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To: Fury; Responsibility2nd
"BroJoeK, here’s another one."

I agree with you.
Responsibility2nd tells us:

That's his premise and based on it he tries to justify a coup or civil war... or God knows what.
But to begin with, his premise is false, what we really have is one allegedly stolen election.
Of course a stolen election is a serious thing, but it's not entirely unheard of, it's happened before, and somehow our republic survived.
I've mentioned before the example of 1960, when John Kennedy's dad paid Chicago Mayor Daily to steal the election from Richard Nixon.
Nixon did not raise a stink about it, much less attempt a coup, but he did, eventually, get even, twice, in 1968 & 1972.

Point is, one stolen election does not automatically abolish our Constitution, we have survived such things before and can again.
More to your point though, the very idea of attempting to "restore the Constitution" by illegal force of arms is a contradiction in terms and anathema to the Constitution itself.

It can't happen, it won't happen and any pathetic attempt to do it will go down in history along with others which are mostly forgotten now.

70 posted on 05/31/2021 2:10:05 PM PDT by BroJoeK ((a little historical perspective...) )
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To: BroJoeK

If you can look around, right now, and still think we are a Republic, you are truly delusional.

“One allegedly stolen election”... You absolute numpty. This is the culmination of DECADES worth of Democrat fraud finally being used to completely invalidate the National election for our Highest Office.

Go sit in a corner while your betters fix this crap.


87 posted on 05/31/2021 4:59:24 PM PDT by Dead Corpse (A Psalm in napalm...)
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