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Ol' Elmer "Stewart" Rhodes had a hard time seeing it...
Seems like an obvious statement. They wouldn't have tried to overthrow the government if they were okay with the outcome. >

There argument is that this was over perception of fraud, prosecution is arguing this is not. >

Where argument? >

Argument where? >

You missed it over there, next to those seditionists. >

Reminds me a toddler having a tantrum after their parent said no to some nonsense. >

Also Much like Toddlers they may have meltdown even if they get their way just because. >

“Prosecutors highlighted numerous inflammatory videos Minuta streamed of himself on social media on the day of the attack, including one in which he said: "You know what? Millions will die. So what? Get your fucking soul ready. Get right with God."
Minuta's attorney William Shipley, in his closing arguments on Wednesday, acknowledged his client was acting "crazy" in the videos, but said they had nothing to do with Rhodes, and he accused the government of taking the evidence out of context.
"This case is about a narrative in a sea of evidence," he said. "But the evidence isn't there."
Hmmm, yeah, that statement of intent sounds completely above board there Shipley. No evidence of sedition there. These fucking MAGA lawyers are doing a great job of keeping these fucks behind bars before they get disbarred. >

"You may not like it but accept it." - Macho Man Randy Savage >

Truly the Confucius of our age. >

“Could not” or “would not” ?
If you only like democracy when your side wins then you don’t like democracy.  
Democracy is one of the greatest feature of the U.S. and one I would miss the most if we lose it. >

I meant would not, sorry for the confusion. I'm sure the 2020 incumbent was capable of accepting the results and moving on, but unfortunately, he seemed to have wanted to find any way to stay in power. >

This just reveals them to be morons. Only a fool believes anything from the mouth of an obvious pathological liar. >

Oh shit really? I thought they were mad about parking tickets. 
Corporate media milking this coup attempt for every last drop of copy for the 24 hour news cycle. Pretty impressive really. They have managed to minimize and reframe every moment of that day almost like we didn’t see it live on tv >

i mean…exactly how much should the media be reporting on the single greatest threat our nation has ever faced?  i mean the brits burnt down the WH in 1812, and we had a civil war in the 1860s…but democracy itself has never been this close to being willfully murdered in broad daylight before. >

lock 'em up!