Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

SDSU Aztec wrote:

Flybang mosh wrote:

Hey neo-liberals, how's that trial going for ya? BWWWAHHHHHH HAHAHAHAAHA!

Today's neo-liberals, amply represented here on the Letsrun Trump Rocks thread. Were you guys this neo-liberalish before 2020? Did Trump do this to you? You shouldn't let anyone warp your world view like He has. Can you say "losers"? Say it. Say "we are looooooooosers." You don't have to type it, just say it to yourself.

This trial was over before it started. Liberals always lose at trial, because they can't synthesize and process factual information like a person with high level IQ. Liberals see everything through a hysterical, socialist, quasi-religious lens of their own hypocritical ineptitude. That's been proven. I can prove that in three steps. Prove it as a factual matter with 3 bullet points on an outline.

Flybang M.

O.J.'s trial was also over before it was started. Like Trump, he really was innocent.

Flybang mosh wrote:

SDSU Aztec wrote:

O.J.'s trial was also over before it was started. Like Trump, he really was innocent.

You raise some interesting points there, Spaztec. And I commend you for analogizing Simpson to Trump. Few of your neo-liberal kin here would have the mettle to do so.

But there are some nuanced differences between the two situations, that I hope you can appreciate.

Simpson was a black man falsely accused because of his race. It took a jury of his peers to correct the injustice. Trump is a white man falsely accused because of his beliefs in America. It will be a jury of reasonable senators that acquit him.

Simpson was charged with affirmative acts of violence. Trump's charges are more in the nature of thought crimes/speech crimes.

Riots are the language of the unheard. Simpson was not accused of rioting or even promoting the idea. But he could have rioted under the Unheard Language Riot doctrine popular in current American jurisprudence. That defense is not available to Trump, for various reasons.

But you are right, Aztec. As Keith Richards once so famously said at the hills of Altamont, "I'm gonna walk before they make me run."

johnny99 wrote:

Cause:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHhB1ZMV_o

Effect:

The indictment against Nicholas Ochs, 34, of Honolulu, and Nicholas DeCarlo, 30, of Burleson, Texas, said the two men agreed before Jan. 6 to travel to Washington to “stop, delay and hinder” the certification of President Joe Biden’s election victory, the Justice Department said. The riot led to five deaths, including a Capitol Police officer.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-capitol-arrests/u-s-charges-seattle-based-proud-boys-member-for-role-in-capitol-riots-idUSKBN2A333T

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"I believed I was following the instructions of former President Trump,"

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"They were made at a time when Donald Trump had me believing that an American election was stolen. I want to publicly apologize to Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez and the Capitol police officers."

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Robert Bauer told FBI Agents in an interview that he "marched to the U.S. Capitol because President Trump said to do so,"

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"He heard the words of the president. He believed them. He genuinely believed him," Jacob Chansley's lawyer, Al Watkins, told ABC News in an interview. "He thought the president was walking with him."

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"The nature and circumstances of this offense must be viewed through the lens of an event inspired by the President of the United States," said Jackson's lawyer of his client's alleged attack on an officer.

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Robert Sanford, a Pennsylvania man who is accused of throwing a fire extinguisher at an officer, told investigators he had "followed the President's instructions and gone to the Capitol,"

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The lawyer for Riley June Williams, who prosecutors allege stole Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's laptop, said in an interview with CNN that her client had taken Trump's "bait."

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"The boss of the country said, 'People of the country, come on down, let people know what you think,'" Pezzola's lawyer, Michael Scibetta, said in an interview with Reuters. "The logical thinking was, 'He invited us down.'"

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https://abcnews.go.com/US/president-trump-dozen-capitol-rioters-trumps-guidance/story?id=75757601

Trollminator wrote:

Flybang mosh wrote:

You raise some interesting points there, Spaztec. And I commend you for analogizing Simpson to Trump. Few of your neo-liberal kin here would have the mettle to do so.

But there are some nuanced differences between the two situations, that I hope you can appreciate.

Simpson was a black man falsely accused because of his race. It took a jury of his peers to correct the injustice. Trump is a white man falsely accused because of his beliefs in America. It will be a jury of reasonable senators that acquit him.

Simpson was charged with affirmative acts of violence. Trump's charges are more in the nature of thought crimes/speech crimes.

Riots are the language of the unheard. Simpson was not accused of rioting or even promoting the idea. But he could have rioted under the Unheard Language Riot doctrine popular in current American jurisprudence. That defense is not available to Trump, for various reasons.

But you are right, Aztec. As Keith Richards once so famously said at the hills of Altamont, "I'm gonna walk before they make me run."

Sally you little cretin. I hope you understand trump isn’t going to be magically made president. Shed them tears trump lover, shed them tears.

Paradoxical wrote:

johnny99 wrote:

Cause:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHhB1ZMV_o

Effect:

The indictment against Nicholas Ochs, 34, of Honolulu, and Nicholas DeCarlo, 30, of Burleson, Texas, said the two men agreed before Jan. 6 to travel to Washington to “stop, delay and hinder” the certification of President Joe Biden’s election victory, the Justice Department said. The riot led to five deaths, including a Capitol Police officer.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-capitol-arrests/u-s-charges-seattle-based-proud-boys-member-for-role-in-capitol-riots-idUSKBN2A333T

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"I believed I was following the instructions of former President Trump,"

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"They were made at a time when Donald Trump had me believing that an American election was stolen. I want to publicly apologize to Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez and the Capitol police officers."

--------------------------------------------

Robert Bauer told FBI Agents in an interview that he "marched to the U.S. Capitol because President Trump said to do so,"

----------------------------------------

"He heard the words of the president. He believed them. He genuinely believed him," Jacob Chansley's lawyer, Al Watkins, told ABC News in an interview. "He thought the president was walking with him."

----------------------------------------

"The nature and circumstances of this offense must be viewed through the lens of an event inspired by the President of the United States," said Jackson's lawyer of his client's alleged attack on an officer.

----------------------------------------

Robert Sanford, a Pennsylvania man who is accused of throwing a fire extinguisher at an officer, told investigators he had "followed the President's instructions and gone to the Capitol,"

----------------------------------------

The lawyer for Riley June Williams, who prosecutors allege stole Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's laptop, said in an interview with CNN that her client had taken Trump's "bait."

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"The boss of the country said, 'People of the country, come on down, let people know what you think,'" Pezzola's lawyer, Michael Scibetta, said in an interview with Reuters. "The logical thinking was, 'He invited us down.'"

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https://abcnews.go.com/US/president-trump-dozen-capitol-rioters-trumps-guidance/story?id=75757601

Man, you liberals' arms must hurt from reaching so far. Trump telling the protesters to march to the capitol is not incitement of anything illegal. This is all just the lawyers of the rioters trying to make up phony excuses to try and blame Trump for something their clients did. And liberals cant see this for the weak legal defense that it is and not the actual truth.

Paradoxical wrote:

johnny99 wrote:

Cause:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHhB1ZMV_o

Effect:

The indictment against Nicholas Ochs, 34, of Honolulu, and Nicholas DeCarlo, 30, of Burleson, Texas, said the two men agreed before Jan. 6 to travel to Washington to “stop, delay and hinder” the certification of President Joe Biden’s election victory, the Justice Department said. The riot led to five deaths, including a Capitol Police officer.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-capitol-arrests/u-s-charges-seattle-based-proud-boys-member-for-role-in-capitol-riots-idUSKBN2A333T

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"I believed I was following the instructions of former President Trump,"

------------------------------------

"They were made at a time when Donald Trump had me believing that an American election was stolen. I want to publicly apologize to Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez and the Capitol police officers."

--------------------------------------------

Robert Bauer told FBI Agents in an interview that he "marched to the U.S. Capitol because President Trump said to do so,"

----------------------------------------

"He heard the words of the president. He believed them. He genuinely believed him," Jacob Chansley's lawyer, Al Watkins, told ABC News in an interview. "He thought the president was walking with him."

----------------------------------------

"The nature and circumstances of this offense must be viewed through the lens of an event inspired by the President of the United States," said Jackson's lawyer of his client's alleged attack on an officer.

----------------------------------------

Robert Sanford, a Pennsylvania man who is accused of throwing a fire extinguisher at an officer, told investigators he had "followed the President's instructions and gone to the Capitol,"

----------------------------------------

The lawyer for Riley June Williams, who prosecutors allege stole Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's laptop, said in an interview with CNN that her client had taken Trump's "bait."

----------------------------------------

"The boss of the country said, 'People of the country, come on down, let people know what you think,'" Pezzola's lawyer, Michael Scibetta, said in an interview with Reuters. "The logical thinking was, 'He invited us down.'"

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https://abcnews.go.com/US/president-trump-dozen-capitol-rioters-trumps-guidance/story?id=75757601

Man, you liberals' arms must hurt from reaching so far. Trump telling the protesters to march to the capitol is not incitement of anything illegal. This is all just the lawyers of the rioters trying to make up phony excuses to try and blame Trump for something their clients did. And liberals cant see this for the weak legal defense that it is and not the actual truth.

Paradoxical wrote:

johnny99 wrote:

Cause:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHhB1ZMV_o

Effect:

The indictment against Nicholas Ochs, 34, of Honolulu, and Nicholas DeCarlo, 30, of Burleson, Texas, said the two men agreed before Jan. 6 to travel to Washington to “stop, delay and hinder” the certification of President Joe Biden’s election victory, the Justice Department said. The riot led to five deaths, including a Capitol Police officer.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-capitol-arrests/u-s-charges-seattle-based-proud-boys-member-for-role-in-capitol-riots-idUSKBN2A333T

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"I believed I was following the instructions of former President Trump,"

------------------------------------

"They were made at a time when Donald Trump had me believing that an American election was stolen. I want to publicly apologize to Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez and the Capitol police officers."

--------------------------------------------

Robert Bauer told FBI Agents in an interview that he "marched to the U.S. Capitol because President Trump said to do so,"

----------------------------------------

"He heard the words of the president. He believed them. He genuinely believed him," Jacob Chansley's lawyer, Al Watkins, told ABC News in an interview. "He thought the president was walking with him."

----------------------------------------

"The nature and circumstances of this offense must be viewed through the lens of an event inspired by the President of the United States," said Jackson's lawyer of his client's alleged attack on an officer.

----------------------------------------

Robert Sanford, a Pennsylvania man who is accused of throwing a fire extinguisher at an officer, told investigators he had "followed the President's instructions and gone to the Capitol,"

----------------------------------------

The lawyer for Riley June Williams, who prosecutors allege stole Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's laptop, said in an interview with CNN that her client had taken Trump's "bait."

----------------------------------------

"The boss of the country said, 'People of the country, come on down, let people know what you think,'" Pezzola's lawyer, Michael Scibetta, said in an interview with Reuters. "The logical thinking was, 'He invited us down.'"

----------------------------------------

https://abcnews.go.com/US/president-trump-dozen-capitol-rioters-trumps-guidance/story?id=75757601

Man, you liberals' arms must hurt from reaching so far. Trump telling the protesters to march to the capitol is not incitement of anything illegal. This is all just the lawyers of the rioters trying to make up phony excuses to try and blame Trump for something their clients did. And liberals cant see this for the weak legal defense that it is and not the actual truth.