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@blatham,

Bill Donohue???? The Catholic Anti-Defamation institution (all by himself)

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@Rebelofnj,

Rebelofnj wrote:

the rioters were trying to lynch Pence for going against Trump and not overturning the election results.

I do not believe that they intended to lynch anyone.

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@Builder,

horsefeathers.

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@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

Rebelofnj wrote:
the rioters were trying to lynch Pence for going against Trump and not overturning the election results.

I do not believe that they intended to lynch anyone.

Yeah, they probably didn't intend to beat a policeman to death either.

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@oralloy,

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A peaceful protest is not a coup.

Perhaps you should use the word 'largely', as it most certainly was not a peaceful protest. Smashed news equipment, a cop beaten to death, multiple other police injured, rioters running around with multiple zip ties, and climbing through smashed windows attest to that.

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@Builder,

Wrong. 80 illion of us like biden just fine, and his transition proves we were wise to trust and vote for him. Give off the conspiracy theories and the Qanon ****. You have no diea what you're tslking sbout.

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@MontereyJack,

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80 illion of us like biden just fine

So, you think that during a pandemic, Biden secured more votes than any candidate in the history of the nation, while the incumbent received ten million more votes than in 2016?

I guess you're really that gullible.

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@Builder,

Builder wrote:

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80 illion of us like biden just fine

So, you think that during a pandemic, Biden secured more votes than any candidate in the history of the nation, while the incumbent received ten million more votes than in 2016?

I guess you're really that gullible.

People who believe the most prolific liar in US political history really shouldn’t go around calling others gullible.

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@snood,

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People who believe the most prolific liar in US political history

That would be a toss-up between Nixon and Richard Cheney.

Were you going somewhere with this?

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@Builder,

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So, you think that during a pandemic, Biden secured more votes than any candidate in the history of the nation, while the incumbent received ten million more votes than in 2016?

There is nothing surprising at all about this. I expected something similar prior to the poll being run. It is what happens when super divisive leaders arise. Anyone that couldn't see a similar thing coming had their blinkers on.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

conservatives are not good people.

Speak more truthfully. Conservatives are assholes. Or to be even more precise, conservative politicians are assholes, while conservative voters fall into 2 groups - wealthy, and moronic. The latter are the type you see here. Gullible, witless morons.

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@Wilso,

You low IQ types shouldn't run around falsely accusing your betters of your own lack of intellect.

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@vikorr,

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There is nothing surprising at all about this.

Not to the dupes and the gullible.

The rest of us know that there's nothing legitimate about the results.

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@Wilso,

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Conservatives are assholes

You'd best tell Roger your thoughts on that. And Aussies spell it arseholes.

I've been labeled a conservative, though I totally detest that party here in Australia.

Biden's son is a convicted criminal, and a drug addict, and Biden is a paedophile, and openly displays this in front of the cameras.

Women know to keep their wits about them, and watch their daughters and sons when creepy Joe is around.

This is what you want for your adopted nation?

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@Builder,

https://grrrgraphics.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/joe_hunter_biden_cartoon-1024x709.jpg

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@oralloy,

We won't mention Biden's connections with criminal oligarchs in Ukraine, and the paedophile mobsters in China.

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@Builder,

Right, cause dupes and gullibles can forsee expected outcomes, while one-eye people can't comprehend how disliked a person can be.

It's quite simple:

Trump appealed to the white supremacists, the racists, the haters, the people who wanted to yell insult at others, bully others, and get away with things they shouldn't....as well as appealing to many working class people whose industries he saved (one-eyed people of the other pursuasion do not see the good he did)
- therefore Trumps vote went up; and
- the votes against him, for those who despise racism, white supremacism, hate, bullying etc, also went up as people incredibly strongly felt they had to turn out to stand up against such behaviour.

Both of these were incredibly predictable. The outcome though, says that more Americans despise the bullying that supported the negative traits of Trumps personality. It is pretty obvious which side you fall on.

Only in the minds of the easily one-eyed and easily swayed was this type of reaction anything but predictable.

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@vikorr,

vikorr wrote:

Trump appealed to the white supremacists, the racists, the haters, the people who wanted to yell insult at others, bully others, and get away with things they shouldn't....

Actually no. The first two are just false accusations that progressives sling at people who don't agree with their demented ideology.

The rest describes progressives, not Trump supporters.

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@Rebelofnj,

The dismaying thing is that this is apparently necessary.

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@oralloy,

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The first two are just false accusations

Couldn't disagree more. And in any event, my prediction came true, so there is an obvious basis to it. And say, on the off chance something was wrong...the effect of enough people viewing it as true is still the same.

As for who Trump supporters are - I already mentioned they come from both the positive and negative sides of humanity.

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