them.

 

[Moonglow]

Shalom

Assalamualaikum

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

 

[MagicMike]

No. Needledick.

Nobody obsesses over my tiny member like you Blowmejeans.
Keep up the good work ya skank.

 

[MagicMike]

BLOW IT OUT YOUR ASS, LOSER. Everything about that sham trial has been debunked and proven altered, hand-picked, and fake.

Liar

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Because they didn't think Trump's supporters would engage in widespread violence.

Not that complicated.

Better to be safe than sorry. Not complicated.

Hence I have life insurance

 

[toobfreak]

The irony of that accusation,

is you just proved what he said is true.

By modus ponendo ponens?

 

[Faun]

Well this is most interesting. At some point we need to have a true discussion of what happened to where not enough protection was allocated and why.

To whom did Trump request DCNG presence?

 

[Auld Phart]

Are you moving the goal posts? Changing your B.S. because you were wrong?

You said:



And I showed the insurgents had AR-15's.

You're now arguing where they had them.

EPIC FAIL.

And I showed the insurgents had AR-15's.

no, they were in a hotel room, not at the capital,

You're now arguing where they had them.

if they weren't at the capital, they didn't matter.

EPIC FAIL.

on your part? I agree

 

[Marener]

Better to be safe than sorry. Not complicated.

Hence I have life insurance

They had hundreds of capitol police and believed (wrongly) that the National Guard could deploy rapidly to help if they got overwhelmed.

But the fact remains that they didn't think Trump's supporters would get so violent, which was a logical belief.

 

[meaner gene]

Better to be safe than sorry. Not complicated.

Hence I have life insurance

Actually, you should be wearing a level 3 bulletproof vest, instead of having life insurance.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

To whom did Trump request DCNG presence?

I am On a plane about to take off

Idk

 

[Winco]

That's exactly what democrats do...

The irony of that accusation, is you just proved what he said is true.

Yup.
They are too ignorant to digest the information given to them.

 

[toobfreak]

As I said, you claimed the insurgents didn't have AR-15's.

I never claimed that.

When they testified in court that they had a shitload of them.

Sure they did.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Actually, you should be wearing a level 3 bulletproof vest, instead of having life insurance.

Is that a threat? Bring it. See how it turns out for you. Don’t miss.

 

[toobfreak]

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Seems to be your speed, Winny, dancing in the dirt in your bare feet.

 

[meaner gene]

no, they were in a hotel room, not at the capital,

if they weren't at the capital, they didn't matter.

That's not what you claimed. You said they didn't have AR-15's anywhere near the Capitol.

 

[toobfreak]

Liar

Talk is cheap. Nothing magic about you, loser. Prove it.

 

[Dante]

Well this is most interesting. At some point we need to have a true discussion of what happened to where not enough protection was allocated and why.

bullcrap

get a life

First Jan 6 rioter to enter Capitol building sentenced to prison 27 August 2024 BBC

Before traveling to Washington from his home in Cecilia, Kentucky, Sparks had written a number of messages online including "We want a civil war to be clear" and "It's time to drag them out of Congress. It's tyranny".

He wrote: “TRUMP WILL BE YOUR PRESIDENT 4 more years in JESUS NAME. No need to reply to this just be ready for a lot of big events. Have radios for power loss etc. Love every body”.

His lawyers had asked for one year of house arrest and argued that Sparks, despite entering the Capitol first, was not a ringleader of the movement, but instead got swept up in events.

Prosecutors asked for a sentence of 57 months in prison.

“One might say Sparks helped light the fire that day, using his preparation and planning - including his protective body armor - to steel himself against the officers attempting to hold back the mob,” the prosecution team wrote in a pre-sentencing memo.