Capitol riot is the product of years of hateful rhetoric, experts say (fraud diversion)

ABC 27 ^ | 1/07/21 | APAP & Nexstar Media

[Lurkinanloomin]

I was there, it was a mostly peaceful protest.

The riots happened last summer where whole blocks of cities were burned to the ground.
Those were called mostly peaceful protests by the Ministry of Propaganda.

[LegendHasIt]

"experts say"

Not experts

"ex-spurts"

[Biggirl]

It is time to keep our fingers crossed.

[MAGAthon]

way-outdated, but an indictment of the FakeNewsMSM that extends to the present...and beyond, no doubt:

5 Jul 2018: Breitbart: Rap Sheet: ***639*** Acts of Media-Approved Violence and Harassment Against Trump Supporters
https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/2018/07/05/rap-sheet-acts-of-media-approved-violence-and-harassment-against-trump-supporters/

[Organic Panic]

Its as if antifa, BLM, OWS, and every other democrat violent organization never existed.

[Tacrolimus1mg]

I would argue it’s both, though mostly the frustration with the election. However, the overall anger and disappointment at the ill-chosen electors is tied to the years of hateful rhetoric.

Trump was voted in because the average person was angry with being treated like dirt by previous administrations and Congresscritters, on top of being vilified by the media supporting them. The more hateful the rhetoric, the more the people leaned on Trump and his particular brand of politics for solace and to be heard. This year, the media went gangbusters during the election, making the average center-right American seem like an @sshole to those of opposing political leanings, on top of denying that any fraud whatsoever took place. The political opposite took the media’s words as absolute truth, further pushing the notion that zero fraud happened. Not only that, but they believe that any and all coverage of candidates was perfectly fair, which we know it was not; in ANY sense.

Therefore, intertwined.

[Tacrolimus1mg]

... I misunderstood whose rhetoric. Apologies. I meant Leftist rhetoric.

[Salamander]

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[cnsmom]

They fear what he would declassify in a Trump Library.

[montag813]

[zeestephen]

Re: Carter gives clemency to Puerto Rican terrorists in 1979.

I completely forgot about that.

And, I just realized why Carter did that...

There is a very large population of Puerto Ricans in New York state.

If Carter had lost New York to Ford in 1976, Gerald Ford would have been reelected.

Carter was worried about holding New York in 1980.

With good reason - Reagan won New York in 1980.

[clearcarbon]

"No mention of the Mueller report. Or Russia. Or Cankles. Or Hussein. Or Portland. Or the Summer of Love. Or Milwaukee. Nope.

The left is really having a hard time coping with the idea that American citizens are standing up to them.

[Widget Jr]

Better save that photo, I think Twitter just purged it. I went for a walk and it was gone when I got back.

[AnthonySoprano]

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Oh, I got it.